Evidence and limits
The public framework behind each FusionPicks decision signal.
FusionPicks currently uses FanDuel moneylines as a consistent reference source. As one of the largest U.S. sportsbooks, FanDuel provides a useful view of market activity. Movement may also help inform decisions at other sportsbooks, but timing and available prices can differ. Always compare the line offered by your sportsbook.
Scheduled observations capture available opening and later moneyline prices. Missing, stale, or invalid data is withheld rather than silently replaced.
Direction, size, timing, persistence, maturity, and reversals inform the signal. The path matters—not only the first and latest price.
Signals help prioritize or eliminate candidates for straight-bet research, possible parlay legs, or a pass. They are not guarantees or instructions to wager.
Published signals are graded after games finish. Return figures use the archived FanDuel board price and a standardized one-unit benchmark.
Strongest favorable movement evidence for the displayed side.
Favorable evidence worth closer review.
Some support exists, but confirmation is limited.
Avoid backing the displayed side; this does not automatically recommend its opponent.
Tracked only; no meaningful signal has formed.
