Casey Montgomery's betting record. Closing line value leads and profit follows, because CLV predicts what happens next and profit only describes what already did. Every position is logged before the event starts, and nothing is ever removed.
Closing line value is the headline. A bet taken at +3 that closes at +2 beat the market by a point and was a good bet whether or not it cashed. One taken at +3 that closes at +4 was a bad bet even if it won. Over any honest sample CLV predicts future profit and past profit does not, which is why it leads and the money follows.
Spreads and totals are scored in points, moneylines in implied-probability points rather than cents, because American odds jump discontinuously across zero and +100 against a close of -100 is the same price, not two hundred cents of movement. Points and probability points are never averaged together.
Units are net at the price actually taken, so a winning bet at -110 returns 0.91 units rather than 1. ROI is net units over units risked, not over a bankroll. The closing number always comes from the same book the bet was logged at, named in every row.
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