NBA Season Ratings

NBA Season Ratings

The NBA Gamma-Poisson Engine

A possession-efficiency forecasting engine that simulates each matchup 10,000 times and adjusts for recency, rest, travel and home court.

US$30/month · NBA slate updates · Model estimates are informational only.

What you get

NBA Season Ratings

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01

Projected score

Expected points for both teams.

02

Model spread

The engine’s projected scoring differential.

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Win probability

Outright model probability for each side.

04

Matchup dashboard

A compact output designed for quick comparison with market prices.

Example NBA Daily Summary showing projected scores, model spreads, win probabilities and value tiers.
Example NBA Daily Summary showing projected scores, model spreads, win probabilities and value tiers. Actual fixtures and model outputs change with each release.

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Under the hood

How the engine is built.

01

Gamma-Poisson simulation

The current engine uses a Gamma-Poisson framework to represent scoring uncertainty across repeated matchup simulations.

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10,000 simulations

Each game is played out 10,000 times to estimate scores, spreads and outright win probabilities.

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Recency blend

Recent form is blended with broader season information so the model can react without overreacting to a single night.

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Fatigue & travel

Rest, travel and back-to-back situations are used to adjust offensive and defensive expectations.

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Home-court isolation

Home advantage is treated separately from overall team quality.

FAQ

What to know before you use it.

Does the model use recent form?

Yes. Recent games are blended with broader season metrics to balance responsiveness and stability.

Does it account for rest?

Yes. Rest, travel and load-management effects are included in the current framework.

Is the projected spread a guaranteed edge?

No. It is a model estimate designed for comparison with the market, not a guaranteed outcome.

Math & Bets

From intuition to probability.

Use the model as a second opinion — then decide for yourself.

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