Poker staking desk

Live MTT staking listings (PokerStake) priced against our Glicko-2 / TrueSkill ROI model. Market markup vs model fair markup, conservative-edge gated. Coverage is intentionally narrow — only listings whose player crosses into our live-results rating corpus get a model estimate; the rest carry a market-implied view. Read-only.

Listings

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active staking

Model-rated

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cross-over pros

Avg edge

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fair vs market

+EV listings

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edge ≥ 3%

Poker staking scanner · —

market markup vs model fair markup · conservative edge gated

Player / event	Buy-in	Market	Mkt ROI	Fair	ROI est.	Edge	Conf.	Verdict
awaiting poker staking listings

About Oracle Easy Poker

Oracle Easy Poker analyses poker staking listings using player skill ratings (Glicko-2 and TrueSkill) and Monte-Carlo tournament simulation to estimate expected ROI and the value edge versus a seller's markup. All figures are paper-traded research estimates — this is not a real-money staking or backing service.

How does Oracle Easy estimate poker staking ROI?

It rates players with Glicko-2 and TrueSkill from tournament results, simulates the field with a Plackett-Luce Monte-Carlo model, and converts the simulated finish distribution into an expected ROI, which is compared against the seller's markup to find value.

Is this a real-money staking or backing service?

No. All ROI figures are research estimates and bets are tracked in virtual currency. Oracle Easy does not buy, sell or broker poker action.

What is markup in poker staking?

Markup is the premium a player charges backers above the tournament buy-in. A staking deal only has positive value when the player's expected ROI exceeds the cost implied by that markup.

What data powers the player ratings?

Ratings are built from public tournament results. Coverage is strongest for players with a documented live-tournament record; sellers without enough history are flagged as low-confidence.