Pull for a moonshot.

The machine builds a 3–20 leg lottery ticket, then tells you exactly how long the listed odds really are.

NFL · Week 3 · 2026

Window closed

Lines land here.

The machine

Choose your damage

Ticket size4 legs

Ready to deal Every player once. Rush + receive + touchdown guaranteed.

Ticket construction is random. A constraint conflict re-draws only that reel.

Moonshot receipt

TICKET Nº —WEEK 03 / 2026

Pull the lever.
The receipt prints here.

Stake

Estimated payout

To win —

Total return —

Theoretical payout from listed lines (as of Sep 25). Mixed-book and same-game pricing can differ materially — verify the full parlay at your book.

Rough fair

Rough true odds1 in —

Estimated payout (mixed lines)Book pays —$10 to win —

Rough fair estimateEst. fair —$10 wins —

The take—%

This is a lottery ticket. The machine warned you.

Lines as of Sep 25 — always verify at your book

How the machine prices your ticket

01 · Translate

American odds become an implied chance for every leg.

02 · Estimate the vig

Each listed chance is adjusted with a stated 4.5% per-leg hold assumption, then multiplied. Same-game correlation is not modeled.

03 · Show the gap

The fair return is compared with the book return. That difference is the take.

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Counter questions

Straight answers

Is this betting advice?

No. The machine makes random tickets for entertainment and shows the pricing gap. It does not recommend a bet or claim an edge.

Where do the lines come from?

The listed sportsbooks and line sources, captured September 25, 2026 for NFL Week 3. Every leg names its source.

Can I bet these?

Only at your own sportsbook, if legal where you are. Lines move; verify every player, market, line, and price first.

Why does the rough fair estimate pay more?

It removes an assumed 4.5% hold from each listed leg before compounding. It is a guide, not a book quote, and it does not model same-game correlation.