We're an independent sports-betting data site. We track public bet percentages and money percentages across the NFL, college football, MLB, NBA, college basketball and golf, and we surface where the casual money disagrees with the sharp money.
Fade the Public Analytics is run by three guys: Zack, Alan and Pete. Our favorite part of the week is Saturday morning, crunching numbers before what we call CRAZY Saturdays. That's mostly college football and college basketball, when the games go all day.
We're cappers at heart, and we love data. But there's too much input and too many complicated analyses out there. We built this to give you the information simply: a resource for cutting through the noise and acting quicker.
We also know capping isn't an equal game for everyone. So we look for an edge in two places: from the people who already found one, and from fading the crowd.
On free pages, we display continuously-updated splits data: the percentage of bets and the percentage of dollars on each side of every game. Where those two numbers diverge meaningfully, that's a signal. We surface the games with the strongest signals at the top of each sport's page.
For subscribers, we also publish advanced recommendations: model-rated picks scored by expected value against thousands of historical splits. Read about our methodology →
We don't issue picks on free pages. We display the data and let you read it for yourself. We don't take a cut of any wager, we don't run a sportsbook, and we don't sell your data.
We're not affiliated with any sportsbook, league, or team.
Sports betting can be addictive. If gambling is no longer fun for you, it's time to step away. Resources at our responsible gambling page and 1-800-GAMBLER (call or text).
Questions about our data, a bug on the site, or anything about your account? Send us a message and we'll reply by email.