How it works
How a tip settles, how the record is counted, and the rules members post under.
Platform tracking · FreakBets runs settlement from a results feed — nobody independent checks it.
How a tip settles →
Six fixed rules, what a tip records, and the results people get wrong.
What each market settles on →The two ROI numbers →
Flat and stake-weighted, side by side, and the period each covers.
The sample gate →Community rules →
The rules member tips run under, each marked live or not.
The six settlement rules
- 01Published before the event starts
- 02The price is frozen at posting
- 03Settlement comes from the result
- 04Losses settle exactly like wins
- 05Nothing is ever deleted
- 06Football settles on regulation time
Questions
How are tips settled?
Automatically, from the match result in a results feed, under six fixed rules. The price is frozen when the tip is posted, losses settle exactly like wins, and football settles on regulation time: 90 minutes plus stoppage, not extra time or penalties, unless the market is about the whole tie.
What counts toward the leaderboard?
Member tips posted here before kickoff and settled from the result. Pending tips never count, voided tips sit outside ROI, and our own tips — the VIP channel and the bet of the day — are never ranked.
Why do I need 50 settled tips to be ranked?
A small sample ranks luck: four winners at 3.00 from ten bets is +20% and says nothing about who picked them. Under 50 settled tips a member is shown but not ranked, and under 100 a record carries an early-sample label.
What does ROI mean here?
Return on turnover: profit in units divided by total units staked, so the advised stake counts. The leaderboard ranks on it and the VIP headline uses it. Every member tip is one unit, so for members it equals flat ROI.
Is the record independently audited?
No. FreakBets runs settlement from a results feed and nobody independent checks it. It is platform tracking under fixed rules.
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