UnjuicedTrends is now a research workspace
More leagues, current prices, better filters, and deeper context turn Trends into a faster way to research the slate.
Posted by Unjuiced Team
Trends started as a fast way to spot recent form. It now brings the trend, the sample, the game context, and the price into the same workflow.
More of the sports you follow
The rebuilt feed supports MLB, WNBA, NCAAF, MLS, NFL, and NHL coverage. League logos, team identities, player headshots, matchup details, and market labels now follow the same rules across sports.
Each card answers the important questions quickly: what is happening, over which sample, against which opponent, and at what price?
Filters that match how bettors research
The new filter bar keeps league navigation, search, trend type, games, odds, saved trends, and sorting in one consistent area.
The American-odds control includes a draggable range and exact inputs, making it easy to focus on favorites, plus money, or a custom window such as -400 to +600. Results update around the same shared filter state instead of feeling like disconnected controls.
Recent form without hiding the details
The main table gives recent form more room while keeping the best price compact and readable. Open a trend to see the supporting game log, score, opponent, result, and price history.
Wins remain green, losses remain red, and pushes remain gray. Pushes count toward the sample size, stay out of the hit-rate percentage, and end straight-game streaks. That keeps records such as 6-1-1 aligned with the actual eight-game window.
Current prices and price movement
Best-price controls show the available sportsbook without forcing a separate odds screen. When books share the best number, the menu makes the tie clear. The odds timeline focuses on the book logo and the movement itself, with open and current prices shown together.
Saved trends can move into your betting workflow, while locked or unavailable prices remain honest about what can and cannot be acted on.
Faster underneath
We also replaced fixture-era paths with real APIs, reduced repeated reads, improved feed and drilldown loading, and expanded the market coverage behind the cards. The interface should feel faster because the data path is now much closer to the way the product is actually used.
Open Trends and choose a league to start researching.