Daily Bets
A short curated shortlist each day: the Double of the Day, the Risk Bet of the Day, the running performance record, and the ladder challenges.
Open Daily Bets
Daily Bets is the opposite of the predictions list. Instead of every fixture the model covers, it publishes a very short shortlist for the day, with the reasoning and the running record attached.
A Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow strip sits at the top. Yesterday is worth opening: it shows how the previous day’s slips settled.
The two selections
- Double of the Day
- Two high-confidence picks combined into one slip. The safer of the two formats, aimed at steady growth rather than a large return.
- Risk Bet of the Day
- A longer slip aimed at a bigger return, with a correspondingly lower chance of landing. It is published as a deliberate high-variance option, not as a stronger pick.
Each card carries the fixture, the market, the model probability, the price, and the bookmaker the price came from. The slip can be copied or shared directly from the card.
The performance panel
The performance block is the reason to trust or distrust the section, so read it before the picks. It carries wins, losses, win rate, profit in units, ROI, the current streak, and recent form, filterable by all selections, doubles only, or risk bets only, over the last thirty days.
Judge the two formats separately
A risk bet is expected to lose more often than it wins. Blending its record into the doubles record hides how each format is actually performing, which is why the filter exists.
Ladder challenges
A ladder is a compounding format. It starts from a fixed bankroll and applies one curated pick per day; when a day wins, the full payout becomes the next day’s stake. A ladder that reaches its target is recorded as a hit, and a loss ends that run.
Ladder history lists every settled day with stake, odds, return, and the balance afterwards, so a claimed run can be checked line by line rather than taken on trust.
Compounding cuts both ways
A ladder multiplies the stake after every win, so the largest stake in a run is always the one immediately before it can end. Decide in advance how many rungs you are willing to ride.
Related guides
- Prediction AccuracyThe scoreboard for the model itself: accuracy by competition and market, monthly breakdowns, and tracked value-bet ROI and closing line value.
- Pro ModelsFour risk profiles that publish only the selections passing their own probability, price, edge, and market-quality rules — and stay silent when nothing qualifies.
- Odds and valueThe arithmetic behind every tool on the site: converting a price into a probability, spotting the bookmaker margin, and knowing what an edge does and does not promise.