Guides

Plain-word explainers on the things this site does, each written from the pages themselves and each ending on the page that does the thing. Nothing here is advice and nothing here is a tip.

What is an NFL futures simulator, and how the DataPitch one worksHow a season played out thousands of times in software turns into a price on a division, a conference or the Super Bowl.Points at: Futures Simulator NFL player props explained: how to read a prop price next to a model's numberYards, receptions, the line and the price, and what to look at first when a model's number sits beside a market one.Points at: Props Picker Live in-play football alerts: what to watch while the match is onWhy in-play is a different problem from pregame, and the situations a rule can watch for you while the match runs.Points at: In-Play Alerts In-play football alert tools compared (2026): what each one watches, and which watch a playerTen tools that send a football alert while the match is on, and the one distinction that sorts them: a rule on the match, or a rule on one player.Points at: In-Play Alerts How DataPitch prices a football player market before kickoffWhat is on a fixture page, what the dials change, and why our side of a row is words and a percentage rather than odds.Points at: Pregame Picks NFL win totals explained: what a season simulation says about over and underWhy a count of simulated seasons over and under a line is the natural reading of a regular season win total.Points at: Futures Simulator Sim it yourself: locking a result and re-running the NFL seasonForce a result or a win total on a team page and read every price off only the simulated seasons where it happened.Points at: Futures Simulator