How to Read Our Stats: Win Rate, Archive & Value

A win rate on its own tells you very little. To judge any tipster — including us — you need to understand what the numbers count and over how many bets. Here's how to read our published stats properly.

Win rate needs context

A 90% win rate on odds of 1.20 can still lose money, while a 55% win rate on odds of 2.00 is highly profitable. Always read win rate alongside the average odds — not in isolation.

Sample size matters

Ten winning tips proves nothing; anyone can get lucky over a short run. A meaningful record is built over hundreds of settled selections. That's why our full archive shows every pick we've released, not a hand-picked highlight reel.

What our archive shows

• Tips settled: how many predictions have a final result.
• Wins & losses: published openly, including the losses.
• Win rate: calculated automatically from settled tips — not typed in by hand.

Why transparency matters

Scam sites delete losing bets and screenshot only winners. A trustworthy service leaves the full history visible so the numbers can't be gamed. When you can scroll back through months of results, you can trust what you're reading.

Read the archive first. If a service won't show you its losses, the win rate isn't worth much.

Explore our full results archive any time — every tip, win or loss, automatically counted.