Public betting report: weekly archive

Every closed week, graded against the finals, with a CSV download. The live seven-day view is on the public betting report.

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Across 8 archived weeks, the side the money favored went 108-136-2 (44.3%) · -0.51u, fading the public in split games went 107-136-2 (44%) · -1.42u, and the most-bet sides went 114-43-1 (72.6%) · +6.95u. Every game is listed on its week's page, graded or not.

Week of Nov 2, 2026Money side 15-28 · fade the public 15-28 · most-bet sides 29-6 Week of Oct 26, 2026Money side 16-20 · fade the public 16-20 · most-bet sides 22-7 Week of Oct 19, 2026Money side 17-17 · fade the public 17-17 · most-bet sides 16-12 Week of Oct 12, 2026Money side 10-12 · fade the public 10-12 · most-bet sides 11-10-1 Week of Oct 5, 2026Money side 16-18 · fade the public 16-18 · most-bet sides 19-5 Week of Sep 28, 2026Money side 13-12 · fade the public 13-12 · most-bet sides 17-3 Week of Sep 21, 2026Money side 10-12-1 · fade the public 10-12-1 Week of Sep 14, 2026Money side 11-17-1 · fade the public 10-17-1

CSV downloads: Week of Nov 2, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Oct 26, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Oct 19, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Oct 12, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Oct 5, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Sep 28, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Sep 21, 2026 (CSV) · Week of Sep 14, 2026 (CSV)

What each week contains

Money versus tickets. Every game and market where the share of money on a side ran at least 8 points ahead of its share of tickets, from the last snapshot before the game.
The most-bet sides. Every side that drew 65% or more of the tickets.
The results. Each row graded against the official final at the snapshot line: won, lost or push. Rows that cannot be matched to exactly one final stay in the table as not graded, with the reason.

Using the data

Each week has its own permanent page and CSV, so a number you quote today still resolves next year. Credit Wise Guy Team with a link to the week you used. Questions about the method go to memberservice@wiseguyteam.com. How we decide what to publish, and how we correct mistakes, is on our editorial policy.

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How to use the weekly public betting report

Start with the games where tickets and money split the most.

Read the line move: did the price follow the money or the tickets?

Compare the report with the weekly slate on the sport hub.

Use the history to see how the public leaned in earlier weeks.

Worked example: 70% of tickets, 45% of the money

70% of tickets are on Side A but only 45% of the money. Side B has 30% of tickets and 55% of the money.

That means the average Side B ticket is about 2.9 times the size of the average Side A ticket. Many small bets on one side with fewer, larger bets on the other is the pattern bettors call sharp money, and it matters most when the line also moves toward the larger-money side.

The numbers above are an illustration of the math, not a prediction or a result.

Common questions

What are betting splits?

The share of bets (tickets) and the share of money on each side of a game, from the books that report them.

What does it mean when money and bets disagree?

A side with fewer tickets but more money has larger average bets, which often points to bigger bettors.

Are splits a pick?

No. They are one input. Read them with the price, the line move and your own read of the game.