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EdgeCourt is NBA player-prop analytics for fans: clear enough for someone seeing a prop line for the first time, deep enough for someone who prices them. It reads the books' lines, gives its own number, shows where the two disagree, and grades itself in public. Every projection is labelled as a model estimate.
EdgeCourt does not accept wagers, hold funds, or process any money. It is not a sportsbook and not a tipping service. What you do with the analysis is your decision.
EdgeCourt uses one-time sign-in links. Enter your email and we send you a link; opening it signs you in. There is no password to remember or lose. Open the link on the same device that requested it — for security, a link requested on your phone will not complete on your laptop.
Check spam first. If it still hasn't appeared after a few minutes, request a new link — the previous one stops working once a newer one is issued. If nothing arrives at all, email support and we will look at it directly.
Every card starts with one plain sentence, for example: "Our model gives this a 48.2% chance. At +130, it needs 43.5% to break even." Underneath, every label with a dotted underline (Model est, Break-even, Market, EV, Grade and the rest) explains itself in one sentence when you tap it. How it works walks through a whole card, and has every definition in one place.
EdgeCourt publishes one board a night, the same for everyone, about four hours before the first game tips off, once the books have posted their player props. Before then, Tonight says when to expect it. A night where no line clears the model's bar is published as exactly that, rather than padded with weaker picks.
Outside the NBA season there are no games to analyse. During the season, the books post player props on game day, so tonight's games can show while their lines are not up yet. The app tells you which of these is happening rather than leaving you guessing; if a data source is down, it says so instead of implying an empty schedule.
Every pick on the nightly board is logged before the game and graded automatically against the real box score once it goes final. The Record tab shows wins and losses with the denominator always visible, never a bare percentage.
No one can edit it, including you and including us through the app. The database physically prevents any account from changing a result; grading is written only by an automated process. That constraint is the point: a track record you could edit would not be worth publishing.
If a pick stays "pending" after a game finishes, that is deliberate. The grader refuses to guess when it cannot match a player or stat unambiguously — a missing result is recoverable, a wrong one silently is not.
Both are inside the app, under Account:
No. There are no advertising trackers or third-party analytics in EdgeCourt, and personal information is never sold or shared for anyone's marketing. The Privacy Policy lists every service provider and exactly what each one receives.
Email support with what you were doing, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot helps. If it involves a specific pick or game, mention which one — that makes it far faster to trace.
EdgeCourt is an analytics product, but we know the context it is used in. If gambling has stopped being fun, or is affecting your finances, relationships, work, or wellbeing, free and confidential help is available:
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