Good questions. Clear answers.

A Pick is the starting point, not the whole product. You can inspect published MLB and NFL selections, their saved prices and results, then create a free account to explore matchup context, available player and team values, and Model Lab. The aim is to make the original decision easier to examine—not just give you another list of tips.

MLB and NFL have Matchups, published Picks, Archives, and analysis. Game and player-prop coverage varies by sport, market, available evidence, and the event schedule. An available matchup is not a promise that every prop family will produce a Pick.

MLB game checkpoints are planned for 90 and 15 minutes before first pitch. Pitcher strikeouts are evaluated 60–30 minutes before first pitch; outs and walks, 34–20 minutes. NFL game and prop evaluations are planned 75–30 minutes before kickoff. These are evaluation windows, not guaranteed publication times. Required lineup or player-availability checks and price verification must pass first. Check the event status for the latest detail.

Skip means the model did not select a play. No decision means a qualifying decision was not available, for example because required inputs were missing or a pregame window was missed. Neither counts as a Pick. We do not fill in a missed selection after seeing the result.

A projection describes a model estimate. A published Pick also has a specific selection, captured price, and saved pregame decision. A player value, research ranking, or projection above a line is not automatically a recommendation.