Real results, not screenshots
Every card here is generated from settled picks — outcomes that already happened. We don't post upcoming picks publicly; those are for the Discord. What you see here is the honest aftermath, wins and losses both.
Closing line value
Did we get the better price than the market's final one?
CLV is independent of who won. A direction, not proof yet.
Last 7 days
Every pick settled, wins and losses both
Flat 1 unit per pick · wins and losses both published
Yibing Wu to win
James Duckworth vs Yibing Wu · U.S. Open
Flat 1 unit per pick · every pick published before the match
Alejandro Tabilo to win
Alexei Popyrin vs Alejandro Tabilo · U.S. Open
Flat 1 unit per pick · every pick published before the match
Luciano Darderi to win
Luciano Darderi vs Dalibor Svrcina · U.S. Open
Flat 1 unit per pick · every pick published before the match
Valentin Vacherot to win
Valentin Vacherot vs Kamil Majchrzak · U.S. Open
Flat 1 unit per pick · every pick published before the match
Martin Landaluce to win
Martin Landaluce vs Jacob Fearnley · U.S. Open
We lost this one and would take the same price again. Closing line value is measured against the market's final price.
Soon-Woo Kwon to win
Quentin Halys vs Soon-Woo Kwon · Cincinnati Open
We lost this one and would take the same price again. Closing line value is measured against the market's final price.
Kayla Day to win
Shuai Zhang vs Kayla Day · Cincinnati Open
We lost this one and would take the same price again. Closing line value is measured against the market's final price.
Why losses are shown here too
A feed of only wins is the single most common pattern among fake or cherry-picked "tipster" accounts — it costs nothing to hide a loss, and everything to show one. That's why the credibility card above isn't a win rate — it's closing line value, the one number that doesn't depend on who won.
Want to see picks before they're settled?
Upcoming picks, live discussion, and the full history are in the Discord.