🐳 Quiet Whale | MLB Syndicate Tracker | Premium Plays

Welcome to Quiet Whale, where elite level bets swim quietly before the market notices.

This thread will track **all official plays** using sharp logic, market analysis, and syndicate filters.

?? **YTD Record:** 0–0 (+0.00u)

Each pick will be timestamped, explained, and graded transparently. All action is verified.

Let’s eat.

-Quiet Whale

@Quiet_Whale

Play: Astros ML –110
Risk: 3.5 Units
YTD Record: 0–0 (+0.00u)

NOTE: All plays are based on a 100-unit bankroll system. Stake accordingly based on your own risk tolerance. As a general rule: 1 Unit = ~1% of your bankroll.

How many units is your largest bet?

@FillyFlier16

Appreciate the question.

Largest bet in this system is typically 5 units, reserved for only the most vetted, high-confidence plays.

Most days fall in the 2–4 unit range depending on edge strength, risk profile, and market behavior.

The goal is simple: preserve bankroll, press verified edges, and stay disciplined.

Good luck QW.  

 Thank you 

Q, Thanxs 4 posting.

@Quiet_Whale

 Nice bet...hope you cash.

@Quiet_Whale

Result: Astros –110 (Loss)
Final: Marlins 6, Astros 4

Bullpen edge was real. Value on the number was sharp. Just didn’t get the result.

Right side, wrong outcome.

Record: 0–1 | –1.00u

Quiet_Whale stays disciplined. On to the next.

@Quiet_Whale

 apologies, its Record: 0–1 |-3.5 units

Record: 0–1 (–3.50u)

We took a clean loss last night. No excuses, just accountability. If you've been on this side long enough, you know how that feels. I’ve been there.

But this isn’t about riding highs or hiding from lows. It’s about staying sharp when others get sloppy.

We reviewed it. Adjusted. No emotion. No panic. Just process.

Something came up early this morning. Quiet signal. Not confirmed yet, but it’s there.

If it holds, you’ll see it later. If not, we pass.

I don’t post for attention.
I post what’s real and only when it’s ready.

Quiet. Surgical. Ruthless.

I will be watching this system closely...

@Quiet_Whale

Play: Marlins ML –120
Risk: 5 Units
YTD Record: 0–1 (–3.50u)

Pérez (2.70 ERA, 0.94 WHIP) > Carrasco (5.68 ERA, 1.53 WHIP)
Braves missing Acuña + Riley
ATL pen is taxed — MIA’s is rested
Line moved –116 to –122 behind sharp flow

Played –120 early. Fine to –125.
Above –125, value’s gone in my view. No chase.
This isn’t a pick. It’s a position.

NOTE: All plays are based on a 100-unit bankroll system. Stake accordingly based on your own risk tolerance. As a general rule: 1 Unit = ~1% of your bankroll.

I can see where these threads are going lol

Q

 -140 at 365 so I'm a spectator but BOL to you today!  

@Quiet_Whale

Result: Marlins ML –120 (Loss)
Final: Marlins 6, Braves 8
YTD Record: 0–2 (–8.50u)

Beat the closing number (–116 to –132).

Position built on edge: pitching, bullpen rest, sharp steam.

Got the lead. Didn’t get the win.

No chase, no adjustment to process.

Next one comes sharper.

Focus on long-term edge that wins over time, even when

short-term variance cuts you. Bank roll discipline is key.

@RavensOsNHoes

 100%

@Quiet_Whale

 Up 6-2 and cash out 

It looked like the Marlins actually threw the game after being up 6 to 2.