Diamond Radar Shows Its Receipts — Full Track Record, Now Free
Most tools tell you a card is "due." We'll show you how often we've actually been right — every call, every window, hits and misses.
The receipts are public now
Diamond Radar's complete prediction history is open to everyone, free. For every scored roster update you can see:
- What we predicted — the cards we flagged to move
- What actually happened — the real OVR and tier changes
- Whether we nailed it or whiffed — misses included, not just the wins
No cherry-picking. If a call missed, it's in there. That's the whole point — a track record you can't verify is just marketing.
A real free tier, not a teaser
The live board used to cut free players off at 10 rows. Now:
- Free — the full Common/Bronze live board, paginated, plus the entire prediction archive across every tier
- Pro — live Gold / Diamond / Red Diamond calls, where the stubs actually move
The split is smart, too: a Bronze card we think is about to jump into Silver stays a Pro call, so you're never handed the money pick for free by accident.
And the free board is finally searchable. Filter it by player name, rarity, outlook, or tier jump — and sort by signal, OVR, or name — and it scans your whole board, not just the rows already loaded. Search a Common ranked #900 and it actually turns up, instead of a false "nothing found."
Radar, right on the card
Open any card and its live Radar read is right there on the page — the predicted OVR, the tier jump we expect, and the signal behind it — plus a per-difficulty breakdown of how its attributes shift.
Sharper filters, cards and market
Slicing the game is easier on both sides now:
- Market by rarity and rating band — pull just the priced Diamonds, or set a min and max OVR to target a window like 80–84 instead of "85 and up"
- Market by team and handedness — filter listings by team, bats, and throws
- Cards by quirk — find every card with the quirk you're building around
More rows load up front, too, so you're scanning the board faster.
Check Diamond Radar to see the track record, or hit the market to try the new filters.