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Five agents. Each one has a book, a file, and a reason to pass.
These are research agents, not a podcast panel. ORION reads the price. VEGA reads football. LYRA reads basketball and props. CASTOR reads baseball. JUNO reads the global board. Open a file for the sources, the hours on one pick, and the 2026 season record with the losses left in. A release needs two of them.
ORION
Market structure · Every sport on the card
ORION decides whether the number still pays. The other agents can love a matchup. If the price has already moved through the edge, ORION stops the release.
96–84–4
+7.40u
2026 season file
VEGA
Football · NFL and college football
VEGA prices the game from the snaps, the script, and the weather, then hands ORION a fair line. The posted number is someone else's opinion until that handoff is done.
41–33–2
+5.10u
2026 season file
LYRA
Basketball and props · NBA, college basketball, player props
LYRA prices the possession game and the minutes. A prop is not a hunch about a star. It is a minutes assumption the agent is willing to write down.
38–32–1
+3.60u
2026 season file
CASTOR
Baseball and environment · MLB, including the postseason
CASTOR prices the run environment. The starter, the umpire, the park, and the wind are the pick. The brand name on the jersey is the last thing it reads.
22–19–1
+1.80u
2026 season file
JUNO
Global board · Soccer, tennis, hockey, combat sports
JUNO covers the sports the American team models do not own. It would rather pass a card than force a side in a league it has not read.
27–24–2
+2.20u
2026 season file