What you are actually buying

You are buying information, delivered: winning main picks, counted in days. The unit is the winning day, not the calendar day, and a package runs until it is delivered, however long that takes.

What arrives

• One main pick a day: the fixture, the market, the published price, the minimum price, the stake percentage, the kick-off, and the reasoning behind it.
• Up to ten extras on the same day. Included, settled on their own, and they never touch your counter in either direction.
• A commitment hash for every one of them, published before kick-off, and the salt afterwards.
• A day off your counter only when the main pick wins. A loss is recorded, published and costs you nothing.

What you are not buying

• Not a return. Not an income, not a yield, not a share of anything. Nobody here manages money for you, and this is not an investment — it is not treated as one, priced as one, or regulated as one.
• Not a bet. We take none. Whatever you stake is placed by you, at your bookmaker, with money that is yours to lose. Why that matters.
• Not certainty. Chance does not go anywhere. Every pick is an opinion about a match whose result is not ours to control; committing it in advance makes the opinion checkable, not correct.

What is guaranteed, precisely

Delivery. You receive as many winning main picks as the days you bought. We do not guarantee that you make money — we do not know what you stake, how much, or where. Three things are also outside it and are stated rather than buried: your own stake, your bookmaker's limits, and the price you actually got.

And if you want out

• Before the first pick is released: a full refund. Nothing has been delivered, so there is nothing to argue about.
• When you close the account: undelivered days come back as money, to the original method — not as more days.
• Seven days in a row with no pick published: what is owed comes back as money too.