Track Record

ROI (Return on Investment) is calculated as total profit divided by total stakes across all bets. We use industry-standard metrics: win rate, average odds, and profit/loss in units. All calculations are transparent and verifiable.

Player props and tennis are different markets and should not be blended into one headline number. Props are structurally softer, while tennis is generally sharper and more model-dependent. Tracking them separately shows whether the edge is actually coming from soft football props, selective tennis pricing, or both.

They're displayed exactly as they happen. Losing streaks are normal in value betting. What matters is long-term edge, not short-term results. We don't hide drawdowns or cherry-pick periods. The full record stays public, wins and losses.

No. Once logged on the site, data can't be retroactively changed or deleted.

They're frauds. "Cappers" posting plays of the year with no timestamps, 20-unit max bets that vanish when they lose, and records conveniently edited after the fact. It's not analysis. It's gambling repackaged as expertise to sell subscriptions. These aren't professionals, they're marketers who discovered that confidence sells better than honesty. Real edge shows up in verifiable data: immutable timestamps, closing line value, and a public record that includes every losing streak. If they're hiding on social media instead of posting transparent results, you already know why.