data feature
Pre-structured context formats for Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, and local models. Feed odds data, line movement, and resolved outcomes directly into LLM reasoning pipelines without format wrangling.
Claude context format · BOS @ MIA example
<game_context>
GAME: BOS Celtics @ MIA Heat
DATE: 2025-04-14T19:30:00Z
LEAGUE: NBA
SPREAD (FULL_GAME):
BOS -3.5 | FD: -110, DK: -112, BM: -115
LINE_OPEN: -4.5 | CURRENT: -3.5 | MOVED: +1.0 (toward MIA)
TOTAL (FULL_GAME):
o/u 224.5 | FD: -110/-110, DK: -110/-110
LINE_OPEN: 222.5 | CURRENT: 224.5 | MOVED: +2.0
MONEYLINE:
BOS: FD -165, DK -170 | MIA: FD +140, DK +145
</game_context>Feed structured game context into an LLM to generate pre-game analysis, flag line movement anomalies, or summarize betting trends across a slate of games.
eg: Ask Claude to identify steam moves across tonight's NBA slate
Use LLMs to explain your quantitative model's outputs in plain language. Feed in the odds data and model predictions, get back a human-readable rationale.
eg: Explain why the model likes BOS -3.5 given the line movement
Build a natural language interface to your betting data. LLMs with structured context can answer questions like 'which spread favorites beat the close last week?'
eg: Query historical resolved data in plain English
LLMs can interpret line movement data and generate plain-language alerts: 'Sharp money hit the BOS total, moved 2pts in 30 minutes across all books.'
eg: Auto-generate steam alerts from tick data
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Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, and local model formats. No preprocessing required.
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