Why this matters
Screenshots lie. A tipster can post ten bets, delete the losers, and show you a "90% strike rate." Overlay makes that impossible.
What happens when a tip is posted
- Post — the tipster submits a selection and the odds they took.
- Lock — we hash the pick and timestamp it before kickoff. The hash is immutable; the wager can never be edited.
- Settle — after the event, the result is graded automatically from the official outcome.
- Rank — verified yield and closing line value move the tipster up the board.
The takeaway
Every number you see on a tipster's profile is backed by a locked, timestamped record. No edits. No deleted losers. That's the whole point.