Questions, answered.

Two things. The Parlay of the Day by email every morning around 1:00 AM ET, with the legs, the odds and the stake. And full access to the site: every play on the Predictions page, including the high and very high confidence calls, every Insights list from the top, and every leg of the Trend Parlays. Nothing is locked.

The price is sent privately in the reply to your application. Seats are capped, so there is no public checkout and no price list. There is no sportsbook affiliate and no kickback: the membership fee is the whole business.

Information edges decay with audience size: a pick that moves a line when ten people see it stops moving when ten thousand do. The cap protects the edge. The application also lets us check that a bankroll and a sizing rule sit behind the bet, because the parlay only makes sense with both.

Within 48 hours, weekends included. Every application gets a yes or a no. If nothing arrives within 72 hours, check your spam folder for parlay@notasportsguru.com before assuming the worst.

No fixed minimum. We ask about your bankroll because sizing should match the money you treat as risk capital, not because we screen on a number. If your sizing and your bankroll do not match, we talk about it before approval.

Anyone 21 or over who is located where sports betting is legal for them. The service is built around the US books and the US sports calendar.

One curated multi-leg ticket a day, usually two legs, picked from the full slate by our model and a final human read. It comes with the legs, the price of each one, the combined odds and the recommended stake.

Every morning around 1:00 AM ET, by email. The early hour is on purpose: you get the whole day to place it before lines move, so the price you receive is still a price you can take.

The recommended stake is 5 units. On the public record 1 unit is $1,000, or 1% of a $100,000 starting bankroll, so you scale it to your own bankroll: on $10,000, a unit is $100 and the ticket is $500.

Cadence enforces clarity. The discipline that lets a bankroll compound is the same one that protects you from wanting action on a slow Tuesday. Volume is the enemy of edge.

NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL. The ticket follows the board: on a fall Sunday it is football, in October it is often hockey and baseball.

Every Parlay of the Day since January 2023 is on the record with its date, legs, final scores, stake and result, losing days and losing months included. The home page and the Results page read the same sheet the tickets are logged in.

1 unit is $1,000, which is 1% of the $100,000 starting bankroll the record is kept on. Each ticket is staked at 5 units, so a win at +200 shows as +10u and a loss shows as -5u.

It shows in the open results like everything else. The method does not change in response to short-term variance; that would be reactive, not disciplined. If the method changes, the change is dated and documented, and nothing is retrofitted.

No. The public record is the Parlay of the Day only. Trend Parlays, predictions and insights are published separately and never mixed into it.

The daily board of predictions, the Insights lists and the Trend Parlays, every day. A good part of each is open: the low and medium confidence calls, every ranking below its top three and half the legs of each slip. Members have all of it unlocked.

The whole slate on one page. On every game the moneyline, the total or both, wherever the number earns a call, plus the best player prop when one clears the bar, each with a confidence level. Scores update live and every call is graded against the final score.

Daily lists counted from games already played: the arms to back and to avoid, players and teams whose streak against tonight's line is still running, and the teams that actually pay as favourites and underdogs at the closing price.

A longshot slip built from player props that cleared tonight's line in nearly every recent game, with the price of each leg and how often it hit. Half the legs are open on Insights; the rest are for members.

Player and team stats from ESPN's public feeds, odds from a licensed odds provider refreshed through the day, and live game state during games. Nothing is scraped from private models or paid services.

All three, in order. A statistical model builds a candidate slate and prices every leg against the book. A set of checks (market context, team knowledge, history, player dependency, capital discipline) prunes it. The final call is human. The model never publishes a pick on its own.

Yes, at any time: reply to the email thread your access came in. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and nothing renews after that. Payments are not refunded. No retention loop, no exit survey.

No. The email and a modern browser are enough, and the site works on phone, tablet and laptop. There is no group chat, no Discord and no push channel.

Reply to the email thread you first received it in and it is resent or rotated.

No. NotaSportsGuru provides analysis. Sports betting carries financial risk, past results do not guarantee future ones, and you are responsible for your own bets, sizing and jurisdiction.

Never. No performance fees, no profit share, no affiliate payments from sportsbooks. The membership fee is the only revenue, which is what keeps the analysis honest.

Stop, and call 1-800-GAMBLER (US) or your local helpline. Applications that mention chasing losses are declined.