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+£23,344 of evidence.

1,227+ settled bets across player props and ATP tennis. +19.0% ROI over 19+ months. Posted before the result was known, logged after settlement, never edited.

  • Public site ledger
  • Pre-result timestamps
  • Settlement audit trail
  • No edited history
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780
Player Props
780+
+25.0% ROI | 57.9% win rate
19.0%
Combined ROI
+19.0%
1,227+ bets | Oct 2024 - May 2026
447
ATP Tennis
447+
+8.6% ROI | 53.9% win rate
Calculated result at £100 per unit

Every posted stake is scaled directly: 0.5u = £50, 1u = £100, 2u = £200. The figure uses the current props + tennis P/L at that staking level.

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How we prove it

Verification system

Pre-match posting

Posted before the event. Public posting timestamps for props and site publish times for tennis make timing visible before the result is known.

Post-match settlement

Result, profit/loss, odds and stake are logged after settlement. We do not wait to see how the week looks first.

No editing

Selections cannot be retracted, repriced, or quietly removed. Category fixes can happen, but the bet itself stays frozen.

Settlement audit trail

Every settlement is appended, never overwritten. Reclassifications are written as new rows so the original odds, stake, and result stay intact.

Benchmark

Where +19.0% ROI sits

Sustained positive ROI over 1,227+ settled bets is the point. The comparison below is a plain-English yardstick, not a promise about future returns.

Average punter-5% to -10%+19.0%
Tipster services+2% to +5%+19.0%
Sharp bettors+5% to +10%+19.0%
Pro syndicates+10% to +15%+19.0%
Before you follow

Realistic expectations

Sample size matters. Twenty bets tells you almost nothing. Hundreds tell you much more.
Variance is real. Good process still comes with losing runs and ugly short-term swings.
ROI varies by market. Props and tennis are different types of edge with different return profiles.
Posting is irregular. We post when value exists, not because a schedule needs content.
Stakes can get limited. Win consistently and bookmakers may cut your size. That's a signal it works.
No staking gimmicks. Flat units only. No martingales, recovery plans, or compounding tricks dressed up as edge.
Why we are different

The tipster problem

Most tipsters are not businesses built on edge. They are funnels built on confidence.

Plays of the year with no timestamps. Unit claims that quietly shrink after a loss. Cherry-picked screenshots. Records that get cleaner the longer you stare.

Edge is boring by comparison: a posted price, a logged stake, a settled result, and a number that keeps climbing while the losses stay visible too.

Receipts, not slogans
Settled sample
1,227+
£100 / unit example
+£23,344
Tracking window
Oct 2024 - May 2026
Verification
Pre-result timestamps
Common questions

FAQ

How is ROI calculated?
ROI is total profit divided by total stake. A +10% ROI means 100 units staked would have returned 10 units of profit. We use stake-weighted profit, not raw win rate, because a 2.60 winner and a 1.60 winner do not carry the same value.
Are losing runs and voids included?
Yes. Losses stay in the record and drawdowns remain visible. Voids are kept in the public history but do not count as wins or losses for win-rate purposes and do not add profit or loss to ROI.
Can old picks be edited or removed?
No. Once a selection is posted or published, it cannot be retracted, reworded, or repriced. The only post-hoc change we allow is taxonomy: if a Premier League prop was filed under Other by mistake, we can re-tag the category. The bet itself, odds, stake, timestamp, and result stay frozen.
Can I follow in real time?
Yes. Player props are posted publicly when value is identified, usually close to team-news or market-moving windows. Tennis selections are posted on the site with the same unit-stake logic used in this record.
Are results net of bookmaker limits?
No public record can know every follower's limit, price delay, or account restriction. We record the posted odds, posted stake, and final settlement. If limits become an issue, that is usually a sign the edge has become visible to the bookmaker too.
How should I judge the record?
Use ROI, sample size, settlement transparency, and whether prices were posted before the result was known. A hot week is not proof of edge, and a cold week does not kill the thesis. The record matters because both sides stay visible over time.
What would this mean for my own stake size?
Use the returns calculator to test different unit sizes, bankrolls, and staking assumptions against the same unit-based logic used in the public record. Open the returns calculator.

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Today's selections and the calculator use the same unit logic as the public record.

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