ProComputerGambler Betting Record & Historical Performance

Documented sports betting results from official daily email selections and Raw Numbers, tracked separately across multiple sports using a consistent unit-based process.

17,577

Bets Tracked

+992.36

Units

+9.02%

ROI

10+

Years of Data

Current ProComputerGambler Sports Betting Record

The current documented record is 9,052–8,105–420 across 17,577 tracked bets, with +992.36 net units and +9.02% ROI. The archive spans more than 10 years and multiple sports.

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How This Betting Record Is Documented

Official selections are distributed before the games through the daily email process and then graded using consistent unit-based accounting. Raw Numbers are tracked separately because they represent a broader pool of model-qualified opportunities rather than the narrower set of official subscriber selections.

“Documented” means ProComputerGambler maintains the release and results archive and applies the same tracking rules over time. It does not mean every historical result has been independently audited by a third party. The purpose of this page is to show the record, methodology, sample size, units, and ROI clearly enough for readers to evaluate the history themselves.

Official Daily Email Results

Current aggregate performance from official selections sent through the daily email process. Official selections are the released subscriber plays. The total row reflects the current official record; sport-level rows are presented in unit format for comparability. Official selections are tracked separately from Raw Numbers, which represent broader model-qualified opportunities and database output.

Current Official Daily Email Results Summary

Sport

Record

Units

ROI

MLB

2536–2244

+352.02

10.96%

NHL

1466–1278

+243.94

10.01%

NFL

476–289

+168.90

15.60%

CFB

975–749

+157.33

8.96%

NBA

2655–2298

+74.62

6.87%

Misc.

887-1181

-7.08

-0.05%

TOTAL

9,052–8,105–420

+992.36

+9.02%

Raw Numbers Performance

Cumulative profit from all raw model output opportunities.
Raw Numbers include all qualified opportunities, not just official selections.

Historical Performance Summary Raw Numbers (Last 2 Years)

Sport

Record

Units

ROI

MLB

1291–850

+280.34

+11.63%

NHL

416–378

+50.82

+9.32%

NFL

283-253

+17.35

+13.00%

CFB

628–553

+47.35

+3.80%

CBB

3834–3057

+624.10

+7.80%

NBA

232–169

+35.20

+15.34%

How to Evaluate These Results

Long-term betting performance should not be judged by win percentage alone. The more important questions are whether the results were tracked consistently, whether the sample size is large enough to matter, whether the process survived multiple market environments, and whether the bets were released before results were known. This is why sports betting ROI, no-vig fair odds, and break-even win rate are measured alongside record, units, sample size, market price, and documentation.

What These Results Are — and Are Not

These results are a documented historical record of official selections and Raw Numbers output tracked through defined rules over time. They are not a guarantee of future results, a claim that every bettor will receive the same numbers, or a recommendation to risk the same dollar amount per play.

  • Large sample size: Results are based on thousands of tracked bets across multiple sports.
  • Long-term profitability: Performance is measured over seasons, not short winning streaks.
  • Multiple market environments: Results include different sports, schedules, pricing conditions, and betting cycles.
  • No backfitting: Selections are recorded at the time of release, not adjusted after the fact.

Profit is the final outcome, but closing line value is one of the clearest indicators that the process is consistently beating the market price. A bettor can win individual bets for the wrong reason, but consistently beating the closing number is a stronger long-term signal of market value.

Selections are recorded at the time of release using standardized unit sizing. No backfilled lines or retroactive adjustments are used.

Results are shown in units so the record can be evaluated independently of any individual bankroll size. Dollar equivalents depend on the unit size used by the reader. Unit sizing should always be based on bankroll, risk tolerance, and personal financial circumstances.

No. Official selections are distributed through the daily email process. Raw Numbers are direct model outputs from predefined database logic. Raw Numbers include a wider pool of qualified opportunities, while official selections represent a more selective release process.

Each sport has a different market structure, betting volume, pricing behavior, public bias profile, liquidity level, and schedule rhythm. A strong process does not produce identical ROI in every sport because the markets themselves are not identical.

  • Dollar figures assume a standardized $100 unit size.
  • All selections are recorded at time of official release.
  • No retroactive adjustments or back-filled lines are used.
  • Sample spans multiple seasons and market environments.
  • Raw Numbers and official selections are tracked separately.

Our Process: Data-Driven. Disciplined. Documented.

1. Historical Database

Collect and store thousands of market outcomes.

2. Raw Numbers

Model evaluates all qualified opportunities.

3. Market Timing

Identify optimal timing and line value.

4. Official Selection / Pass

Send or pass based on value and risk criteria.

5. Tracked Result

Grade results and log with official closing line.

See the Daily Research Behind the Results

Historical performance shows the long-term record. Raw Numbers shows the daily market data, model output, and projection framework behind the process.

For readers who want to study the numbers behind the long-term record, start with Raw Numbers. To access the full member research environment, review the available membership options.

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