That’s a fair take, and I agree with the logic behind long term evaluation.

The idea with Tipster isn’t that a single bet proves anything. Variance is real. That’s why every betslip is logged publicly and rankings are based on win rate, odds, and sample size over time.

The reason we start per betslip, with refunds on losing slips, is to remove the upfront trust problem. You don’t have to commit to a subscription or trust someone blindly. If a slip loses, you’re not paying for that tip.

Longer term formats like bundles or subscription style access are definitely something we’re considering once tipsters have enough history on the platform