Tipster transparency
How can you verify a tipster's published bets?
Open the tipster's public bankroll, then review results, bet evidence and the time period separately. A profitable history alone does not show that every slip was verified. The transparency log shows the scans and corrections linked to an individual bet.
Three checks to make
- 1
Check the period and number of bets
See how many bets are visible, how many have settled and when they were recorded. A short run or a single result cannot establish future performance.
- 2
Read the evidence status of each bet
Open the transparency log. “Evidence received”, “Limited evidence” and “Certified” mean different things. A slip scanned before the event and a result confirmed by a second scan provide the most complete evidence cycle.
- 3
Compare the history with the overall status
An older bet may remain visible without counting towards certification, which starts when the bankroll is published. Read the displayed score and level, and the visible corrections, separately from profit and ROI.
Real example: EGS Betting's public bankroll
On October 8, 2026, we reviewed EGS Betting's public page with the tipster's permission to cite it. These are the values displayed at that point in time, not a performance promise or live figures.
Observed October 8, 2026
- Visible bets
- 26, including 25 settled and 1 pending
- Kalivoa certification
- 10/100 · Under observation
- Bets with complete evidence
- 0%
- Volume tracked for certification
- 2.5 units
The pending bet dated October 8 displayed “Evidence received”; a settled bet dated October 4 displayed “Limited evidence”. These labels show why it is useful to inspect individual bets instead of describing the whole bankroll with one number.
Why “Under observation” if 25 bets are settled?
The visible total includes historical bets. Certification tracking begins when the bankroll is published and does not retroactively certify earlier bets. The currently deployed rule keeps the overall level “Under observation” until at least 10 settled bets are eligible since activation. The 25 visible results are therefore not 25 eligible proofs.
What certification shows, and its limits
Kalivoa rates the evidence attached to published bets; it does not verify the actual bookmaker account balance. The score cannot guarantee that cheating is impossible or that a tipster will profit in future. The tipster's real stake amounts remain private: the page displays stakes and results in units.