NCAAB Customer Results
Official Men's College Basketball Card Record
This page gives customers the clean version of the NCAA men's basketball backtest: what the official straight-bet card would have included, how many ATS, full-game totals, and team-total bets qualified, and what a $100 flat-bet customer would have earned. The deeper model audit stays available separately.
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What A $100 Flat-Bet Customer Would Have Seen
The NCAAB card below integrates the Moneyline Guardrail into the season where those plays occurred, so the 2024-25, 2025-26, and combined records each show the full tracked official card in one place.
2024-25 NCAAB Card
+$1,786+17.86 units at $100 per unit
66-40-1 | 62.3% win rate
107 bets | 16.7% ROI
2025-26 NCAAB Card
+$4,400+44.00 units at $100 per unit
109-53-1 | 67.3% win rate
163 bets | 27.0% ROI
2024-25 To 2025-26 Combined
+$6,187+61.87 units at $100 per unit
175-93-2 | 65.3% win rate
270 bets | 22.9% ROI
CLV snapshot: ATS, full-game totals, and team-total CLV are measured in points. Moneyline Guardrail CLV is measured separately as no-vig implied-probability CLV, so the table notes that market separately while still rolling its bets into the season record.
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How Customers Should Read This
If a customer risked $100 on every official NCAA men's basketball tracked-card play across the 2024-25 and 2025-26 tested seasons, including the Moneyline Guardrail, the historical result would have been 270 total bets and about $6,187 in profit, or +61.87 units.
This is a historical backtest, not a promise of future profit. The value of the page is transparency: customers can see the bet count, record, included bet types, profit, units, ROI, and closing-line value without needing to interpret the deeper model audit.