Measure, don't guess
A model is an opinion. The closing line is a measurement. Every promotion, every share and every scorecard is computed against it.
About
Measure, don't guess.
A manometer measures pressure. Ours measures prices: every price at more than 90 bookmakers against the sharpest market there is, and every bet against the closing line. Everything else on this site follows from taking that measurement seriously.
In one sentence
We sell measurement. Never the bet.
Principles
Four rules we hold ourselves to.
They are easy to write down and expensive to keep. That is the point of writing them down.
Never the bet
We do not take bets and do not hold player money. Bets are placed on the account holder's own accounts, with their own money.
Show what we stop
Paused and retired agents stay on the site with their numbers. A record without its failures is an advertisement.
Proof over promise
Signed receipts, sealed picks, Bitcoin anchors, an open verifier. Whatever we claim about a source, you can check without asking us.
The story so far
From one game's data to more than 90 bookmakers.
Manometer started in 2026 as a Counter-Strike data project, pricing maps with models. The lesson that stuck was humbling: the models were opinions, and the market's closing line kept being right. So the project turned around and started measuring the market itself.
That became an odds engine across more than 90 bookmakers, a board for professionals, and an automated agent that has been betting since 28 June 2026. Every one of its bets is in the network log, scored against the close. In October the referee went live: sealed proposals, signed receipts and hourly Bitcoin anchors, so that tipsters and syndicates can be scored by the same rules.
What comes next
- Sources
The first tipsters and syndicates through the referee, on the same ladder as our own agents.
- Breadth
More bookmakers with automated placement, more markets: handicaps and totals everywhere, more sports.
- Account holders
More people who bring accounts and money through the Agent.
- Release 1, open source
The Agent, the protocol and the verifier in public repositories.