Fixture

Fixture V2 · In development

Sports have opinions. Make yours count.

Fixture is the home base for sports prediction markets, where fans track every pick, real or paper, and learn what actually moves the odds. The multi-sport experience is being built. It is not a sportsbook.

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No real-money wagering inside Fixture. Sample screens on this page are illustrative.

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FixturePro

Illustrative player market

Jayson Tatum

Points · Over 29.5

61%

▲ 7 since open

Market 61% Fixture 67% You 63%
PaperSimulated entry 54¢
Illustrative interface. The line is a sample shape, not stored market history. Fixture and You are separate markers.

Why Fixture

The game, the market, and the argument should live together.

Today a fan watches the game in one place, checks a price in another, and leaves the take in a chat that disappears. Fixture is being built so those pieces can sit on the same event: the market that is actually open, the context around it, a simulated position, and a forecast with a name on it.

That is the product an evaluator should judge. Not a picks feed. Not a promise of profit. A clearer way to participate when sports and markets move together.

How it works

Four moves. One event.

  1. 01

    Find an open market

    Browse by sport, player, contract, and source. If a game has no supported market, it is not presented as a trade.

  2. 02

    Read what changed

    Market prices, Fixture’s own estimates, and your belief stay labeled as different things.

  3. 03

    Commit in the right book

    Ranked records a forecast. Paper uses simulated money. They do not share a record.

  4. 04

    Stay with the game

    Live Rooms are conversations attached to the event, with the people who also made a call.

Explore the market

Start from the contract, not the schedule.

NBA, NFL, and major European soccer are the launch direction, only where a provider is actually available and permitted. Discovery follows eligible markets. Closed markets remain in history for people who already have a position or a pick.

SportPlayerContractOpenMovement
MarketStatePriceMoveSource
NBA · Player pointsTatum over 29.5
Open61%▲ 7Sample venue A
NBA · MoneylineBoston
Open54¢▼ 2Sample venue B
NFL · SpreadIllustrative game
Open49%—Sample venue A
Soccer · Match resultIllustrative fixture
No open market——Paper unavailable

Sample layout only. Fixture lists markets that supported sources actually offer. A scheduled game without an open market is not a paper trade.

Understand what’s changing

A probability should say where it came from.

Fixture’s research surface is meant to show movement, a market-versus-Fixture comparison when both exist, and the game context around a number. Freshness and publication time matter. Missing history stays missing.

  • Market prices are observed, not invented between points.
  • A Fixture estimate is Fixture’s own published view.
  • Your ranked belief is a marker, not another price feed.

Illustrative demo · fictional data

Player A · over 29.5

Fictional YES contract

Market price58¢
Illustrative market probability at 13:00: 58%Eight fictional snapshots from 12:00 to 13:45. Fixture estimate is fixed at 64%, and the user prediction is fixed at 58%. The range control below selects a snapshot.40%50%60%70%12:0013:45 · sample clock
Market price
58¢ ≈ 58%
Fixture estimate
64% fixed example
Your prediction
58% fixed example

For this sample $1 YES contract, cents translate to implied probability before fees. Scrubbing changes only the market snapshot. The estimate and your belief are separate opinions. No live feed or historical observations.

Illustrative demo · fictional data

Practice with simulated money.

A separate paper book for trying a position. No money is placed with an exchange or sportsbook.

Harbor YES · 100 sample contractsOpen · simulated
Entry cost
$54 simulated
Sample mark
61¢ per contract
Unrealized change
+$7 simulated, before fees
Settlement
Unsettled · no payout recorded

100 × (61¢ − 54¢) = $7. A mark is not a guaranteed exit price. This book has no connection to Logged or Ranked.

Paper trading

Practice the decision. Keep the receipt.

Paper trading lets someone size a simulated position, see an entry, and follow a portfolio without placing a real-money bet. Switch between Paper, Logged, and Ranked to see how practice positions, manually logged external bets, and forecasting beliefs stay in separate records.

All amounts in the demo are fictional. Logged entries are user-reported, not independently verified. Ranked scores measure forecasting, not financial returns.

Build a reputation

An opinion gets heavier when it has a date.

Ranked forecasting stores a belief before the result, then keeps it. Later changes are updates, not a rewrite of the original call. Performance is read inside a domain, with the sample visible. Fixture does not publish a vanity leaderboard or a user count it cannot stand behind.

Fictional profile · ranked forecasts only

Avery Cole

Sample history. No real user or ranking.

Settled picks
91 pending
Correct
56%5 of 9 settled
Brier score
0.281lower is better

10 matching fictional picks. Pending outcomes are excluded from accuracy and Brier score.

  1. Westfield to winSample day 10 · Soccer · 57% belief
    Pending
  2. Harbor to winSample day 9 · Basketball · 59% belief
    Correct
  3. Player B under 24.5Sample day 8 · Basketball · 63% belief
    Incorrect
  4. Lake to winSample day 7 · Football · 62% belief
    Incorrect
  5. Eastbank to winSample day 6 · Soccer · 52% belief
    Correct
  6. Vale to winSample day 5 · Basketball · 70% belief
    Incorrect
  7. Player A over 29.5Sample day 4 · Basketball · 58% belief
    Correct
  8. Ridge to winSample day 3 · Football · 55% belief
    Correct
  9. Northside to winSample day 2 · Soccer · 60% belief
    Incorrect
  10. Harbor to winSample day 1 · Basketball · 65% belief
    Correct

Brier is the mean squared error of the selected-side probabilities against 0/1 outcomes. These small, invented samples demonstrate the interface, not forecasting ability.

Ranked walkthrough · no real pick is created

A pick becomes a record.

Player A points · fictional game · line 29.5

1. Choose a sample prediction
2. Pre-game record

Choose a side to see the prediction recorded before the result.

Browser memory only. Nothing is submitted, saved to an account, or added to the profile demo. Reset to try the other side.

Live room · illustrative

Knicks at Celtics

Q3 · sample clock
AveryThe price moved before the foul. Market, not my ranked call.
JordanStill think the over is live. That’s a belief, not a paper fill.
ReplyReactionOriginal sticker

Event-centered conversation. Realtime rooms are part of the product direction and are not claimed as publicly live.

Every game has a conversation

The room belongs to the event.

Live Rooms are for the people watching the same game: context, replies, reactions, and sport-specific expression. Credibility sits next to the message so a loud take and a careful record are not the same thing.

The room on this page shows the intended shape. It is not a claim that public realtime chat is already operating.

Fixture Pro

The numbers stay readable. Pro explains the hard part.

Pro is the premium intelligence layer: deeper reads on why a probability moved, where uncertainty sits, and how your own forecasting and paper portfolio are behaving. It is not a paywall around the basic market, and it is not a second brand.

  • Fixture Reads and movement context, when Fixture can actually support them.
  • Personal calibration and portfolio review.
  • Alerts that watch a market you care about.

Price and launch date are not finalized. No subscription is being sold from this page.

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Pro · concept

Hypothetical intelligence · authored scenarios

What might move a market?

Select a movement from the chart demo to explore possible context.

12:30 · 49% 13:00 · 58%

  1. 12:35

    Possible lineup update

    A fictional starter is listed as available. A trader might reassess expected minutes.

  2. 12:45

    Possible order-flow change

    More hypothetical YES demand meets limited offers. A price can move without new game information.

  3. 13:00

    Sample price reaches 58%

    This is an authored scenario. Neither event is established as the cause.

These events did not happen. Real analysis would require timestamped sources, liquidity data, and alternative explanations. Coincidence is not proof of cause.

Fan engagement

A closer way to be in the game.

During the game

A price move and a foul are part of the same moment. Fixture wants fans inside that moment, not scrolling for it afterward.

After the take

Opinions become participation when they are timestamped. The record is the point, whether the call was right or wrong.

Around the fan

Rooms, follows, and personal context make the sport feel specific. That is a media and community idea. It is not a league relationship.

Fixture is not endorsed by, partnered with, or selected by the NBA, Kalshi, or Polymarket. Team and player names on this site are illustrative examples.

About Fixture

Early, and aimed past the first version.

Fixture is built by Ranveer Jadhav and operated today as an independent project. The first public product was a football forecasting app with a pre-kickoff record across the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, and Bundesliga. That record is still published. Fixture V2 is the broader platform: markets, intelligence, paper trading, ranked forecasting, and community.

There is no announced funding round, employee roster, or league deal to infer from this page. The ambition is real. The stage is early.

Read the current football forecast record

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