The two ROI numbers
Flat and stake-weighted, side by side.
Flat-stake ROI
One unit per tip, whatever was advised.
profit in units ÷ settled tips
Stake-weighted ROI
Uses the advised stake. The VIP page's headline figure.
profit in units ÷ total units staked
Worked example
| Tip | Stake | Odds | Result | Flat P/L | Weighted P/L |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tip A | 1u | 2.00 | Won | +1.00u | +1.00u |
| Tip B | 3u | 1.80 | Lost | −1.00u | −3.00u |
| 2 settled | 4u staked | — | — | 0.0% | −50.0% |
Why the gap matters
The selections broke even; the staking lost the money. Neither figure alone is the record.
Neither is in currency, and both use the odds at posting — not a later best price, not the close.
Which period each covers
- VIP ROI, both figures
- This month
- VIP W–D–L and settled count
- All time
- Member records
- Lifetime
- Member flat vs stake-weighted
- Same number
Resets on the 1st.
Every member tip is one unit.
The 100-tip sample gate
Under it, VIP and member records are labelled an early sample.
- Leaderboard ranking
- From 50 settled tips
What the gate means
- Figures shown
- From the first tip
- At 100 settled
- Not proven
- Settled count
- Beside every figure
- Why a ranking floor
- Small tables rank luck
Just no longer early.