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  tool parlayapi_verdict: …Should I bet this? One-call verdict for a specific bet. Returns the no-vig fair price for the exact bet, the best available price and which book has it, how the user's price (if given) grades as EV, a line-shopping nudge, and a plain-English call: BET / LEAN / FAIR / PASS (or NO_DATA). Use this when a user asks whether a specific bet is worth making, or whether they're getting a good number, instead of stitching /ev + /consensus + /best-line yourself. The best-price / shop recommendation is scoped to books the user can bet at (default US, so a US bettor is never told to use a euro book). Set it once with parlayapi_set_bettable_books and it is remembered per key, or pass region / books here per call. Args: sport: sport_key, e.g. "baseball_mlb". side: the team you'd bet (h2h / spreads), or "over" / "under" (totals / props). market: h2h | spreads | totals | a player-prop key (player_hits, player_points, ...). home, away: the two teams, to identify the game. Or pass `team` with one name. team: one team name to find the game (alternative to home + away). player: player name (required for player-prop markets). line: the number for spreads, totals, or props. book: the book you'd bet at (grades that book's current price). price: the price you're offered (American like -110, or decimal like 1.91). Overrides `book`, use it to grade a specific number in hand. region: where you can bet: us (default) | eu | uk | au | ca. books: exact CSV of books you can bet at (overrides region; use for state-level geo-blocks, e.g. "draftkings,fanduel,novig"). bankroll: the user's bankroll; when the bet is +EV, returns a suggested Kelly stake amount ("bet it, ~$X"). kelly: Kelly fraction (default 0.5 = half-Kelly, the bankroll-safe standard). The response also carries an `edge_alert` when a book shows a price far better than the market (a possible soft error worth grabbing, or a stale line to verify) that the normal best-price guard would otherwise hide. …