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Hello RM,
“No Conf” is our suggested picks for pools that don’t use confidence points, where you just pick each game’s winner against the spread. Those picks mostly follow our ATS upset picks (the bright green and dark green ones), since the less popular side gives you an edge.Hello Douglas,
Sorry for the trouble. The “Picks” menu is just a header. Hover over it and choose Regular Confidence, Against the Spread, or Survivor from the dropdown to open that week’s picks. If that’s not what you meant, please clarify which page or link you’re clicking so we can help.Hello Andrea,
Thanks for checking. The -10.5 in the table is Houston’s spread. Our pick is the Giants to cover, so they’re getting the points. Spreads can also move after our updates, so you may see a slightly different number, like +9.5, depending on the sportsbook and the time.Hello Tony,
Avg Conf (Average Confidence) is the average number of confidence points players assign to a team when they pick it. Avg Conf Fav is for the favorite and Avg Conf Dog is for the underdog. For example, based on Tuesday’s data, players who picked Dallas this week are putting 10.3 points on them on average. It shows how strongly the public is backing each side.
Hello Dennis,
Think of the $ Score as a value indicator, the higher the number, the better the value. It points you toward teams that have a good chance of winning but that most people aren’t picking, which is exactly what gives you an edge over the rest of the pool.
You can check out this link: The Money Pick.
Hello Matthew,
It measures the value of a pick. The higher the number, the more valuable the pick, especially when a team has a good chance to win but isn’t heavily picked. Glad you’re enjoying the site!
You can check here for more details about The Money Pick.
Hello Dennis,
It’s a value indicator, the higher it is, the stronger the pick. It favors teams with a real shot to win that most people are overlooking, and low ownership is what gives you an edge over the rest of the pool.
You can check here for more details about The Money Pick.
Hello Dominic,
Bright green = higher risk pick, dark green = safer pick. Dark green teams have a higher win probability; bright green ones are lower-probability but much less picked by the public, so they’re the riskier, more contrarian option.
Hello Stephen,
It measures value, the higher the number, the better the pick. It rewards teams that are likely to win but aren’t heavily picked, since that combo gives you the biggest edge over the field.
You can check here for more details about The Money Pick.
Hello Matthew,
Yes! You can copy the table directly from the post and paste it into a spreadsheet, where you can edit it as needed.
Hello Carl, Green Bay is marked in dark green based on our formula. While they are the favorite, they have a lower % Picked compared to the Bears, which places them in that category.
Hello Matthew,
Thank you for pointing this out and apologies for the confusion. I’ve corrected the matchups.
