Results
The record is the record.
Every settled MSS play becomes part of the public record — including the original published details, result, units, and bankroll impact. Eligible pregame plays also show CLV when a verified closing-line comparison is available. Results tell us what happened; CLV helps evaluate the published decision against the closing market.
2026–27 NBA Season Outcome Record
Record
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Settled plays only
Units
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Net units won or lost
Bankroll
$10,000
Current bankroll
Process Measurement
What happened to the market after publication?
The research starts with a hypothesis, but publication creates a fixed record that can be evaluated. For eligible pregame plays, we compare the original published line and odds with a verified closing line from the same sportsbook. If a same-book close cannot be verified, a documented consensus may be used instead. CLV measures how the published position compared with the closing market; it does not change the result or guarantee a win.
Live plays follow a different evaluation process. Because there is no comparable pregame closing line, pregame CLV does not apply. MSS instead preserves the game state and score when each live play is published.
Measured Plays
0
Pregame plays with a valid closing comparison
Positive CLV
0
Awaiting measured plays
Neutral CLV
0
Little or no measured change from publication to close
Negative CLV
0
Closing market moved against the published position
Recent Results
From publication to permanent record.
Active plays remain visible until they are settled. After grading, the original published details and result remain available in the public record. When a verified closing-line comparison is available, CLV is reported separately from the win or loss.
2026–27 Season
No settled plays yet.
Settled MSS plays will appear here with their final result and units won or lost. Eligible pregame plays may also include a verified closing-line comparison.
Recent Results
0
Performance
Follow outcome performance over time.
The chart records bankroll movement across settled plays, so the full outcome path remains visible — not just the ending balance. CLV is a separate measure of the published betting process and does not affect units or bankroll calculations.
Bankroll Performance
$10,000
Chart activates on Opening Night
Performance data will appear here as results are settled.
$10K → $50K Bankroll Challenge
How the Bankroll Challenge works.
The Bankroll Challenge starts with a $10,000 bankroll and follows published MSS plays throughout the 2026–27 NBA season. The goal is measured by bankroll growth under defined staking rules. CLV is tracked alongside the challenge as a separate measurement of the process, not as part of the bankroll result.
01 · Start
$10,000 Bankroll
The Bankroll Challenge begins with a $500 unit size and a clearly defined starting bankroll.
02 · Qualify
Selective Plays
The Bankroll Challenge is built around qualifying MSS plays — not a requirement to bet every game or every day.
03 · Scale
Predetermined Milestones
Unit size increases only after the bankroll reaches defined milestones — never simply because of a loss or a perceived stronger play.
04 · Track
Public Record
Every settled published play remains visible with its result, bankroll movement, and units won or lost. Eligible pregame plays show CLV when a closing comparison is verified.
View bankroll and staking rules+
Starting Structure
Bankroll Challenge Rules
Unit size is tied to predetermined bankroll milestones. Losing a wager does not automatically increase the next wager.
Plays are not increased simply because a particular wager is viewed as stronger than another. The Bankroll Challenge follows the published staking structure.
The objective is not to force action or reach the target on a fixed timetable. MSS will continue to wait for qualifying opportunities produced by its research and process.
The $50,000 figure is the Bankroll Challenge goal, not a guaranteed outcome. All wagers involve risk.
Public Record
Every settled play. No rewrites.
Each settled published play remains in the public record with its original publication details and final result. For eligible pregame plays, verified closing-line comparisons provide a separate measure of the decision process.
No settled plays yet.
The 2026–27 public record begins once the first published play is settled.
Transparent by Design
What was published is what gets counted.
The original publication is the historical receipt. Wins and losses remain visible, units stay recorded, and CLV is reported only when an eligible pregame play has a verified closing-line comparison. The record documents outcomes alongside evidence about the process — without implying that any wager or research hypothesis guarantees a win.
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Publication stays fixed
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Results stay visible
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Units stay recorded
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CLV stays separate