Seattle Storm at Portland Fire
SEA 93 – POR 100
August 8, 2026 · Final
Best model for this game
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, each team scored inside its band below — this is about where the final score lands, not a claim about the average.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, each team scored inside its band below — this is about where the final score lands, not a claim about the average.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, each team scored inside its band below — this is about where the final score lands, not a claim about the average.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, each team scored inside its band below — this is about where the final score lands, not a claim about the average.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, each team scored inside its band below — this is about where the final score lands, not a claim about the average.
All 12 models’ predicted scores
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Vince Chambers (#1)
- t-statistic
- -1.80
- p-value
- 7.32e-02
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 86.0) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.5) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 86.0) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.5) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 86.0) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.5) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 86.0) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.5) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 86.0) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.5) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
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- Model
- Reg (#2)
- t-statistic
- -2.27
- p-value
- 2.41e-02
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.6) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.6) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.6) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.6) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.6) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
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- Model
- Dr. Wallace (#3)
- t-statistic
- -1.57
- p-value
- 1.18e-01
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Kevin (#4)
- t-statistic
- -0.56
- p-value
- 5.78e-01
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.5) over Seattle Storm (avg. 84.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.5) over Seattle Storm (avg. 84.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.5) over Seattle Storm (avg. 84.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.5) over Seattle Storm (avg. 84.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.5) over Seattle Storm (avg. 84.6) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Dr. Lila Shah (#5)
- t-statistic
- -4.39
- p-value
- 1.94e-05
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.3) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.3) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.3) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.3) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.3) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Ice (#6)
- t-statistic
- -0.09
- p-value
- 9.31e-01
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.8) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.8) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.8) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.8) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.8) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Jamal (#7)
- t-statistic
- -2.86
- p-value
- 4.77e-03
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Jordan (#8)
- t-statistic
- -1.63
- p-value
- 1.05e-01
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.2) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.2) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.2) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.2) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.2) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Darren "Dimes" Lin (#9)
- t-statistic
- -2.33
- p-value
- 2.08e-02
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.4) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Maya Jefferson (#10)
- t-statistic
- -1.18
- p-value
- 2.41e-01
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.0) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.0) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.0) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.0) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.0) — by under a point. The ranges overlap some — there's real uncertainty here.
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- Model
- Lexi (#11)
- t-statistic
- -3.21
- p-value
- 1.59e-03
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
In 95 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 90 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 85 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 80 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
In 75 out of 100 simulated runs, leans Portland Fire (avg. 85.7) over Seattle Storm (avg. 85.3) — by under a point. The ranges overlap almost entirely, so one game could go either way.
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- Model
- Coach Sarah Watanabe (#12)
- t-statistic
- -2.04
- p-value
- 4.29e-02
A low p-value means the two teams' average scores are statistically distinguishable — even when their ranges above overlap. Overlap describes where the final score could land; the test above is about whether the two averages differ. They are different claims, and either can hold without the other.
View as table
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 83.4–88.2 | 83.4–88.1 | 4.65 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 83.6–87.7 | 83.8–87.7 | 3.9 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 83.9–87.4 | 84.0–87.4 | 3.33 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 84.0–87.2 | 84.2–87.3 | 2.96 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 84.3–86.8 | 84.4–87.1 | 2.4 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 82.1–88.9 | 83.1–88.9 | 5.78 pts | — | No |
| 90% | 82.6–88.3 | 83.5–88.4 | 4.78 pts | — | No |
| 85% | 83.0–88.0 | 83.8–88.1 | 4.13 pts | — | No |
| 80% | 83.3–87.7 | 84.1–87.9 | 3.63 pts | — | No |
| 75% | 83.5–87.5 | 84.3–87.7 | 3.21 pts | — | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 81.9–88.6 | 82.6–88.5 | 5.91 pts | — | No |
| 90% | 82.4–88.1 | 83.1–88.1 | 4.96 pts | — | No |
| 85% | 82.8–87.7 | 83.4–87.8 | 4.32 pts | — | No |
| 80% | 83.1–87.5 | 83.7–87.5 | 3.81 pts | — | No |
| 75% | 83.3–87.2 | 83.9–87.3 | 3.39 pts | — | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 83.5–89.4 | 83.6–89.1 | 5.56 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 83.8–88.3 | 84.1–87.9 | 3.76 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 83.9–87.4 | 84.4–87.1 | 2.74 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 84.1–86.8 | 84.4–86.9 | 2.4 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 84.2–86.7 | 84.5–86.8 | 2.2 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 82.4–88.5 | 83.6–88.7 | 4.84 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 82.6–87.1 | 83.8–88.4 | 3.27 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 82.9–86.6 | 84.0–87.7 | 2.6 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 83.1–86.4 | 84.1–87.4 | 2.32 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.2–86.1 | 84.1–87.0 | 1.99 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 83.1–88.8 | 83.4–87.7 | 4.35 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 83.3–87.9 | 83.6–87.2 | 3.58 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 83.6–87.0 | 84.0–87.0 | 3.05 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 83.7–86.7 | 84.1–86.9 | 2.63 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.9–86.5 | 84.2–86.5 | 2.27 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 83.2–88.2 | 84.0–88.2 | 4.16 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 83.6–87.9 | 84.1–87.9 | 3.79 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 83.7–87.3 | 84.2–87.7 | 3.16 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 83.8–86.9 | 84.4–87.6 | 2.55 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.9–86.8 | 84.6–87.2 | 2.19 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 83.2–88.7 | 83.8–89.6 | 4.89 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 83.6–87.8 | 84.0–87.7 | 3.7 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 83.7–87.6 | 84.2–87.4 | 3.28 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 83.7–87.1 | 84.3–87.2 | 2.8 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.8–86.9 | 84.4–86.7 | 2.3 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 81.9–88.5 | 83.8–89.1 | 4.77 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 82.4–88.0 | 83.9–87.7 | 3.78 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 82.8–87.6 | 84.0–86.9 | 2.97 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 83.0–87.4 | 84.0–86.9 | 2.82 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.2–87.2 | 84.1–86.8 | 2.7 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 81.3–89.5 | 83.4–88.9 | 5.52 pts | Yes | No |
| 90% | 82.0–88.9 | 83.5–88.2 | 4.63 pts | Yes | No |
| 85% | 82.4–88.5 | 83.9–87.7 | 3.74 pts | Yes | No |
| 80% | 82.7–88.1 | 84.1–87.6 | 3.41 pts | Yes | No |
| 75% | 83.0–87.8 | 84.4–87.3 | 2.91 pts | Yes | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 81.4–88.7 | 83.2–88.2 | 4.97 pts | — | No |
| 90% | 82.0–88.1 | 83.6–87.8 | 4.17 pts | — | No |
| 85% | 82.4–87.7 | 83.9–87.5 | 3.65 pts | — | No |
| 80% | 82.7–87.4 | 84.1–87.3 | 3.25 pts | — | No |
| 75% | 82.9–87.2 | 84.2–87.2 | 2.92 pts | — | No |
| Level | SEA range | POR range | Overlap | Tol Warning | Actual landed in range? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95% | 82.2–88.4 | 82.9–88.6 | 5.53 pts | — | No |
| 90% | 82.7–87.9 | 83.4–88.1 | 4.58 pts | — | No |
| 85% | 83.0–87.6 | 83.7–87.8 | 3.96 pts | — | No |
| 80% | 83.3–87.4 | 83.9–87.6 | 3.48 pts | — | No |
| 75% | 83.5–87.2 | 84.1–87.4 | 3.08 pts | — | No |