How the numbers work: every figure uses the same four sums — on the cards, in the compact table and in the trade preview. Profit per pair = the $1 a covered pair pays out, minus the cost to cover both sides, minus the sites' fees (the per-pair profit shown already has the fees taken out). Pairs bought = the smaller of the shares available and what your stake covers. Money in = pairs bought × cost to cover both sides; total profit = pairs bought × profit per pair. Return = total profit ÷ money in. Worked example: both sides cost 97¢ together and the profit after fees is 3¢ a pair. Buy 100 pairs: money in = 100 × 97¢ = $97.00, total profit = 100 × 3¢ = $3.00, return = $3.00 ÷ $97.00 = 3.1%, and you receive $100.00 if both sides fill. This page is a snapshot, republished about every 5 minutes — press Refresh for the newest copy. Your sort and filter choices are kept in the page URL, so Refresh keeps them. Marking a pair "Not the same event" on this page hides it in this browser straight away (use "Show pairs I marked…" plus Restore to bring it back). It also sends the permanent mark through the settings channel below: once a publish cycle confirms it, the pair stops being checked or traded everywhere. The settings section at the bottom shows whether that channel is connected and which marks are already permanent. The trade gate is the smallest profit per pair you have set (default 2¢). UI patterns adapted from ahpxex/open-dashboard (MIT).
Every strategy the system runs, what it does, and its measured numbers — read from each strategy's own results files when this snapshot was taken. Anything not yet measured says so.
Status only — which keys are set up, never the keys themselves. Keys live in the project's local .env file — never on this public page, never in chat.
These marks are permanent: a marked pair is no longer price-checked or traded, on any board. Restoring a pair sends through the same settings channel.