In sports betting content, everyone shows results. Far fewer publish them with enough context to make them verifiable.
Our approach is simple: each signal is recorded before the match, then its result is published after the match. The track record must show wins and losses.
Current public figures
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Scope | Published public analyses |
| Number of analyses | 37 |
| Public ROI | +3.2% |
| Public P&L | +120 EUR |
| Grand Slam sample | Pending |
| Reference stake | 100 EUR flat |
These figures come from the currently published public history. They replace old backtest examples that should no longer be used as marketing proof.
Why sample size matters
A positive ROI on a small sample is still fragile. It does not prove durable performance by itself. That is why we show volume next to ROI and keep Grand Slam results marked as sample pending until there are enough analyses.
How to verify our results
The dashboard shows cumulative P&L, ROI by period and every published signal with its result. The homepage reuses the public metrics and updates them from stats.json.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. If the model goes through a bad run, it must appear in the numbers with the same visibility as positive periods.
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