Every tip published on OddVora is logged with a timestamp before kick-off, verified against official results after each fixture, and recorded publicly without exception. Wins, losses and voids — all are on this page in full. This is non-negotiable. A tipster who selectively removes losing results or only highlights winning streaks is not providing a track record — they are running a marketing exercise. OddVora's credibility depends entirely on publishing the complete record, including the ugly days.
How We Define and Calculate Each Metric
Win Rate
Tips won divided by total tips settled (excluding voids). A win rate of 69% means 69 tips won from every 100 settled. Win rate is market-specific — it is meaningless to compare win rates across markets with different average odds without also looking at yield. A 91% banker win rate and a 19% long shot win rate can both be profitable simultaneously.
Yield
Net profit expressed as a percentage of total amount staked, assuming level stakes (1 unit per tip). Yield is the only meaningful cross-market comparison metric because it accounts for both win rate and average odds. OddVora's overall yield of +18.4% means every £100 staked across all tips returns £18.40 net profit at flat stakes.
Profit (units)
Total profit in units assuming 1 unit staked per tip. One unit is whatever your standard stake size is — £10, £50, £100. If you stake £10 per tip and the 30-day profit column shows +1,897u, your 30-day profit was £18,970. Unit-based reporting makes results applicable regardless of stake size.
How to Read the Market Performance Table
Why Publishing Losing Tips Matters
The financial incentive for a tipster to omit losing results is significant — removing five losses from a 30-day record can transform a 69% win rate into an 85%+ win rate. This is the primary form of dishonesty in the tipster industry. OddVora's track record has never had a tip removed or edited post-publication. Every result you see above is what happened — in full, with the score, with the xG context, and without editorial framing that softens the blow of a bad day.
The practical consequence for you as a bettor: you can calibrate your staking decisions against a real record. If bankers have a real 91% win rate over 29 days, you can stake accordingly. If long shots really do lose 81% of the time, you know 0.5% bankroll is the appropriate stake. The track record is the foundation everything else is built on — which is why it is published in full, daily, without exception.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. All tips are published for informational and entertainment purposes only. They do not constitute financial advice. Never bet money you cannot afford to lose. Bet responsibly.