Kalivoa certification
Your results, with evidence behind them.
Performance is easier to understand when its history is visible. Kalivoa shows the evidence level behind each published bet: initial slip, result and corrections.
Example evidence journey
Complete evidenceA qualified initial slip
An open slip is scanned during tracking. Kalivoa examines available timing information to qualify the initial evidence.
A documented result
A second scan supplies the result. A manually entered result is distinguished from one supported by a scan.
A readable history
Recorded receipt timestamps and corrections remain accessible in the bet’s transparency journal.
An illustration of the process, without player data.
Not every bet has the same supporting evidence.
The displayed level depends on the recorded journey. Manually entered history stays distinguishable from a slip documented from start to finish.
Complete evidence
Qualified initial evidence during tracking, followed by a result confirmed through a scan.
Partial evidence
Qualified initial evidence with a manually entered result.
Weak evidence
A manually added bet with a subsequent result scan.
Limited evidence
A result scan exists, but qualified initial evidence is missing.
Uncertified
The recorded information does not provide sufficient evidence of the bet’s journey.
- An open slip may display received evidence or unconfirmed timing. A pending result is distinguished from a settled bet with insufficient evidence.
How should you read the score?
An evidence score, separate from performance.
The score reflects evidence quality, weighted by stakes in units. It measures neither future profitability nor money actually staked with a bookmaker.
Settled bets with stakes in units contribute to the score. Complete evidence contributes more than partial evidence or manual entries. An observation period avoids assigning a level to an insufficient history.
Certification starts when you publish.
Your bankroll is private by default. When you choose to publish, Kalivoa starts tracking certification. Importing an old result does not certify it retroactively; hiding and republishing the page does not reset that history.
You choose what to share.
The public page presents bets, statistics in units and evidence levels. It does not display actual capital, euro stakes or original screenshot files. People accessing a published link can view the page.
What Kalivoa certification means
Kalivoa describes evidence recorded within its own tracking system. A screenshot may be incomplete or altered; it cannot guarantee absolute slip authenticity or that someone has shared every bet. Certification is not a bookmaker-account audit, an official accreditation or a promise of profit.
Questions about certification
Does a high score mean a tipster is profitable?
The score describes available evidence. Profitability is shown separately in performance statistics. A well-documented history can still show losses.
Can I keep my bankroll private?
Yes. Creating a bankroll does not publish it. Publication and certification tracking start only when you choose.
What happens when I correct a bet?
Recorded corrections appear in the transparency journal. Changing key information may invalidate evidence and lead to a reassessed level.
Can I import older history?
Yes, for tracking. Importing old results does not create retroactive initial evidence: importing alone does not certify them.
A bankroll that is easier to understand and share.
Start by tracking your bets. When you want to publish, give readers the context to understand your history.