The Units Trap
A unit is not a number, it is a hide. Three handicappers can post the same five-unit play and risk five different amounts of money. WagerBird replaces units with a published confidence score from twenty-five to one hundred so the position size scales transparently with the model edge.
Episode 03 of the WagerBird Methodology series. Watch on YouTube →
The Worked Example
Three handicappers post the same five-unit play. Handicapper A risks two hundred and fifty dollars. Handicapper B risks one thousand. Handicapper C risks five thousand. The unit language was identical. The actual risk was five times different. The unit hides the math.
WagerBird publishes a confidence score on every pick from twenty-five to one hundred. The bettor decides their own bankroll. The pick sizes itself proportionally. A GEM at one hundred is the largest position of the day. A STRONG at eighty-seven is a smaller fraction. A CORE pick at seventy-six is a small fraction of that. Same framework, different position size.
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