TipsAudit in brief
What is TipsAudit?
An independent football betting audit. For every tracked match it publishes the fair odds (the sharp market with the bookmaker's margin removed) and flags bookmaker prices above that line. Everything is graded against the closing line and published, losses included. It has no bookmaker affiliations and has published its record since 8 Jun 2026.
Is TipsAudit a tipster or a bookmaker?
Neither. It takes no bets, sells no picks and never promises profit. We built about 50 prediction models and none beat the sharp market after the margin, so the site measures prices instead of selling opinions.
What does the TipsAudit track record show?
7,762 football predictions logged before kick-off since 8 Jun 2026; 7,350 settled; the displayed pick won 72.3% of the time; average closing line value -0.9% (Pinnacle's own price when we logged it against its close, margin left in, which is why it sits near or below zero). Value flags recorded live since 26 Sep 2026: 1,135 settled, average CLV at signal +1.7% (95% interval +1.1% to +2.2%). For the 79% of flags whose price we could re-check within 60 minutes, CLV at that price was +1.0%. The interval of CLV at signal excludes zero.
Can TipsAudit tell me whether a tipster is legit?
9 public tipster channels tracked. Channels with at least 15 settled picks: 4; with a verdict (at least 30 picks with a measurable closing price): 1; beating the closing line with statistical confidence (a 95% interval above zero): 0. Only about 1 in 4 of the Telegram tips we read can be checked at all: 421 of 1,519 (28%). The rest are combinations, bet builders or markets we do not audit (579), or tips we cannot tie to a real match before kick-off (508). Each profile shows the measured win rate, ROI and closing line value next to what the tipster claims.
How can I check TipsAudit's own numbers?
Predictions are logged before kick-off and published daily to a public Git repository, timestamped with OpenTimestamps; timestamped snapshots are never overwritten, and the Git history shows any difference. The full dataset is free to download (CC-BY 4.0), and the corrections page lists, with dates, the corrections we announced.
Do you sell fixed matches?
No. TipsAudit never sells fixed matches or guaranteed results. Offers of "fixed matches" are a well-known fraud pattern: a result that was really fixed would not be sold to strangers online. We publish fair odds and measure bookmakers, tipsters and prediction sites against them.
Does a high win rate mean profit?
Not on its own. At odds of 1.40 you need to win 71.4% of your bets just to break even (1 ÷ 1.40). The bookmaker's margin is already inside that price: the fair odds for the same bet are higher, so that break-even rate sits above the bet's real chance. A high win rate at low odds can still lose money. What decides it is the price you get compared with the fair price, which is what we measure.