Movement Timeline
📊 Charts & VisualizationsThe Movement Timeline is a list of every signal event detected for a game, in order. Think of it as a play-by-play of what the professionals have been doing.
What It Looks Like
Translation: Three separate signals, all pointing to the Lakers. The pros entered early (steam), a respected bettor confirmed (sharp), and the line is moving against the public (RLM). Maximum conviction. [/example]
Timing Matters
Signals 1-2 hours before game: → Late sharp action. Often the strongest and most informed.
Signals right before tip-off: → Last-minute steam. Hardest to act on (line already moved). [/example]
What If Signals Conflict?
One pro group likes the Lakers, another likes the Celtics. In this case, the MORE RECENT signal is usually more relevant (they have newer information). [/example]
No signals doesn't mean "don't bet." It means the professional market hasn't shown its hand yet. Games far from tip-off often have no signals. They typically appear 2-6 hours before game time.