# October 1 assessment policy

Fourteen reports: one MLB, one NFL, two NCAA-FB, one WNBA, eight NHL and one MLS. Every published matchup has seven desks, complete market pairs, source timestamps, availability limits and a new inspected hero. All are PASS; no selected wager, stake or assigned wagering confidence. The captured inputs do not establish independent calibrated probabilities. Both MLB probable starters are absent, so no starter-adjusted score is invented. Small football samples, uncertain WNBA personnel, unconfirmed NHL goalies and MLS squads are disclosed.

Qualification gates remain seven percentage points of independently supported edge, twelve for Pick of the Day and ten for Bonus. A complete market or a favorite is not sufficient. American-price break-even probabilities use abs(negative)/(abs(negative)+100) or 100/(positive+100). Normalize both moneyline outcomes for two-way markets and all three outcomes for MLS regulation pricing. These market shares are never presented as our forecast confidence. Puck-line, spread and total probabilities are not substituted from moneylines. Feed opening fields have no independently established opening timestamp; no sharp-money or betting-volume claim is made.

All ten September 30 finals matched official league records and ESPN identities. Prior calls, categories, prices, working scores and confidence remain unchanged. PASS remains NO GRADE with zero units. Overall 103–84 and +12.20 inherited confidence-weighted units, not odds-based cash profit.

Pittsburgh’s official team report supplies final game-status designations while NFL.com’s table has blank designations; use the team report. Questionable and day-to-day do not establish clearance. NHL starting goalies, MLB batting orders and final WNBA/MLS squads are unconfirmed. The WNBA injury landing page supplies reporting rules, not a captured final active list. Empty injury sections do not establish full availability. No injury return-date estimate is treated as activation.

NCAA TV summary conflict: both Montana State and Idaho identify their game as Friday October 2 at 10:30 p.m. ET. The summary’s Thursday listing is superseded for this edition by the matching team schedules; this is not an incomplete-market exclusion. FBS/FCS/DII/DIII dated feeds were separately checked. MLS scope is regular-season only; friendlies and internationals are excluded. Seattle club guide distinguishes scheduled 9:30 p.m. ET from actual 9:40 p.m. kickoff.