How the bot works

1. What the bot is

The REPICOM Bot picks NFL player props and locks each one as a straight bet at the real Hard Rock price before the game kicks off. Once locked, nothing changes: every result stays on the record, wins and losses.

• Paid members see the tickets before the game.
• Free accounts see each pick the moment its game kicks off.
• Everyone sees every result.

2. Flat stakes, Unders only

Since Oct 26, 2026 every straight bet is a flat 1 unit, Unders only, and no passing yards. In its first two weeks the bot made its money on Unders and lost on Overs and passing yards, so the owner approved this rule after a replay test. Results are counted in units (u).

Overs are still rated and graded every week. They come back only if they prove themselves. Tickets locked before Oct 26 keep their original stakes:

3. The session chart (Bot LIVE)

On the live screen, one line tracks the day's profit or loss in units.

• Green above break-even, red below.
• It stays flat until a real result, then moves. Nothing is projected.
• ▲ marks when picks open at kickoff. The blinking dot is the current total.
• A pick is decided early only when it can no longer lose (an Over that passes its line) or can no longer win (an Under that goes over it). Unders that hold usually settle at the final whistle, so losses often show up before wins.

4. Card colours

The border of each ticket tells you where it stands.

5. A pick's chart before kickoff

The red dashed line is the price the bot locked. The other line is Hard Rock's price since then.

Green means the price got more expensive after the bot bought (the market agrees). It's a good sign, not a result: nothing is won until the player plays.

6. A pick's chart during the game

The red dashed line is the bot's number. The other line is the player's live stat: green on the winning side of the number, red on the losing side.

For an Under, the player has to stay below the number, so it starts green. For an Over, red early in the game is normal: it means he hasn't got there yet.

7. How results are graded

• Official results come from verified final stats. The live feed is for watching only and never grades a bet.
• VOID: if the player didn't play (zero snaps in the official snap counts), the bet is void and the stake comes back, as at the sportsbook.
• If the player played but recorded no stat, it grades on 0 (an Over loses, an Under wins).

8. "Market moved our way" and closing-line value

Sportsbooks move their prices as money and news come in. If the price of the bot's bet gets more expensive (or the line moves its way) after the bot locks it, the bot got in early at a better number than the market's final price. That difference is called closing-line value (CLV).

Beating the closing line over many bets is one of the best signs of a real edge, but any single bet can still lose.

9. Why the bot stopped parlays

In a parlay, one bad leg kills the whole ticket, even if every other pick wins. The bot now locks straight bets only. Parlays it locked earlier stay on the record and settle as usual.

10. Play responsibly

The REPICOM Bot is a paper record for research, not a guarantee. Past results don't promise future ones. 21+ only. Only bet what you can afford to lose.