Post Counter

Post Counter follows one post-count window: the live count, where it's heading, and a fair price for every bracketBracketOne range of values in a market with many options, like "24–25°C" in a city's temperature market. Each bracket trades as its own Yes/No market.. It shows one market, so link it to a colour group, usually the same one as your Post Scanner.

What you see

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   Count card and its bracket
2. 2
   Forecast card
3. 3
   Posts still needed; Now is the current bracket
4. 4
   Fair column
5. 5
   Highlighted edge

The cards show the count and its bracket, the time left, the forecast and the pace, read the same as in Post Scanner.

Each bracket row shows the posts it still needs (Now marks the current one), the model's chance, the Fair price blended with the book, the Yes and No asks in cents, and the edgeEdgeHow much cheaper a side trades than its fair price, in cents. A positive edge means the price looks too low for what the outcome is worth.. Brackets the count has passed are hidden until you show them under the table.

Using it

Trade a bracket

Click a row and the colour switches to that bracket on the side with the edge (Yes if there's none), and its ask goes to the Betslip as a limit priceLimit orderAn order to buy or sell at your price or better. Whatever doesn't fill right away waits in the book.. Click Yes or No to pick the side yourself. Nothing is placed until you submit.

Final stretch

In the last 24 hours (you can change that in settings), a line above the table shows how many posts the next bracket needs, its chance and the hourly rate that takes.

Charts

The chart has four views: the whole window with its forecast range, the last 48 hours against the usual, a map of every hour, and the account's daily rhythm.

Window48hMapRhythm

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1. 1
   Count line
2. 2
   Forecast range
3. 3
   Likely-bracket bands

With other widgets

• Click a window in Post Scanner and Post Counter switches to it.
• Post Feed in the same colour shows the posts as they land.

Tips

• In the final stretch, compare the rate the next bracket needs with the last few hours on the 48h view. If the account has been posting well below it, that bracket is a long shot.
• Check Rhythm before you trust the forecast overnight. If the account's busy hours are still ahead in its time zone, the count has room to move.
• Holding the window? Scan the If final column before adding: it shows which brackets would hurt you.

Extras

Your position

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   Now: P&L at the bid
2. 2
   Expected at resolution
3. 3
   Worst to best case
4. 4
   If final: your P&L per bracket

If you hold the window, a summary shows your P&L if you sold at the bid now, the expected P&L at resolution, and the worst and best case. Held shows your shares per bracket, and If final your P&L if the count lands there.

More on the numbers

• A Fair price with * has no book behind it yet, so it's the model alone.
• With less than a day of history, the forecast is flagged as a rough guess.
• Counts come from Polymarket's xtracker, the market's resolution source. Posts land there a few minutes late.
• After the window closes, the widget shows the final count and its bracket, then waits for the market to resolve, usually about 2 hours after the end.

Settings

Setting	What it does
Hide passed brackets	Hides brackets below the current count, which can no longer win.
Positions	The Held and If final columns and the position summary.
Columns	Which columns the table shows.
Fair price	Blend (half model, half book) or Model (the raw forecast).
Highlight edge from	The edge in cents below which it stays grey and a row click opens Yes. 2¢ by default.
Final stretch	How long before the end the line to the next bracket appears: 6h, 12h, 24h or 48h.
Burst badge	Shows the Burst badge in the header.
Activity chart	Shows or hides the charts.