Posted, then locked
A tip is written before kick-off with the odds that existed at that second. From then on nobody (not the tipster, not us) can change a character of it.
How it works
Anyone can post a screenshot of a winning bet. Nobody posts the losing ones. Here the record is built by the platform, not by the tipster: every tip is timestamped the moment it is published, at the price the market was showing then, and settled from the real result of the match. Nothing can be edited, deleted, or quietly left out.
Settled by the match
The final score decides it, automatically, minutes after the whistle. Losses land on the record exactly as fast as wins do.
The record is the product
Units, hit rate and every past tip sit on one public page. Read it before you pay anyone a cent.
What a unit is
A unit is one standard stake, whatever that is worth to you. Records here are measured in units and never in euros, because a unit means the same thing to somebody betting €5 and somebody betting €500, and because a profit in euros says more about the size of a bankroll than about the quality of a pick.
The price is read, not typed
The odd on a tip is not something its author writes down. The server reads it from the market feed at the instant the tip is stored, and refuses a selection it could never settle. If the price moved between opening the form and pressing publish, you are asked about it first. The tip is stored at the price that actually existed, or not at all.
Settled by the match
When the match finishes, the result arrives from the data feed and the tip settles itself, by the same rules for everybody. Nobody marks their own homework: a tipster cannot decide that a losing pick does not count, and the platform does not decide it either. Markets the score cannot settle (corners, cards, player props) are settled from the match statistics down the same automatic path.
When a tip is void
A postponed match, or a line the score lands exactly on, makes the tip void: the stake comes back and it counts neither as a win nor as a loss. Void tips are shown, not hidden. A record with gaps in it is not a record.
Reading the numbers
Profit in units is what is left once everything has settled. Hit rate is how many tips won, and says nothing about the prices they were taken at. 70% at 1.20 loses money. ROI is the profit per unit risked. Three different questions: read them together, and read how many tips they are built on before any of them.