How we pick.

Every pick comes with its Kalshi price. A Kalshi market is a yes-or-no question, and the price in cents is what the market thinks the chance of Yes is: 55¢ means the market puts it around 55%. Kalshi settles each market Yes or No once the result is official. Prices move, any market can miss, and nothing here is a promise of any result. The Kalshi price has nothing to do with your membership, which is a separate monthly plan.

Who gets the card

We want the players who touch the ball. A starter. A number-one receiver. A hitter at the top of the order. A guy on the fringe of the offense doesn’t get the card.

One player, one ticket

The same player doesn’t show up on two tickets. A combo is a couple of legs, and a team side doesn’t share a ticket with that team’s players.

Some nights we pass

If nothing’s good enough, we don’t force a play. We’d rather post nothing than fill the slot.

The record stays up

Win or lose, every one play stays up with the price we posted. We don’t take the misses down.

Read how Kalshi player props work, how combos work, and how we grade.

See the plans