How to Read an OddsFlow Signal Card: Every Field Explained
League, market, odds, EV and the match minute — what each field on an OddsFlow in-play signal card means, and the four ways people misread them.
How to read signal cards, activate VIP, and verify our record — everything the live agent publishes, explained.
This is not a concept page. The agent below runs live in Telegram today — every step publicly verifiable.
Ingests odds movement, match stats and market state across leagues, continuously.
Lineups, injuries, context — folded into the model before the market adjusts.
The filter keeps roughly 1 in 22 candidate signals. Selectivity is the product.
Qualified signals are executed and published in the same minute — before kickoff, never after.
Every signal settles against the real final score. Losses are published, not hidden.
Settled outcomes feed calibration. The loop tightens every week.
Signals and daily summaries go to X and Threads with timestamps. Check the receipts.
Published before the result — that is the whole point.
Meet the live agentEvery signal it publishes is timestamped before kickoff. Watch it work in real time.
Open @Oddsflowteam_bot