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EDITORIAL POLICY

How ClearInning publishes and corrects its work.

ClearInning separates published analysis, result grading, corrections, and commercial access so readers can evaluate the record for themselves.

Original analysis

ClearInning publishes original matchup analysis prepared for this site. Each edition identifies the selection, the price available at publication, the reasoning behind the selection, and a specific risk that could make the analysis wrong.

Who publishes this work

ClearInning is the named publisher and accepts responsibility for the final content, grading, corrections, and policy on this site. AI-assisted tools may support calculation, consistency, and editorial review; ClearInning remains accountable for verifying inputs, applying the stated rules, and deciding what is published.

Sources and verification

Game identity, scheduled start, expected participants, market terms, and final status must pass the publication checks described in the methodology. If required information cannot be verified, ClearInning excludes the game or holds the edition rather than filling the gap with an invented answer.

AI use

AI may assist with consistency checks, comparison, and drafting. It does not remove the need for source checks, price-aware evaluation, or risk review. “AI checked” is not a guarantee of accuracy, a promise of profit, or a substitute for the published evidence.

Results and accountability

The evening edition places the original analysis beside the result. Wins, losses, pushes, voids, and unresolved games remain visible. ClearInning evaluates performance using the published price and ROI context rather than presenting win rate alone.

Corrections

A material factual or grading error is corrected without silently rewriting the historical selection. Questions or correction requests may be sent to [email protected].

Commercial independence

ClearInning does not accept wagers, place bets, link readers to sportsbooks, or receive sportsbook referral compensation. Subscription or advertising revenue does not determine whether a selection is graded as a win or loss.