OddVora launched in September 2024. In the 19 months since, we have published 4,218 tips across nine market types, recorded an all-time yield of +16.8%, and experienced exactly one losing month — November 2024. This page exists to put those numbers in honest context: what they mean, what caused the loss, what changed as a result, and why the long-run trend is the only number that actually matters when evaluating a tipster's model.
How to Interpret the Track Record
All-Time Yield Is the Only Reliable Signal
A single month's yield — positive or negative — is largely noise. A +22.6% February 2026 reflects a CS cluster win; a −0.6% November 2024 reflects a statistical cold run. Neither is evidence of model quality by itself. All-time yield across 4,218 tips (+16.8%) is the signal. It requires several hundred tips before yield stabilises enough to distinguish model edge from variance.
Correct Score Leads on Yield — But Not on Consistency
CS all-time yield of +94.2% is the headline figure that attracts attention. It is also the most volatile: profitable in only 13 of 19 months (68%), versus Sure Wins which has been profitable in 18 of 19 months (95%). High yield and high consistency rarely coexist in betting markets. Choose the market based on your risk profile, not the highest yield figure.
November 2024 Explains the Model Improvement
The only losing month (−0.6% overall yield) triggered three model recalibrations in December 2024: the Banker confidence threshold was raised from 80% to 85%; the CS minimum model edge was raised from 2pt to 3pt; and the long shot publication threshold was raised from 12% model probability to 15%. Every subsequent month has been profitable. Losing months are not failures — they are diagnostic data.
Quarterly Win Rate Trend — Is OddVora Improving?
Why We Publish the Loss Month
The November 2024 loss month (−0.6% yield, −42u) is displayed exactly as prominently on this page as the +22.6% February 2026 peak. This is not incidental — it is deliberate policy. Any tipster who removes negative months from their track record is not showing you a track record. They are showing you a marketing document. The fundamental asymmetry of the tipster industry is that publishing selectively costs nothing for the tipster while costing the bettor their bankroll management discipline. OddVora will never remove a month, a result or a tip from this record. What you see is complete and unedited.
The practical implication for you: when you use this track record to calibrate your staking strategy, you are using real data. If the banker's worst quarter was 87.1% win rate (Q4 2024), you know your staking plan must survive at least occasional stretches at that level. If Sure Wins has been positive in 18 of 19 months, you know variance in that market is structurally low. No other decision you make about how to bet from this site is more important than starting from a real, unmanipulated track record.
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.