Real-time hockey intelligence

Every shift.
Every shot.
Every edge.

Redline Analytics turns live NHL game events into fast, quantified signals — tracking play-by-play changes the moment they happen and modeling what they mean.

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Built for the speed of the game.

Hockey moves faster than any other major sport. Our stack is designed around that: ingest, detect, model and act in seconds, not minutes.

Live event tracking

Continuous play-by-play monitoring across every game on the slate — goals, shots, penalties and stoppages as they land.

Scoring-change detection

Tip-ins, deflections and official reviews change who gets credit. We flag scorer and assist revisions the moment they're posted.

Probability modeling

Shot-quality and scoring-likelihood models that translate raw events into numbers you can reason about and test.

How it works

From whistle to signal.

01 / INGEST

Stream

Multiple live feeds are polled and merged into one clean, time-stamped event log.

02 / DETECT

Compare

Every update is diffed against the last known state to catch changes instantly.

03 / MODEL

Score

Changes are scored for impact and confidence before anything is surfaced.

04 / ALERT

Act

Ranked alerts are pushed in real time, with every decision logged for review.

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Models

Probability that moves with the play.

Win and scoring probabilities shift with every event. Our models update continuously, and every version is tested against recorded games before it goes live.

  • Replay-tested on recorded game data
  • Versioned models with full change history
  • Paper-traded before any capital is deployed
  • Settlement tracking to measure real accuracy
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Contact

Interested in what we're building?

Redline Analytics is in active development. Partnerships, data providers and early collaborators — we'd like to hear from you.

Contact email coming soon