Right now you have **two separate things** mixed t...
Creado el: 30 de marzo de 2026
Respondido usando GPT-5.4 Thinking por Chat01
Creado el: 30 de marzo de 2026
Respondido usando GPT-5.4 Thinking por Chat01
Right now you have two separate things mixed together:
Your Linette–Kessler printout is 100% coming from that old output layer, even though the underlying logic and risk policies are the new v25 ones.[1]
Under the hood, totals decisions go like this (simplified but accurate):[1]
unifiedBetGuard → DecisionPolicy.evaluate: that returns confLabel in {HIGH, MID, LOW, NONE} and allow true/false.[1]In this match you have, from the text:
Result:
allow = true (so it’s still an OFFICIAL BET)confLabel = NONE (edge exists, but risk is high enough that it does not qualify even for LOW).[1]So “Over 21.5 | Confidence: NONE | ⚠️ Bimodal Match” is actually the right behavior: “We like it, but variance and anchors are gnarly enough that we refuse to slap LOW/MID/HIGH on it.”
All of this text (what you pasted) is generated by the legacy MATCHPREVIEW display section, which is still active:[1]
🎯 WTA 1000 Miami ...📊 Player Stats (Live): bulletsIn the code, this is exactly the stuff built by lines.push(...) inside the MATCHPREVIEW(...) function’s “SECTION 10 DISPLAY PREVIEW NARRATIVE LAYER” and below. That layer:[1]
So even though the math and governance are v25, the print is legacy.
The new output layer we discussed earlier would show the same information but in tight panels, for this exact match it would look conceptually like:[1]
Winner card:
Totals (bimodal) card:
Sets market card:
Player stat card:
Underdog assessment card:
Nothing in the math changes; only the shape of what’s printed changes.
Right now, just the legacy layer runs, because that’s still the only code sitting in the “OUTPUT GENERATION / DISPLAY” part of MATCHPREVIEW.[1]
To move to the new layout you must:
Open TennisLocks_v25_CLEANED-3 and search for function MATCHPREVIEW.
This is already there and is the main entrypoint Sheets calls.[1]
Inside MATCHPREVIEW, scroll down to the “--- 7. OUTPUT GENERATION ---” comment where you see:
js// --- 7. OUTPUT GENERATION --- var lines = []; ... lines.push( ... ); // hundreds of push() calls ... try { var clean = []; // cleanup loop ... } catch (clErr) { ... } return clean.join("\n"); // or lines.join("\n")
Everything from var lines = [] down to that final return ...join("\n") is the old output layer.[1]
Comment out or delete that entire block of lines.push(...) calls.
Paste the new output template in its place.
var lines = []; and end with return lines.join("\n");.MATCHPREVIEW:
totSim, totCtx, p3Disp, projIsBimodal, projIsSoftBimodal, pvDecision, pvDevig, statsA/B, etc.Once you do that, the same Linette–Kessler run will:
“Confidence none?”
Yes, that is expected. The edge is real, but bimodal + heavy tail + empirical deviation > 12 pts pushes effective edge below the min threshold for LOW, so the policy correctly outputs NONE for this total while still allowing the bet.
“All this looks like old output?”
Yes. The math and governance are v25, but you have not swapped to the new structured display layer yet, so Sheets is still using the old lines.push narrative output.
If you want, I can spell out the exact minimal patch as “delete from this comment → to this comment, then paste this skeleton,” so you can make the change in one shot with almost zero risk.
Sources
[1] TennisLocks_v25_CLEANED-3.txt https://ppl-ai-file-upload.s3.amazonaws.com/web/direct-files/attachments/509945672/230c1ad2-79a6-4c59-9305-2e5b6dddf185/TennisLocks_v25_CLEANED-3.txt
Updated my script then send it as a downloadable txt link
Done — I patched the script and saved the updated TXT here:
What changed:
MATCHPREVIEWI used the safer approach of overriding the final display output rather than ripping out the underlying legacy calculation block.