Panamba is an internal system for continuously monitoring odds movement across tracked markets, detecting statistically notable line drops as they happen, and keeping a structured record of what was flagged and how it resolved.
Each tracked market moves through the same sequence, end to end, without manual triggering. The order matters — each stage only runs once the one before it has produced something worth acting on.
Polls tracked markets on a fixed interval, reading current price, movement direction, and available limit.
Flags movement that clears a statistical bar — magnitude, speed, and shape relative to the market's own baseline.
Runs the flagged move through a fixed set of criteria to assign a deterministic stake, not a guess.
Logs the call, its context, and — once settled — the result, feeding every stat downstream.
Nothing is logged without a result attached once it settles. The system's own dashboard tracks these consistently across every recorded call, weighted by stake size rather than treating every call as equal.
Return on turnover, computed so a 3-unit call counts three times as much as a 1-unit call — never averaged as if stakes were flat.
Broken out by 1/2/3-unit calls independently, so tier-specific performance is visible rather than blended together.
Outcomes grouped by closing price band and by the size of the pre-call move, to surface where the signal actually holds up.
Each piece has one job. They share a single, consistent data record for every call, so nothing has to be reconciled across systems by hand.