MLB · Baseball · Jul 24, 2026 18:45 EDT · avg book margin 6.9%

Philadelphia PhilliesvsNew York Yankees

Phillies-Yankees totals market shows 5.2% variance with sharp consensus — 2 hours until first pitch

What happened: Final score: 0–1. This one lost. A real edge is a long-run average, not a per-bet promise — we publish every outcome either way. The closing line moved against the signal (-0.1% CLV) — honest note: on this one, the market did not confirm the edge. For the record: the flagged price stayed live for about 2 hours after detection before the edge closed.
Offered2.43Fair price2.31+5.2% above fair

The setup — the analysis as published at detection, written 1.9 hours before start and frozen for the record. The market it describes has since closed; the outcome is above.

The totals market for Philadelphia Phillies vs New York Yankees (MLB) is displaying a measurable gap between retail and sharp pricing 2 hours before first pitch. One side of the totals is currently 5.2% away from what 20 independent sharp sources have converged on as fair value. The dislocation is live at this moment, not retroactive.

The consensus line aggregates prices from 20 independent sharp operators, eliminating any single book's skew from the calculation.

This setup maps onto 2 profitable historical patterns in our archive. The best performer among them has delivered +37.2% ROI on closed bets.

Baseball totals bets at mid-range odds—the exact category this signal falls into—have returned +1.6% ROI across 1236 tracked settled wagers. Historical precedent exists for this type of misprice to fade.

Mispricings in this market segment typically persist for about 20 hours before sharp action compresses the gap. First pitch does not wait for edges to close.

Historical, aggregate data on settled bets — not betting advice and not a guarantee. Markets adapt; edges fade; variance is real.

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Cincinnati Reds vs St. Louis Cardinals · MLB · Baseball — flagged side Under 8.5 @ 2.15
79 Omen Score

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Why this bet
+4.4%
Entry edge
+0.9%
Edge near close
+0.1%
Risk-adjusted edge
2.13
Fair price (no-vig)
2.25
Entry odds
Quality
80/100
Confidence
9
Sharp books
Prime signal
Class
Market state: Recreational consensus (no sharp anchor) · priced from: Market reference
Sizing
1.55%
Recommended stake
0.8%
Full Kelly (theoretical max)
Insights
Rec-book consensus only — no sharp anchor.High confidence + meaningful price gap — best risk-adjusted segment.
A sample of bookmakers on this betnear close — every price against the same no-vig fair
BookmakerOddsVs fair
Hard Rock2.15+0.9%
espn-bet2.10-1.4%
Hard Rock2.10-1.4%
1xBet2.08-2.3%
Matchbook2.08-2.3%
sport8882.05-3.8%
betparx1.96-7.9%
Bally Bet1.96-7.9%
BetRivers1.96-7.9%
PMU1.83-14.3%
Risk & profitability profile
Heavy favoriteFavoriteCoin flipUnderdogLongshot
2.15 odds → 47% implied win probability
47%
Fair win probability
+4.9% 🔒
Expected ROI (model)
+8.0% 🔒
Cohort realized ROI
The endingthe part only a settled signal can show
Detected Aug 17, 18:51 UTC at 2.25 (+4.4% edge) → fair price at close 2.13 → closing-line value +1.1%
✅ Settled: WON · +1.25 units
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Record settled · last updated Jul 25, 2026 01:22 UTC · How these numbers are made: methodology · the dataset — fair prices shown are margin-free. Spotted an error? Request a correction (include this page's URL).