How to buy without creating an account first
You can buy with nothing but an email address. There is no password to invent, no profile to fill in, and the account is made for you while the payment goes through.
What the checkout asks for
- An email address. That is the only field.
- A way to pay: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or a crypto transfer.
- Nothing else. No name, no phone number, no address, and nothing about your bookmaker — none of it is needed to deliver a pick.
A password step between deciding to pay and paying is the most expensive question on this site, so we do not ask it. The account exists from your first order whether you wanted one or not, because days have to belong to something.
What happens to that address
- A real account is created against it, with no password on it yet.
- When the money lands, the days are added to it and a password is generated and emailed to you.
- The browser you paid from is signed in without typing anything — the order hands it a one-time claim, so nobody has to remember a password to read the pick they just bought.
If that address has bought before
- It has an account but no days left. The new days go straight onto it. No session is issued — typing an address must never be enough to read somebody else's picks — so sign in as usual and the days are already there.
- It still has days left. Checkout stops and asks you to sign in. Somebody with a live package buying again has almost always forgotten they are signed out somewhere, and stacking a second package quietly is how a double purchase turns into a bank dispute.
An abandoned checkout leaves nothing behind
If you close the tab before paying, there is no password anywhere, no days, and nothing to clean up. The order simply expires.