Guides
Guides
Nothing here yet. A guide goes up on this board when the settled record raises a question the results column cannot answer by itself.
Every entry on this site has the same five fields, and reading them in the right order is most of the work. This page goes through them one at a time, including the two that are routinely misread.
The five fields
Match, market, price, source and confidence. The source field names the Nigerian operator where that price was seen, which is the field that makes the rest of the row checkable: a price with no operator attached to it cannot be verified by anyone, including us.
What the confidence label means
It ranks one entry against the others published the same day. It is not a percentage chance, it does not carry across days, and a high label on a thin card means less than a middling label on a full one. Read it as a position in a queue rather than a measure of safety.
Why your price will differ
The number printed is what was quoted at one operator at one moment, and it moves as money arrives. A shortened price does not invalidate the read, it changes the value of it, and below a certain price the read stops being worth taking at all. Operators also differ in what they need before a payout: BetKing asks readers to allow up to 24 hours, while Bet9ja's terms say withdrawals are generally processed within five banking days.
What settlement looks like
Once the match finishes the entry is marked won or lost, the row moves to /record/, and neither the price nor the wording is edited afterwards. Deleting a losing entry would be trivial and it is the one thing that would make everything else on the site worthless.
The staking decision is yours
No entry here suggests an amount. Nigerian accounts open cheaply, with SportyBet, MSport and Bet9ja each stating NGN 100 as their minimum deposit, so the temptation is to treat the stake as trivial and the count as unlimited. Flat units and a fixed number of entries per week is the version of this that survives a losing month.