LineCrush X Vibe Scorecard
As of September 7, 2026 (Eastern time)
Every day LineCrush posts a handful of vibes, its daily picks, publicly on X (@LineCrushBot) and grades them that night in a scorecard tweet. This page is the running record of those posted vibes: every one is counted from the moment its tweet goes out, scored as a flat one-unit stake at the odds quoted in the tweet itself. Losses are included, nothing is deleted, and the record here is matched day for day to the nightly scorecard tweets. It is a transparent record of research output, not a promise of profit.
The record starts July 23, 2026. Every vibe posted from here forward counts, wins and losses both.
Day by day
The daily vibe format launched on July 23, 2026. The first day's vibes post between 10am and 6pm Eastern and grade that night; the record builds here from day one, losses included.
Rolling record
| Window | W-L-P | Win % | Units | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last 7 Days | 0-0-0 | – | 0u | – |
| Last 30 Days | 0-0-0 | – | 0u | – |
Windows cover completed Eastern-time days, ending with the most recent finished day. Today's vibes join the record once they grade tonight.
How this scorecard works
Each posted vibe is logged the moment its tweet publishes, with the best available odds at that moment recorded in the log. After the games finish, every vibe is graded automatically against final results: a win pays the tweeted odds on a one-unit stake, a loss costs one unit, and a push returns the stake. The nightly scorecard tweet and this page are generated from the same log with the same math, so you can check any day here against the tweets on the account. A vibe that was still pending when its night's scorecard tweet fired shows its final graded result here.
Looking for the record of everything LineCrush publishes in the product, not just the vibes posted to X? That larger self-graded record lives at linecrush.com/record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vibes are counted on this page?
Exactly the vibes LineCrush posts publicly on X from @LineCrushBot: the daily vibe threads. Every posted vibe is counted from the moment its tweet goes out, wins and losses both, with no deletions and no cherry-picking. This page and the nightly scorecard tweet read the same posting ledger with the same math, matched day for day; the only difference is that a vibe still ungraded when a scorecard tweet fires shows its final result here once it grades.
How are units calculated?
Each vibe is scored as a flat one-unit stake at the odds quoted in its own tweet, captured at post time. A win at +120 returns +1.2 units, a win at -150 returns +0.67 units, a loss costs one unit, and a push returns the stake. ROI is net units divided by units staked, counting one staked unit per graded vibe including pushes.
What does the CLV number mean?
CLV (closing-line value) compares the odds quoted in a vibe's tweet to the best market odds on the same line when the game started. A positive CLV means the vibe beat the closing line; a negative CLV means the market moved against it. It appears beside each vibe once it grades, wins and losses both, because beating the close over time is a better measure of pick quality than any single result.
When do vibes grade?
Vibes are graded automatically against final results in the hours after games finish, and the nightly scorecard tweet posts the day's total shortly before midnight Eastern. Today's vibes show as pending here until they grade; the rolling 7 and 30 day windows count completed Eastern-time days only, ending with yesterday.
How is this different from the /record page?
The /record page grades every pick LineCrush publishes in the product, thousands of picks across all sports and confidence tiers. This page covers only the small daily set of vibes actually posted to X, graded at the exact odds quoted in each tweet, so anyone following the account can verify the record against the tweets themselves.
Are these vibes guaranteed to win?
No. Nothing on this page is a guarantee or a promise of profit. LineCrush builds research tools; this is the transparent, self-graded record of the vibes it chose to post, published so you can judge the results yourself, losing days included.