Every tip is published before kick-off and settled automatically from the same match data behind Statz projections. Staking is in conviction points: up to 10pt a matchday on match markets and 6pt on player props. The budget is a ceiling, not a target - a quiet day gets no tips.
| Month | Settled | Staked | Profit | Return on stake |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026 | 16 | 14.75pt | -1.40pt | -9.49% |
| Sep 2026 | 252 | 216.75pt | +9.28pt | +4.28% |
| Aug 2026 | 155 | 158.00pt | +18.47pt | +11.69% |
The full track record is free and open to everyone - every tip we have ever published, settled, with the price, the stake and the profit or loss on each one. Today's selections are for Statz members, and each one joins the public record the moment it settles, winners and losers alike.
Always before kick-off, and often up to two days ahead - we publish when the price is worth taking rather than to a fixed schedule. Nothing is ever added to a match that has already started, and the publication time is stored against every tip.
Stakes are in points rather than pounds, so the record works at any bankroll - 1pt is whatever you choose it to be. The size is the conviction: a 1pt tip is one we like more than a 0.25pt one. Profit is measured against what was actually staked, not per tip, which is why return on stake is the number that matters.
Automatically, from the same match data behind Statz projections, within a few hours of full time. No tip is graded by hand and none are quietly removed. Across 438 settled tips the record stands at +6.77% return on stake, with a 32.86% strike rate.
The leg is void, exactly as a bookmaker would settle it. The stake on that leg comes back and a multiple re-prices on the legs that did run, so a void is never counted as a loss. Void bets are excluded from both the staked and profit columns, so the strike rate runs over graded bets only.
Two books, tracked as separate profit and loss records. Match markets covers full-time result, both teams to score and over or under goals. Player props covers shots, shots on target, fouls committed, fouls drawn, tackles and cards - the markets where the model has the most to say and the bookmaker prices move least.
Yes, and that is the point. A tipping record that only shows winners is worth nothing. Every settled tip stays published, the running profit and loss is on the page, and tips withdrawn before kick-off are counted and disclosed rather than deleted.