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Settled boards · pulled from the ESPN wire

NFL · SettledFinal
DAL @ PHI
DAL20
PHI24
NFL · SettledFinal
KC VS LAC
KC21
LAC27
NFL · SettledFinal
TB @ ATL
TB23
ATL20
NFL · SettledFinal
CIN @ CLE
CIN17
CLE16
NFL · SettledFinal
MIA @ IND
MIA8
IND33
NFL · SettledFinal
LV @ NE
LV20
NE13
NFL · SettledFinal
ARI @ NO
ARI20
NO13
NFL · SettledFinal
PIT @ NYJ
PIT34
NYJ32
NFL · SettledFinal
NYG @ WSH
NYG6
WSH21
NFL · SettledFinal
CAR @ JAX
CAR10
JAX26
NFL · SettledFinal
TEN @ DEN
TEN12
DEN20
NFL · SettledFinal
SF @ SEA
SF17
SEA13
NFL · SettledFinal
DET @ GB
DET13
GB27
NFL · SettledFinal
HOU @ LAR
HOU9
LAR14
NFL · SettledFinal
BAL @ BUF
BAL40
BUF41
NFL · SettledFinal
MIN @ CHI
MIN27
CHI24
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How a result is computed

The wire delivers the final. We diff every sealed slip against the outcome. The board's shape — cluster, spread, minority hit — is then written to the archive as an immutable record. Nothing here is editable after settlement.

for each slip on board:
  hit = (slip.read == outcome.side)
  gap = slip.confidence - median(all_slips.confidence)
  score = hit ? (1 - room_share_on_side) : 0
archive.write({ board_id, cluster, spread, minority_hit })
What we keep
  • Every sealed slip with its timestamp.
  • The room's median and full distribution.
  • The final outcome pulled straight from the wire.
  • The minority-hit ranking for that board.
What we don't
  • Post-hoc commentary tied to a slip.
  • Retroactive edits or explanations.
  • A leaderboard weighted by volume.
  • Anything a lurker could take credit for after the fact.
Reading the archive
  1. A tight cluster on the winning side is a boring board. The room agreed and was right.
  2. A tight cluster on the losing side is the most valuable board. The room agreed and was wrong.
  3. A wide spread with a small minority hit is where the sharpest reads live.
  4. A wide spread with no minority hit means the game was a coin flip and everyone knew it.