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Prizes for accurate tipping

Cash, spread thin across many winners. Nothing is open and no amounts have been announced.

Prizes paid to date
0
no competition has opened

The shape

Prize type
Cash

not credit or vouchers

Winners
Many

long tail of small prizes

Rewarded for
Accuracy

never how much anybody bets

Amounts
None set

no figure, for any position

No competition is running

Tips are being posted and settled, and the leaderboard is running — but no competition has opened and no prize has ever been paid. Amounts and full terms will be published here before entry opens.

How tips settle

Not a way to make money · A prize is a small payment for posting analysis in public — not an income, a second income, or a way to deal with money you are short of. Most people who bet lose money over time.

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Decided

Prize type
Cash — not bookmaker credit, vouchers or site tokens.
Distribution
Many winners, many categories. A long tail, not a jackpot.
What is rewarded
Accuracy over the period. Never how much anybody bets.
Qualification
Minimum settled tips, profit in the category, final day excluded.

Not decided

Total prize poolAmount per prizeNumber of winnersCategoriesPeriod and scheduleMinimum tips to qualify

No figure is being held back for an announcement.

How you would qualify

The board
Minimum settled tips in the period
One long price in a quiet week is variance, not a record.
Profit in the category entered
If nobody finished in profit, no prize is awarded there.
Final-day tips excluded
They count to your own record, not to a table.
The anti-gaming rules hold
A record that breaks them is not a record.

The minimum is published as a number before entry opens.

What has to exist first

Member accounts
Open to anyone 18+.
Running
Structured tip posting
Fixture, market, line, side — and the price read from the feed.
Running
Automatic settlement
From match data, not somebody's judgement.
Running
Prize payment checks
One person, one account, of legal age. Not built — so no prize can be paid.
Not live

What a prize here is not

Not a way to make money
Not an income or a substitute for work. OLBG's average prize is ~£10.50.
Not a reward for betting more
Virtual bank; real betting moves no position.
Not a signal that betting is profitable
A good record over a period is only that.
Not a guarantee
Every rule can be met by somebody who finishes down.
  • Betting is entertainment that costs money; the odds are set so bettors lose on average.
  • Nothing here is advice; past results say nothing about what comes next.
  • Not a bookmaker: no bets accepted, no client money, no gambling licence.
  • Adults only — 18, or the higher local minimum.
  • If betting has stopped being entertainment, do not enter a tipping competition.

The long version

Why many winners instead of one big prize

One big monthly prize is the obvious format and the worst: by mid-month most of the field can see they will not finish first and stop posting. Supply is the only thing this buys. OLBG, which has run the format longest, pays over 500 people a month at roughly £10.50 average — small by design, split across a long list of categories.

Fair play and enforcement

The anti-gaming rules — no edits, no delete-and-restart, per-market caps, one account per person and household, no post-event tipping, no unobtainable odds, no copying the leader — are on the method page. Breaking them disqualifies a tip, a position or an account; enforcement ships with the engine.

Last updated 26 September 2026: no competition opened, no entry accepted, no prize paid.