Strategy
Build forecasts, evaluate price, and protect the process from avoidable execution and sizing errors.
Refract Funding Research
Practical, source-backed guides to forecasting, price, execution, risk, paper trading, and funded prediction-market programs. Every example states its assumptions; no strategy promises a profit.
All guides
There is no guaranteed way to profit. A durable process starts with better probability estimates, then subtracts fees and execution costs and limits the damage when the estimate is wrong.
Read the guideA strategy is not a prediction with conviction. It is a repeatable process for finding a price you believe is wrong, paying less than the edge is worth, and surviving when your estimate is wrong.
Read the guideA practical strategy is a complete decision system: define the contract, estimate a probability range, demand a price cushion, plan execution, cap correlated risk, and measure calibration.
Read the guideProfits can come from buying an outcome below its eventual value or selling at a better price before resolution—but neither route is reliable without an edge that survives costs and mistakes.
Read the guide“Sports betting prop firm” is an imprecise label. This guide separates sportsbooks, exchanges, prediction markets, and simulated performance programs—then shows how to evaluate the last category without confusing a simulated account with a real betting bankroll.
Read the guideA “funded” label can describe real backing, a promotional balance, or a simulated account tied to a performance program. Before buying an evaluation, identify which one it is and model the complete rule lifecycle.
Read the guideA durable prediction-market process separates forecasting from trade selection, then applies execution, resolution, correlation, and sizing controls. Use this framework before adapting tactics to any particular venue.
Read the guidePractice environment
The free simulator references supported live market books while keeping user orders, balances, and fills simulated. Choose a platform-specific paper-trading guide before starting.
Editorial standard
Build forecasts, evaluate price, and protect the process from avoidable execution and sizing errors.
Understand how prediction-market economics, paper trading, and platform mechanics work before adding stakes.
Evaluate prop-style programs, simulated accounts, rules, and claims with a due-diligence framework.
Articles are written by Refract Funding Research, reviewed by the Refract Funding editorial team, and dated with their latest fact check. Refract Funding is independent of Kalshi and Polymarket. All Refract user trading is simulated.