Anyone can claim a winning record

We built SportPulse because we could not verify a single one. Every pick here is time-stamped, locked and graded by machine — so the number on a tipster’s profile is the number they actually posted.

A floodlit stadium at night, seen from the stands

105

Picks graded

6

Verified analysts

0

Records edited after publication

80%

Revenue paid to analysts

// How this works

Four rules we cannot bend

They are enforced in code, not in a policy document.

  1. Picks lock at publication

    A pick is time-stamped the second it goes live and cannot be edited or deleted afterwards. Not by the tipster, not by us.

  2. Machines settle, not people

    Results are graded automatically against the official final score. Disputes go to a human, but the default is not negotiable.

  3. Losses are as public as wins

    Every record on this site shows the full sample. There is no “premium” record hiding behind a paywall and no cherry-picked highlight reel.

  4. We do not take your bets

    SportPulse is not a bookmaker and earns nothing from your losses. Our only revenue is subscriptions, split with the analyst.

// The settlement chain

No human touches a result

The moment a pick is published it is hashed with its price, stake and kickoff time. When the fixture settles, the engine reads the official result and writes the outcome. A tipster’s yield is recomputed from that ledger every time the page loads — it is never stored as a claim.

Read the method
  1. 1

    Publish

    Pick, price, stake and kickoff are locked and time-stamped.

  2. 2

    Freeze

    The pick becomes read-only. Edits and deletions are rejected.

  3. 3

    Settle

    Official result read from the feed at full time; outcome written.

  4. 4

    Recompute

    Yield, hit rate and profit rebuilt from the full ledger.

// How we got here

Two years, one obsession

  1. The screenshot problem

    Started as an internal spreadsheet built to check whether three tipsters we followed were actually profitable. Two were not.

  2. Automatic grading

    Built the settlement engine — picks time-stamped on publication, graded against official feeds, no manual entry anywhere in the chain.

  3. Opened to analysts

    Invited the first cohort. The condition was simple: publish everything, or publish nothing.

  4. Public beta

    Records went public before subscriptions did, so nobody could pay for a number they had not seen tested.

  5. Where we are now

    Six verified analysts, 105 graded picks, and every one of them still visible on the site.

// Who builds it

Six people, one ledger

Small on purpose — everyone here touches either the data or the analysts.

Nikos Andreou
Co-founder · Product

Built the settlement engine. Ex-sports data infrastructure.

Marta Kovač
Co-founder · Analytics

Runs the model review that verifies every applicant's record.

Elena Vasquez
Basketball • Continental League

Verified analyst. Basketball • Continental League. Every pick time-stamped and graded in public.

Tom Bergström
Engineering

Owns the odds feeds and the alerting pipeline.

Ines Ferreira
Trust & safety

Reviews grading disputes and applicant verification.

Daniel Osei
Editorial

Runs the news desk and edits every published analysis.

// For analysts

Put your record on the record

Publish, get graded automatically, keep 80% of every subscription. No listing fee.

// For everyone else

Check the numbers first

Every record is public without an account. Read them before you spend anything.