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@FridayNtrades @Polymarket Probably uses SignalScout

This @Polymarket sharp trader I follow made 81k last week fading news headlines Thats a 9.04% return in a week on his portfolio size Anjun is a very sharp user who generally fades the news during periods of chaos as well as taking large +EV sports bets

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EXCLUSIVE: Kalshi to announce partnership with Fidelity National Information Service (FIS) for the launch of a new post-trade clearing tool built for prediction markets, paving the way for further institutional adoption of Kalshi. The new tool from FIS is “absolutely one of the key pieces of infrastructure that we need at Kalshi to continue to develop and grow the institutional part of the market,” Andy Ross, who leads Kalshi’s institutional efforts, told Barron’s in an interview. Clearinghouses, which rely on FIS’ tools, became an established part of the derivatives market following the 2008 financial crisis. They track trades and provide a defined set of rules, such as what kind of collateral contract holders need to put up and how frequently portfolios needed to be marked to market. The 24/7 nature of prediction market presents fresh challenges for clearinghouses. If a hedge fund wants to trade on a prediction market that settles on a Friday night, waiting all weekend for the clearinghouses to open back up is a risk that may keep that fund from trading. FIS says its new tool replaces “fragmented, batch-processes with real-time clearing, high-volume transaction processing and 24/7 support.”

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ELO picked Alabama, would you look at that!

@TheEdgeAnalyst Gold right here

🏀 NCAA Tournament: #5 Texas Tech vs. #4 Alabama (Round of 32) ⏰ Time: 9:45 PM ET / 8:45 PM local (Sunday, March 22, 2026) 💰 Line: Texas Tech -1.0 | Total: 164.5 The ATS Angle 📉 Texas Tech (-115 favorite): Despite being the lower seed, the Red Raiders (23-10) are slight favorites in most markets. They are an elite perimeter team, ranking 4th nationally in 3-point percentage (39.7%). They dismantled Akron 91-71 in the first round, shooting a blistering 55% from deep. However, they are playing without star forward JT Toppin (torn ACL), which has forced them to lean even harder into their guard-heavy, "small ball" identity. Alabama (-105 underdog): The Crimson Tide (24-9) lead the nation in scoring at 91.7 PPG and rank 3rd in adjusted offensive efficiency. They easily handled Hofstra 90-70 in their opener behind a "heroic" 29-point game from sophomore Labaron Philon Jr. Alabama is missing suspended guard Aden Holloway (16.8 PPG), but their depth and pace remain a nightmare for opponents. The Line: This is a "coin flip" spread that has wobbled between Alabama -1.5 and Texas Tech -1.5 at different books. The massive total of 164.5 is one of the highest of the tournament, pricing in Alabama's #6-ranked pace and Texas Tech's elite shooting. Matchup & Form Analysis 🏟️ The Pace War: ⏱️ This is a classic clash of tempos. Alabama plays at the 4th-fastest pace in the country, looking to score within the first 8 seconds of the shot clock. Texas Tech, under Grant McCasland, prefers a more measured, tactical approach. If Tech can't slow the game down, they risk getting gassed in the second half due to their shortened rotation. 3-Point Shootout: 🎯 Both teams are "volume" shooters. Alabama averages 12.6 made threes per game, while Texas Tech makes 11.5. The difference lies in the defense; Texas Tech is much better at defending the arc, holding opponents to just 6.6 makes per game. Alabama's defense is their Achilles' heel, ranking 350th nationally in scoring defense (allowing 83 PPG). The Interior Void: 🛡️ Without JT Toppin, Texas Tech's frontcourt is vulnerable. Alabama's Aiden Sherrell (15 pts, 15 reb in R1) has a significant size advantage. If Sherrell can dominate the offensive glass and provide second-chance points, Alabama can offset any cold spells from the perimeter. The Lean 🎯 Moneyline: Alabama (-105). 🏛️ Alabama's offensive ceiling is simply higher. While Texas Tech is the more "disciplined" team, the Tide’s ability to generate 90+ points even on an average shooting night is a massive safety net. Labaron Philon Jr. is playing like the best guard in this region, and Alabama's rebounding edge should be the tiebreaker. Total: OVER 164.5 (-110). 📈 This is a "track meet" in the making. Alabama doesn't know how to play slow, and Texas Tech is efficient enough to punish Alabama’s porous defense. Both teams scored 90+ in the first round; expect a 86-82 type of finish. Best Prop: Labaron Philon Jr. Over 21.5 Points. 💎 With Holloway out, Philon's usage rate has skyrocketed. He’s averaging 22.0 PPG on the season and will be the focal point of every Tide possession in transition.

@SleekBetting You think we will get a chance to scalp?

🏀 Game 8: Texas Tech vs Alabama 📊Spread Play: Texas Tech -1.5 🔴 📊Total Play: Under 164.5 🟢 🎯Recommendation: Under 164.5

🏀MARCH MADNESS GAME PROJECTION MODEL: A THREAD (Round of 32) 📊We’re starting off March Madness with a new model! We’re here to cover every single game in the tournament. 🔥We went 4-0 against the spread in the First Four matchups! 19-13 against the spread in the Round of 64! 7-1 against the spread so far in the Round of 32! 🎯After each score prediction from the model are the plays, denoted by how confident the model is on the play. Green means a good take, while Red means you should steer clear since it’s only a minor lean. To avoid confusion, I will include my recommendation. ❤️Make sure to like + comment + repost 🏀 Game 1: Miami (FL) vs Purdue 📊Spread Play: Purdue -7.5 📊Total Play: Over 147.5 🎯Recommendation: Purdue -7.5

@therandomsec Odds are close for both teams - no one team to win, will try to dutch scalp through the game

Up next: 4 Alabama vs. 5 Texas Tech… Who ya got?

Bama vs. TTU Elo odds: 55% to Alabama, Kalshi says TTU 51% This is going to be a tight game - the sensible thing to do is scalp this, will be accumulating both teams at ~45% to take home 10% Will the game give us a fill on our orders?

@DukeProps @BoomersBetz i've lost everything

@UseAgentBaseDev @BoomersBetz I’m not a duke fan

If you bet every underdog this tournament, ur dead

@fourfigureplays fantastic, thanks for the detailed answer :)

Straight bets are great, but I think it’s just knowing my audience. Everyone wants parlays so I’ll give them that. This doesn’t work for all sports, but for the NHL I’ve been able to consistently hit duo goal scorers across the board. It’s not the best system, but it’s fun and it works. Definitely earned it over time. Hockey is one sport I feel if you put in the time watching the games and learning who’s hot you can be profitable. I’m always looking at the statistical side as well, but it’s one sports where having a feel for the game is more important I find.

I really hope people read this, because if you’re losing money betting on sports, this is probably why. If you’re on X following a bunch of sports bettors, picking out a few free plays you like, and tailing random ones here and there, you are not going to make money long term. Sure, you might catch one of my plays or someone else’s and hit a 20x. That’s great. But long term, if you are not following that person’s FULL system, you are probably going to lose. A lot of us who are actually profitable treat this like a full-time job. We put countless hours into it. I would not be betting the amounts I do if I did not trust and stick to the system I have built. For me, hockey is a perfect example. My system is built around playing 4 to 6 parlays a day. The goal is to hit one. The days we hit two are massive. But if you only tail one or two slips and ignore the rest, you are not following the system, and you cannot expect the same results. This system I play is VERY volatile. It doesn’t win everyday, but that’s why you need to play the full slate everyday long term. You might not like this system, but it works. If you don’t like it, find your own system and STICK WITH IT. That is where most people go wrong. They do not lose because betting cannot be beaten. They lose because they try to cheat a system. If there is someone on X you truly trust and they are actually making money, you need to follow the full approach. Not just the plays you like most. That is how this works long term.

I really sat up here.. looked at this terrible ass slate and still put money on it. 🫠

@PopeyLocks Need a cinderalla story? We still have a few (app is free, linkinbio)

I might love March basketball more than anyone alive, but boy nearly all of these games are just going to be miserable

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Did you mean: Kelly Criterion

Man you really gotta learn bankroll management when the MLB & NBA on at the same time shit be gettin serious 😂

@BigAce_55 We got a guy in our discord doing the work for you, so you can focus on march madness king

The NBA Need To Go On Spring Break‼️

@BookitWithTrent it's a game for scalpers. Signal Scout users knew it

iowa state, horrific wager.

@harmkimkim Kalshi is a place where the line is set by retail. You should trade your edge. If you want edge ,come see our elo ratings useagentbase.dev Follow, we're covering March madness

Kamare rule 1 : lower odds dont mean safer bets

@_Ableboy 👏Kelly Criterion👏

The more confident you feel about a bet... the more careful you should be.

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Baseball everyday for the next 7 months, starting Wednesday. I can’t wait to hit something crazy!