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This page explains the role of a gamma surface in options analysis and how ColorVol helps traders inspect sensitivity across the chain.
A gamma surface helps traders see where option sensitivity is clustering. High gamma areas can be especially important near the money and into expiration.
That makes the gamma surface useful for understanding both position risk and the conditions that feed into broader dealer gamma exposure analysis.
ColorVol exposes gamma in a public surface view and ties it into the broader options analysis workflow so users can move from Greek-level mechanics to market structure interpretation.
Gamma is typically highest near the money, especially as expiration approaches.
Raw gamma shows sensitivity, while GEX helps translate that sensitivity into dealer-positioning context.
