Most tipping sites show you their winners and quietly forget the rest. We do the opposite: here's every call, scored against the result — including where backing blindly loses money. We'd rather you trust us than be impressed by us.
Not every race — only the confidence plays we actually publish (the dominant-favourite calls on the Best Bets page and our Telegram channel). This is the record of the tips you'd have seen if you followed along, scored against the result. 48 sent live, 12 reconstructed from before the channel launched.
Across 60 published calls, backing our pick flat to win returns -20.4%. Blindly backing the favourite in those same races returns -8.5% — the gap is the value of the call.
Straight talk: no one profits flat-backing favourites to win — the market is too efficient, and we won't pretend otherwise. We show the flat ROI because it's the honest, hardest test. The real value isn't a flat win bet: it's knowing which races are worth your attention, the 83% place strike that anchors multis and exotics, and the discipline to pass the rest. Honesty over hype — every time.
These are the same confidence plays on the Best Bets page and broadcast free on Telegram. The full call — prices and stance — is on each race page for members.
"Market fav" = blindly backing the shortest-priced runner (113 races). "Our pick" = the runner our model rated #1, where it had rated the race (112 races and growing as more races are rated).
Our call changes with the race. This shows whether each type of call held up — and the stance we give for it.
Read it like this: on Dominant favourite races we say back to win, and those win most often. On Weak favourite and Open races we say don't back the favourite to win — so the low win rate there is the call working, not failing: we steered you to place or pass.
Sample tags: noise under 40 · thin 40+ · fair 120+ · solid 300+ races.