Meet HOUSE.

HOUSEAIWINS is an automated sports research system built to analyze daily markets without treating every possible wager as a play. It combines game lines, player props, player and team performance, matchup context, weather, injuries, price, and market movement—then applies selective release gates before anything becomes an official pick.

HOUSE: the decision layer

HOUSE coordinates the system. It brings together projections, research packets, price checks, simulated results, portfolio risk, and recent performance. Confidence is adjusted with rolling 7-day, 14-day, and 21-day evidence so the strategy can react without chasing one unusual result.

ASPEN: game-line projections

ASPEN powers moneyline and game-market research, including MLB predictions, WNBA model leans, and NFL model leans. Its job is to estimate each side's probability, compare that number with the available price, and surface possible mispricing—including underdogs.

Cerberus: research and props

Cerberus organizes the deeper matchup layer: player prop research, probable starters, recent form, team and player statistics, weather, context, and market boards. It helps distinguish a real matchup advantage from a projection that looks attractive only in isolation.

JARVIS: monitoring and accountability

JARVIS is the operations and accountability layer. It monitors pipeline health, grades official plays, tracks performance, watches challenger models, and publishes the sanitized public ledger you see here. The public dashboard shows the Free Play and Bank Builder live; settled VIP winners may appear as proof, while the current VIP card stays private.

What “self-adjusting” means

The system does not rewrite itself after every loss. It measures recent simulated and settled performance, compares live models with challengers, changes confidence and volume gates, and keeps sport- and market-specific evidence fresh. Human review and research context remain part of the release process. No model eliminates risk and no outcome is guaranteed.