Disclosure
The things another site would bury in fine print. Here, they get the whole page.
The money here isn't real
We're in a demo stage: no payment processing, no card is charged, and nothing can be withdrawn. Some tiptopers were also created for the demo — they're labeled "demo account," so you won't be confused.
This isn't a betting site
Here you're buying someone else's analysis, not placing a bet. A pick is one person's opinion, not a prophecy, and what you do with it is up to you.
We don't set the odds
Every tip's odds are pulled automatically from 14 real bookmakers at publish time, and again at purchase time. The tiptoper doesn't type it in and can't improve it after the fact — every statistic here is measured against numbers none of us control.
"Expert" isn't seniority
The title is decided by one thing: a positive return over 10 or more settled tips — meaning an average profit per unit staked, at the odds recorded when published. Not tip count, not followers, not likes. A tiptoper with two hundred tips and a negative return stays "Advanced," and it's spelled out why.
No percentage without a sample size
"100% success" on one tip isn't a statistic, it's luck. Below 5 settled tips we don't show a percentage at all here — just the real count.
Average odds, not just a percentage
Alongside the win rate we show the average odds — what odds the tiptoper actually recommends, including the tips that didn't come true. 75% success at 1.20 odds loses money, and 42% at 3.10 odds makes money. Without this number, those two lines read as the opposite of what they are.
Where we come in
30% of the amount, whether the tip was right or wrong — only a match that's called off or postponed earns us nothing. It comes out of the tiptoper's share, not added on top of what you pay — the price you see is the price.
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