Total Stats · Daily Intelligence
The match, priced
before the market.
One card a day, free on Telegram. A model produces its own probability for a match, that gets compared to what the books are offering, and only the disagreement is worth anything. Most days there isn't one, and on those days nothing is posted.
18+. For information only, not financial or betting advice.
Where the value is
The model prices the whole distribution. A bet only exists where the market's price falls inside the shaded tail, and most days it does not.
How a card is made
- 01
Price the match
A rated model turns team strength, venue and competition into a probability for every outcome, before any bookmaker price is looked at.
- 02
Compare to the market
That probability is set against the median fair price across the books, with the outlier and junk prices dropped rather than cherry-picked.
- 03
Bet only the gap
If the model and the market disagree by enough to cover the margin, it is a card. Most days, on most matches, they do not, and nothing is posted.
- 04
Grade everything
Every pick is written down before kickoff and graded after. Losing cards are published in the same detail as winning ones.
The record
Two tracks, kept apart.
National sides and clubs are different problems, so they are graded as different ledgers and never blended into one flattering number.
National sides
in production+9.63 u
on 28.2 units staked, across 17 cards and 98 picks.
- Last 10 cards
- +7%
- All time
- +34%
The all-time figure is still carried by a strong opening fortnight. The last-10 number is the one worth judging us on, so it is the one we lead with.
Clubs
early, paper track+0.52 u
across 4 cards, with 2 staked picks, 1 won and 1 lost.
Two staked picks is a result, not a rate. We will not quote a percentage off it.
Graded through 7 August 2026. A unit is a fixed fraction of a bankroll, and the size is stated on every card.
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What this is not.
It is not a tipster service. There is no premium tier, no upsell and nothing behind a paywall. The channel is free because its purpose is to make the model's reasoning public, not to sell picks.
It is not a guarantee. A positive expected value on a price says a bet is worth making, not that it will win. Losing runs are a normal feature of a correct method, and they are published in the same detail as the winning ones.
It is not advice. Nothing posted is a recommendation to stake money. Bet only what you can afford to lose, and if it stops being fun, stop.
Questions
The rest of it.
How the record is kept, and why some days there is nothing to post.
All questions → What is Total Stats?
A rated model that prices a match before any bookmaker price is looked at, compares its own probability to the median across the market, and backs only the disagreement. One card a day, free on Telegram.
See the record What is the actual record?
Ninety-eight graded picks across seventeen cards on national sides: plus 9.63 units returned on 28.2 units staked. The rate quoted as the headline is plus seven percent over the last ten cards, not the plus thirty-four percent all-time figure, because the all-time number is still carried by a hot start in late June and saying otherwise would be flattering the record.
Do you publish the losing bets?
Every one, in the same detail as the winners, in a table anybody can read. Every pick is written down before kickoff and graded after it. That is the only part of this that cannot be faked, which is why it is the part the page leads with.
Why are there days with no card?
Because on most days, on most matches, the model and the market agree closely enough that there is nothing worth backing after the margin. On those days nothing gets posted. A tipster who finds a bet every day is not finding bets.
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