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Use the bottom tabs for Sports Hub, Storylines, Chart Creator, Following, and Profile. Open the hamburger menu for Bet IQ, Fantasy IQ, Games, Standings, Leaders, Settings, and Support.

1. Open Sports Hub.
2. Choose Bet IQ for player and game research, Fantasy IQ for NFL fantasy tools, or Games for schedules and box scores.
3. Use the league selector where available to change sports.

Core leagues are NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, college football (NCAAF), and men’s college basketball (CBB / NCAAM). Features and data coverage vary by league. Fantasy IQ focuses on NFL football.

1. Open Search from the header or hamburger menu.
2. Select the relevant league.
3. Search by player name, team name, or team abbreviation.
4. Open a result for its profile and available stats.

1. Open Sports Hub → Games.
2. Select a league and date.
3. Tap a game card.
4. For live or completed games, explore the scoreboard, team totals, player box score, and available play-by-play.

Pregame views show matchup context, team form, and available player or injury information. Live and final views can show scoring, box scores, top players, and game-flow charts. The available sections depend on the sport and game status.

Read the chart title, stat label, time period, and exact values first. Team comparison bars help you see the gap; a percentage shows a rate, not a raw count. Basketball includes shooting and rebounds; baseball includes inning scores and pitching; football includes production and scoring plays; hockey includes shots and saves.

1. Confirm the league, game date, and game status.
2. Allow for the upstream data feed to update; stats are not guaranteed to arrive instantly.
3. If it still looks wrong, contact Ask Viq with the teams, date, screen, and stat or chart title. Include a screenshot if possible.

1. Open Sports Hub → Bet IQ.
2. Choose Props, Games, Trend IQ, or Streak IQ.
3. Use VIqPicks for the available props sorted by confidence, or choose a sportsbook filter. The main boards are for browsing; use Research to search and add parlay selections.

1. Open Bet IQ.
2. Tap Research beside My Parlays.
3. Choose a league, then search for a player or team.
4. Review the available props, lines, and recent form. Back returns to the main Bet IQ board.

1. Open Bet IQ → Research.
2. Find a player or team and review an available selection.
3. Add the selection to your draft.
4. Continue using the same sportsbook. A draft allows up to 10 picks; duplicate selections are blocked.

The first pick sets the draft’s sportsbook. Return to that sportsbook to add more picks, or clear the draft and start again with a different book. Not every book offers every player or market.

1. Sign in and build your draft in Research.
2. Tap Save Parlay.
3. Open My Parlays.
4. Tap a saved parlay to see its original selections and available results. Saving a parlay records your selections; it does not place a wager.

While parlay history is open, stats refresh every 30 seconds as the feed updates. Current or Live Stat shows available in-game production; final results are graded after the game. A dash means unavailable, not zero. Missing stats remain pending. Sportsbook settlement may differ.

1. Open My Parlays.
2. Swipe left on the saved parlay row.
3. Tap Delete.

The combined percentage is an AI estimate using the saved selections, available history, per-pick estimates, and relationships between picks. It is not a calibrated probability, live forecast, sportsbook quote, or guarantee. An ellipsis means analysis is running; a dash means unavailable.

1. Open Sports Hub → Fantasy IQ → Board.
2. Choose Best, Trending, Floor, Boom, Sleepers, Waiver, Targets, or Red Zone.
3. Long-press a board filter to choose ALL, QB, RB, WR, or TE.
4. Compare points per game, projection, and last-five production.

1. Open Fantasy IQ → Start IQ.
2. Select the two players you want to compare.
3. Review the recommendation with projection, recent form, boom rate, and matchup context. Set your final lineup in your fantasy platform.

1. Open Fantasy IQ → Matchup.
2. Choose the offensive player or team and the defense.
3. Explore the field view, recent form, schedule, tendencies, comparisons, and matchup grades where available.

1. Open Fantasy IQ → Players.
2. Search for a player; team abbreviations such as BUF or PHI can help narrow the search.
3. Tap a result for the player’s KPIs, recent form, schedule, and available matchup context.

1. Open Fantasy IQ → My Roster.
2. Enter your Sleeper username.
3. Choose the correct NFL league if multiple leagues appear.
4. Review Starters, Reserves, and Best Pick Ups. Import is read-only; it does not set your Sleeper lineup.

1. Open Fantasy IQ → My Roster → Add Players.
2. Search for a player, kicker, or defense.
3. Tap the plus button to add them.
4. Review your suggested starters and reserves. Manual rosters are stored locally.

Suggested starters use a standard one-QB lineup: QB, two RBs, two WRs, TE, FLEX, K, and D/ST. This does not mirror superflex settings. Best Pick Ups requires a Sleeper import because it uses league ownership information; it is not available for fully manual rosters. Unmatched players may appear without complete stats.

1. Open the online Crowd IQ ranking builder.
2. Choose a supported league and ranking category.
3. Select teams or players and arrange your list.
4. Enter your email to submit the ballot. Creating rankings is free and does not require an account.

Open free ranking builder

In the ranking builder, switch between Consensus and My Rankings. Your ballot contributes to the community ranking. Your rankings and game-winner picks are separate features.

1. Sign in to the Viqtory app.
2. Open an available game-winner pick control and select the team you think will win.
3. See community picks in Crowd IQ.
4. Your game-pick record displays on your user profile.

1. Open hamburger menu → ViqPicks.
2. Choose Props, Games, or Results.
3. Explore available records, leaderboards, and groups. The Bet IQ VIqPicks sportsbook option is a separate view for ranked prop research.

1. Open Chart Creator in the bottom tabs.
2. Choose the relevant league and a template or visual type.
3. Describe the player or team, stat, timeframe, and chart type.
4. Review the output and its data before saving or sharing.

Be specific about what you want to compare. Examples: “Show Josh Allen passing yards last 5 as a line chart.” “Rank NFL receivers by receptions and receiving yards this season.” “Show an NHL goalie save percentage trend over the last 5 starts.” Data availability determines which charts can be built.

Available templates include player matchups, shooting efficiency, player versus team, recent-game bars, trend lines, rankings, and stat leaders. Shot-location and other detailed views depend on the league and underlying data. Some views use a supported alternative when exact location or split data is unavailable.

1. Open the chart’s available actions.
2. Choose Save to save an image to your camera roll; photo permission may be required.
3. Choose Share to open your device’s share sheet.
4. Choose Dash to save the chart to a profile dashboard. Actions vary by chart and account.

1. Check the league, player or team, stat, and timeframe.
2. Try a simpler supported chart or a different period if the requested data is unavailable.
3. Send Ask Viq the prompt, chart title, screen, and screenshot if the output is still wrong.

Open a result from Search, a game, or a team page. Team profiles can show records, schedules, stats, roster, and trends. Player profiles can show bio details, game logs, season stats, and available sport-specific charts.

Open the hamburger menu for Standings or Draft Boards. Leaders is also available from Sports Hub. Choose a league and use the available filters. Coverage depends on the league and season.

1. Open Storylines in the bottom tabs.
2. Choose a league or My Teams.
3. Use the available story-type filters to explore breaking news, games, players, injuries, roster moves, and other topics.
4. Open a card for its context and available source information.

Open hamburger menu → Trade Feed. Choose a league or ALL, then review transaction items and their available team, player, time, and source details.

1. Open Following.
2. Search for a user or open a profile from content.
3. Follow users and explore their available public charts and profile information.

Open Profile in the bottom tabs. Use the available editing controls to update your profile. Create dashboards, choose their privacy and color settings, and add charts using the Dash action. Public profiles show the information available to other users.

A team rating measures strength within a model; it is not a win percentage. A game probability estimates a matchup outcome. Edge compares the model’s probability with the market reference. Confidence is a strength signal, not a promise. The header V score represents model health, not an athlete rating.

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Last 5 refers to the latest five available games for that view. A 3–2 record means three wins and two losses. Early-season views may use previous-season data until current-season coverage is sufficient. Check the chart’s stat and timeframe before comparing.

Projection is expected fantasy points. Floor describes a lower-end expectation; ceiling describes upside. Boom rate is the share of games where production beat projection by at least 25%. Position rank compares players at the same fantasy position.

A prop is a player or team statistical market. Moneyline refers to the game winner. A spread adds a handicap to the score; covering means beating it. A total refers to the combined score, with over and under outcomes. A push lands exactly on the line.

Hit rate describes how often a condition occurred in the sampled games. Implied probability converts odds into a percentage; no-vig probability removes the sportsbook margin. Line movement compares an earlier market line with the latest available one. Historical hit rate is not a guarantee of the next result.

1. Open hamburger menu → Settings.
2. Choose Account for account settings, Privacy for privacy information, or Manage Subscription for subscription options.
3. Follow the available management flow for your purchase provider. See the Pricing page for current offers.

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Use the available password-reset option if you cannot sign in. If the reset fails, paid access is missing, or checkout failed, contact support with the error and the email associated with your account. Never send your password, card number, or private authentication codes.

1. Open Ask Viq in Sports Hub, hamburger → Support, or Settings → Support.
2. Describe what you want to do or the issue you see.
3. For a data problem, include the league, teams or player, date, screen, and stat.
4. If the issue remains unresolved, use the support conversation’s escalation option.

Include your device, app version, exact screen, steps to reproduce, and any error. For sports data, include league, game date, team or player, and expected stat. For a chart or news issue, include its title and a screenshot if possible. Support email: support@viqtorystats.io.