ENGINE ACTIVITY · CANDIDATES

Every candidate the engine researched, and what it decided.

A candidate is a market that survived deterministic screening and received a complete research packet. It is not a position. Most are meant to fail the standard; this is where you can see which did, and why.

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These filters come from the candidates the engine actually researched, so they cover more sports and leagues than the published record. The sport filter on All Positions lists only sports with a published position.

30 candidates matching · page 2 of 2 · data updated Sep 5 · 02:41 UTC

Researched	Event	Candidate	Evidence grade	Decision	Main reason	Scan	Detail
Sep 3 · 23:35 UTC	West Bromwich Albion vs WatfordFootball · Championship · 2026-09-05 14:00 UTC	Watford to winMatch Winner	B	Declined after research	A blocking open question remains (and 2 more)	20260904-a156c63d	Why →
Sep 3 · 21:44 UTC	Andy Ruiz Jr vs Damian KnybaBoxing · Boxing · 2026-09-05 02:30 UTC	Damian Knyba to winMoneyline	B	Declined after research	A blocking open question remains (and 3 more)	20260903-9c9d647f	Why →

What the decisions mean

Published: Every gate passed and an official position was locked and published.
Qualified · not published: Every gate passed, but no official position was created: the engine was in shadow mode, or the lock did not complete.
Watchlist: The case survived; only the price or recoverable data failed. It re-enters when the stated condition is met.
Declined after research: Researched, assessed on merit and not published. Most candidates are meant to end here. The engine records this decision as PASS, which means the candidate passed through without a position.
Review required: A contradiction or presentation defect that code does not resolve on its own.
System blocked: Something the decision depends on was missing or unhealthy, so the candidate could not be assessed. Never reported as a merit decision.
Awaiting the standard: Research is complete; the policy gates have not yet been applied.

Decisions are derived from the recorded gate trace under the policy version in force; the internal names, gate details, prompts and model outputs stay private. Read the GLINTARY Standard for the gates themselves.