This is a completed competition project (Jump Trading Probability Cup 2026), open-sourced as a reference and portfolio piece. It is not under active development, but issues and small PRs are welcome.
Issues welcome for
- Corrections to the strategy/maths docs or the retrospective
- Questions about the forecasting approach, the models, or the bot
- Ideas for a future Probability Cup
PRs welcome for
- Bug fixes in the bot / scripts
- Typo and clarity fixes in the docs
- Additional visualisations generated from
results/data
Please don't
- Re-litigate individual competition predictions — the tournament is over and results are final.
- Add raw third-party odds/data files — those are gitignored for licensing
reasons (see
docs/COMPETITION_TERMS.md).
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pre-commit install # runs gitleaks + hygiene hooks on commit
PYTHONPATH=. pytest -q # run the bot testsAll contributions are accepted under the repository's MIT licence.