How it works

Every pick follows the same three steps, so a tipster’s record is exactly what happened.

  1. 1

    Posted

    A tipster picks a real upcoming match and a market, then posts the pick with their odds. The time it was posted is recorded on the pick.

  2. 2

    Locked

    For two minutes the tipster can fix a typo. After that the pick is frozen: it can’t be edited or deleted, by the tipster or by anyone else.

  3. 3

    Settled

    When the match is over, the result is read from official match data and the pick is marked won, lost or void. Wins, losses and voids all count towards the record. A pick that was for subscribers only becomes public once it is settled (a parlay once all its legs are), so anyone can check the record.

Example
Football · Over/Under Total GoalsFree

Team A vs Team B

Over 2.51.87
Posted
14:30:12
Locked
14:32:12, two minutes later
Settled
After full time, from official data

An invented pick, shown only to explain the steps. It is not a real record.

How ranking works

The leaderboard ranks tipsters by ROI over their settled picks, singles and parlays together. A tipster appears once they have 50 settled picks, so a lucky week can’t top the table. Every settled pick counts, so a tipster can’t leave a loss out.