You're not buying tips. You're taking one of ten seats in an operation that shares your profit and your risk. Here's exactly how it runs.
We get it — you'll want to start small and let the system earn your trust. That's fair. But be straight with yourself about this: our system, and our own cut, rely entirely on you staking enough to make your seat worth holding. A seat that barely turns over isn't worth one of ten. So start at the $200 minimum, or higher — whatever your bankroll carries — but come in ready to bet like you mean it.
The rule of thumb is a unit of roughly ~2% of your bankroll — $200 on ~$10k, around fifty units deep. That's how a real edge is meant to be staked: small enough to survive variance, sized to compound. Go bigger if your bankroll carries it — just tell us the number.
Nobody's locked in and nobody's here forever. Three things end a membership — two you'll see coming, one you won't want to test.
We need to know your true unit size — it's how we decide whether to share an edge pick with you or build you your own. That only works if the number is honest.
Increase your stake beyond what you declared, or share the selections, and you're removed — immediately, permanently, and not welcome back. We're strict on this to the point of harsh: no warnings, no second chances. One person abusing the trust breaks the system for everyone, so we protect it without exception.
Fair question — the space is full of them. The tell is the incentive: we take nothing up front and only get paid when you're in profit. A tipster selling hope wants your subscription. We want you winning, because that's the only way we're paid. And every figure on the results page is our own graded record, shown in full.
Because the edge lives on soft, thin prop lines. Those markets can't absorb much money — every additional stake moves the price against the next one. Ten is roughly where the edge survives being shared. Cap it higher and we'd be selling something we've already spoiled.
Expect somewhere between 20 and 50 a week, with more on weekends when the fixtures pile up. It grows through the season as the model settles and more markets come online — and it flexes with the room: a lot of members on smaller units nudges the outlay up, because we have to share every edge around. When there are more big-unit punters, selections route more tightly. Volume isn't the constraint — line liquidity is. That's the real reason the room stops at ten.
No. Everything we do is non-promo — no bonuses, no free bets, no arbitrage gimmicks that dry up in a month. It's pure model edge on straight prices, at two mainstream books: Bet365 and Unibet. Nothing exotic to sign up for, no offers to chase. Just soft prop lines, priced properly.
We've been betting these markets for years. This is the first time we've built a fully calibrated model to simplify it all — calibrated to under 1% error on 200,000+ out-of-sample predictions across seasons. The 2026 season sits at +21.6% ROI so far, from a deliberately cautious start. As the season runs, the selections, the volume of picks and the outlay all step up, and more markets come online as the data deepens. The hard part — the models — is done; what's left is time. Sit on the sidelines and watch if you like, but we'd recommend joining the list, because it will only grow.
You'll generally have a few hours to place the bet. If you completely miss the odds, let us know as soon as you can and we'll remove it from your tally. We normally take 50% profit from punters we know — the 40% rate here factors in that you'll miss some prices by 1–5% now and then. It's built in, so you're never penalised for the occasional slip.
It happens to everyone eventually — on average around $30k in per Bet365 account. The better you mug and prime an account, the longer it lasts. Learn about bowlers and how to stay under the radar, keep fresh accounts ready, and switch over to hold your seat. No accounts to run, and the seat passes to the next name on the waiting list.
Your slate is delivered with the book, price, line and the window to get on. One tap logs a bet — price and line captured — and it grades itself against official data when the match ends. Your P&L and profit-share owed update on their own. You never keep a spreadsheet.
When a seat opens, the list is called in order. A few quick questions on the way in — it's how we know who to route where.