About 165 pages, 54,000 words, thirteen real bet slips, eighty calculators, one honest record. Tap a part to see what's in it.
Eleven bet types in the order you actually bet them — spread, moneyline, total, parlays, same-game parlays, teasers, props, futures, hedges, boosts, DFS and pools. Five lines each: the edge, the rule, the trap, the tool, one number.
Odds in every format, implied probability, the vig, expected value, bankroll and units with an actual money breakdown, the losing streak that is already on the schedule, closing line value, the house price — plus how a sportsbook really works, fifteen beliefs that cost money, and a short history of how the number got here.
Moneyline, spread, totals, props, parlays, same-game parlays, teasers, round robins, futures, live betting, alternate lines and boosts, a chapter on which sportsbooks carry which specialty bets, the fine print that decides tickets, a fifteen-question quiz — and the Dollar Monster.
Make your own number (with the actual rating spreadsheet), bet the derivative markets where books get lazy, know whether a system works before you size it, play season win totals, and keep your head out of your bankroll.
Every calculator, board and generator on FantasyDailies — what it answers, what you put in, what comes out, when in a betting day you reach for it — plus eight scenes from the floor at night and our own graded record read in public.
Six hedge situations priced, when not to hedge, middle windows by sport, arbitrage with the split, bonus-bet conversion, and book specials used as hedges.
NFL with the key-number table and a full-week walkthrough; NBA, MLB and NHL with a night each; WNBA, NASCAR, golf, MMA, boxing, MLS and a bonus chapter on college.
Cash versus tournaments, value, floors and ceilings, stacking, ownership and leverage, contest selection, lineup building, and six deep dives: platforms and pick'em math, scoring by sport, rosters, bankroll, game theory, the DFS year.
Survivor, pick'em, squares and the Gauntlet — the strategy, the rulebooks, a sample season for each, and the commissioner's checklist.
A morning-to-kickoff routine on FantasyDailies, one week in October as a diary, and Ask the House.
The laws of the daily edge; every term A to Z; every calculator formula with a worked example; where it's legal in all 39 states; thirteen real bet slips; how to hedge a ticket to protect a win; where to get help; the disclaimer; and a full index.
Thirteen tickets, explained line by line.
Straight bets, a parlay, a same-game parlay, a teaser, a round robin, a futures ticket, a cashed-out ticket, a won ticket, a lost one — and the Dollar Monster, nine suggested parlays stacked into one 27-leg ticket for a dollar. Drawn to look like the app, so nothing on your screen surprises you.
