This is a signifier of the how concentrated the sharp action is, ranging from LOW to HIGH. It's a measure of how many sharps are on a specific side. HIGH sharp plays are posted in the Member's Portal. 

Historically, LOW sharp plays hit at around 55%, MEDIUM at around 57%, and HIGH at around 60%, but, do check out the Sharp Index for Fade/Follows. 

It varies based on the major betting markets for those sports. Football and Basketball (both professional and college) will be on the spread market unless otherwise indicated. Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, UFC, and most other sports will be on the Moneyline. 

Pro's vs. Joe's are plays that have a concentrated number of sharps (Pro's) on one side, and a concentrated number of public (Joe's) on the other side. 

You will find many plays that have a high percentage of bets/handle on a side. But, what you can't see is the amount. 80% of a $1,000 market is much different than 80% of a $500K market. We'll only include the sides that have a public concentration on them. 

The Early Sharp Report has a few different uses:

1. Line Movement Indicator- The line typically moves in the direction that the early sharps are on. So, if you decide to take that side, you'd want to bet sooner rather than later, but if you're on the opposite side, you'd want to wait, to maximize your closing line value (CLV). The report predicts this accurately about 80% of the time.  
2. Filtering- It's a good initial look to see what sides the sharps are on, so if you're on a side already, it can help confirm that, or, can help you stay away from plays.
3. Sharp Set-Ups (in conjunction with the final pregame reports)- Many times, sharps bet early to move a line (see #1), for a better play on the other side, or, they might play a side early, but not late. Limits increase as it gets closer to gametime, so, if a side is on the Early Sharp Report but not on the final report, it could mean that they didn't see value in the current lines, or they took the other side. So, if it drops off, it could indicate to not take that side, or even take the other side.
4. Get ahead of injuries/lineup changes- Many times, the sharps get insider information and then make a move. The Early Sharp Report catches these. 

On social media, we'll give one side per major sport. In the Member's Portal, we'll give all sides that day. 

For each sport, sides are posted on the top, and totals on the bottom. Within that, they're ordered by probable concentration. So, the one on the top is the most likely to end up as a HIGH, or at least be on the final pregame report, and the one on the bottom will probably not be on the final report.