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Community leaderboard

Members post before kickoff, tips settle from the match result, and the record is public — losers included.

Settled tips to qualify
50
lifetime · no exceptions

Board status

Settlement
Automatic

from the match result

Boards running
1

lifetime · others planned

Early-sample floor
100

record labelled below this

The board

Scroll sideways.

Ranked on return

The count is how much record there is. The board is how good it is. Five rungs — Blur 1 · Outline 10 · Curve 25 · Focus 50 · Hundred 100. They count settled tips and nothing else, so every rung is reachable by a member whose every tip loses. The count stops at 100; past that only the board separates records.

Computed from tips posted here, settled under the method rules. No row is hand-entered or commercially ordered; imported records do not count.

Why a gate · OLBG's headline board has no sample gate: when we checked, its top all-time tipster showed +3,812 lifetime while sitting −542 over 30 days, on that board's own measure. Both are real — which is why a 30-day form column is planned beside the lifetime figure here. It is not on the board yet.

What each column means

Same fields for everyone.

Member records
Position
Return order among ranked members. Ties break on the bigger sample.
Member
The name they chose. One account per person. A page per member is planned.
Settled tips
The sample the row rests on. Pending never counts.
ROI
Profit divided by units staked. Every tip is one unit until the virtual bank exists, so this is flat and stake-weighted at once. The sort column — a rate, so volume alone cannot buy a position.
Strike rate
Wins over wins plus losses; voids left out. Read it beside the price.
Profit in units
Units, never currency. Shown, not sorted on.
Won–lost
Settled wins and losses, then voids (v). There is no draw outcome.
Closing line value
How the posted price compares with the best price our odds feed showed just before kickoff, averaged over tips with a close; the small number is how many. A tip has a close only if the feed re-priced its match after it was posted. Beating the close is the one figure that points forward rather than back. A dash means none yet — not zero.
Form · 7 days
Planned ·Seven-day return. Noisy, and labelled so.
Form · 30 days
Planned ·Thirty-day return. Stops a lifetime hiding a bad month.
Longest losing run
Planned ·Most consecutive losers. Was following it survivable?
Average odds
Planned ·Mean price. 70% at 1.20 ≠ 30% at 4.50.

More than one board

Only the all-time board runs today.

All time
Running ·Whole record. Most evidence, slowest to react.
Last 7 days
Planned ·Who is hot. A snapshot, not evidence.
Last 30 days
Planned ·The working month; a fading record shows here first.
By sport
Planned ·Per sport, so one edge is not buried by another.

Short windows will need a second minimum inside the window. Not fixed yet; each board will print its own.

Rules of the board

Prizes
50 settled tips
Never moved, for anyone.
Under the gate
Shown, unranked, from the first settled tip.
Pending tips never count
Nothing enters on how it looks at half time.
No edits, no deletions
Price frozen at posting; a wrong tip is voided with its reason, never deleted.
No position is for sale
No payment or bookmaker moves anyone.
One person, one account
Per household. Identity checked before a prize is paid.

The long version

Why the gate is 50

Four winners at 3.00 from ten bets is +20% and says nothing about who picked them. Rank on ten and the top of the board is whoever got lucky last — which is what people follow.

50 is not conclusive; it is readable. Under 100 the early-sample label stays on.

Why several boards are planned, said honestly

More boards means more people are top of something, and those people keep posting. If the same three names win every table, everyone else stops and there is nothing left to rank. Every board is still defined in advance and applied to everybody.

Our own record is not on this board

VIP results are published separately, labelled as ours, and never ranked against members. The daily bet of the day is ours too, and is kept off this board the same way.