Type the odds your book offers into any market. Gold means the model rates it higher than the price implies.
1. Type the odds your bookmaker offers in the box next to any market. Each market already shows the model's own estimate, e.g. model 60%.
2. Look for gold. VALUE means the model rates the outcome more likely than the odds imply — a positive-value bet. PASS means the price isn't worth it.
What is a value bet? Odds of 2.50 imply a 40% chance (1 ÷ 2.50). If the model says 50%, the book is paying you as if it's less likely than it really is — that gap is your edge.
Stake next to a VALUE bet is how much to put on, worked out from your Bankroll and Kelly fraction.
Kelly fraction sets how aggressively you stake. Full Kelly grows a bankroll fastest but swings hard; 0.25 (quarter-Kelly) is the safe default — slide lower to be more cautious.
Bet responsibly: these are estimates, not certainties. Stick to single bets (don't combine them), and only stake what you can afford to lose.