Frequently asked questions
The model here works differently from other tipping sites, so it is worth spelling out. Every answer describes the version running right now.
Money
What does a tip cost?
$1.00 per tip, always. No subscriptions, no bundles, and no higher price for a better-known tiptoper. A tip from an expert with a strong return and a tip from someone who just started cost exactly the same — the difference between them should show in the numbers you can see up front, not in the price tag.
What happens to my money the moment I buy?
It moves out of your available balance and into escrow, where it sits until the match ends. Only then does it go to the tiptoper. In the meantime it is no longer yours to spend, but it is not theirs yet either.
When do I get my money back?
When the match is called off or postponed. The refund is then full and automatic — nothing to claim and nobody to contact.
What if I bought a tip and it did not come true?
You are paying for access to the prediction, not for its outcome. A good tiptoper is not right every time — they are right more often than they are wrong, and that is exactly why all of their numbers are visible before you buy: win rate, record, average odds and return.
Why does the site say “Demo mode · fake money”?
Because real payment processing is not live yet. You can try the whole system end to end, but no payment method is ever charged and money cannot be withdrawn. That badge disappears the moment processing is approved.
Numbers and trust
How do I know the odds are real?
Odds are pulled from 14 real bookmakers and locked in automatically twice: when the tiptoper publishes the tip, and again when you buy it. The tiptoper never types them, never picks them, and cannot change them afterwards — which is what stops returns from being inflated.
What do New / Starter / Advanced / Expert mean?
The level comes from actual performance — return and the number of settled tips — not from anything the tiptoper says about themselves. “Expert” needs at least 10 settled tips with a positive return. Tapping the badge shows the exact threshold.
Why do some tiptopers show no win rate?
Below 5 settled tips we show no percentage at all, only the record itself. “100% win rate” on two tips is a true number that means nothing — one more tip would turn it into 67%.
What are “average odds” and why do they matter?
They are the odds the tiptoper actually recommends, including the tips that did not come true. Without that number a win rate cannot be read: 42% at odds of 3.10 is worth far more than 85% at odds of 1.15.
What is the recommended stake, in units?
On some tips the tiptoper states how many units they recommend putting on it, between 1 and 10. A unit is not a fixed amount of money — each person decides what it is worth to them, so the same recommendation works whether you bet small or large. The number is a statement of confidence: 1 means “something small”, 10 means “I am sure about this one”. ⚠️ It is not the price — the price is fixed and has nothing to do with units. A tiptoper’s return is weighted by the units they recommended, so backing your own judgement is measured accordingly — for better and for worse.
Being a tiptoper
How do I become a tiptoper?
Any account holder can. You start by publishing tips for free, and only once 3 of them have come true does pricing unlock. There are no interviews and no approvals — there is a track record.
How much does a tiptoper earn per tip?
70% of the price. The platform fee (30%) comes out of their share — it is not added to what the buyer pays. The buyer pays $1.00, full stop.
When does a tiptoper get paid?
When the match ends and the tip settles — whether it came true or not. Until then the money sits in the buyer’s escrow. A called-off or postponed match is the only case where the tiptoper gets nothing, because the money goes back to the buyer.
General
Is this a gambling site?
No. You cannot place a bet here, there is no book and no bookmaker. What is sold here is access to another person’s prediction, and odds are shown as information — they are set by outside bookmakers, not by us.
What is the minimum age to sign up?
18.