The problem
Every tipster is up. Ask them.
Doctored slips. Deleted losing months. “90% win rate” accounts that started last Tuesday. Betting social media runs on claimed records — and claims are free.
On Betclub you call it before it runs, and the result answers back. Wins, losses, the bad April — whatever you posted stays posted. The record is the record, and that’s exactly why it means something.
Try it yourself
Go on. Fake it.
One real losing record, two clicks of a tipster’s toolkit. Add the other two, or reset it and watch the truth come back.
A tipster's screenshot
before any editing
The same record, posted
posted before kick-off · can’t be edited
locked · nothing here can be deleted
Both panels are the same 601 settled bets — the left one just has a tipster's filters on it. That’s the whole argument. You can choose which bets to show, so the profit line will say whatever you want. You can’t choose the price the market closed at, so CLV barely moves — and over hundreds of bets it’s the number that can’t be dressed up. Simulated history; the mechanism is the point, not the figures.
If you never post a thing
Then it’s a lie detector.
Most people arrive here because someone in a group chat claims they’re up. You don’t have to post a single bet to use Betclub for that — you don’t even need an account to open someone’s record, and it costs nothing. You’ll see every call they made, when they made it, and what the market did next, including the weeks they’d rather you skipped.
And when the tipster you follow isn’t on here — most won’t be, at first — you have something better than an argument: ask them for their Betclub. If they won’t post one, that’s your answer.
Being straight about launch day
There’s no leaderboard yet, so you can’t browse for someone good — you check the records you’re shown, which means it only works on people who’ve joined. Ranking people is the harder problem and we’d rather ship it right than early. Subscribing to someone’s picks comes with it.
What Betclub is
Post it. Lock it. Prove it.
Post a bet before it runs and it’s locked. The result grades it. What you end up with is a public record of your actual calls — one you can’t quietly tidy up afterwards, and neither can anyone else.
- Do I connect my bookmaker?
- No. You never hand over a login, we never touch your account, and there’s nothing for your bookmaker to object to.
- Which bookmakers
- All of them. You post the bet, so it doesn’t matter where you placed it — phone app, shop, laptop. You can also import your bookmaker’s history export — but that’s marked as imported, not locked, because we can’t know what a file left out.
- What it costs
- Tracking your own record is free. You only ever pay if you choose to subscribe to someone else’s picks.
- 01
Post it before kick-off
You put the bet up before the event starts — selection, price, stake. About fifteen seconds on a phone, and yes, that friction is the product: a bet you had to call in advance is worth something a screenshot afterwards never is. It’s timestamped and locked the moment it lands, and the ledger refuses anything posted after the off. You never connect a bookmaker account and you never give us a login. It runs in your browser — there’s nothing to install.
- 02
The result grades it
An independent results feed settles it — not you; we use TheSportsDB for results and The Odds API for prices, and we’ll name any source we swap in. We also compare the price you took against the market’s closing price — your CLV (closing line value: did you beat the price the market finished at, after the bookmaker’s margin is stripped out). The closing price is the market’s last word once all the money is in, so beating it repeatedly means you saw something before everyone else did. That’s why it’s the signature of a real edge even in a week the results don’t go your way.
- 03
Your record is what you called
You choose which bets you post — the ones you keep to yourself are nobody’s business, including ours. We don’t claim to see all your betting. We claim something narrower and harder: everything you did put your name to is still there, exactly as you called it, whichever way it went.
And posting selectively buys you less than you’d think. You post before the off, so you can’t pick winners — only bets. You also can’t pick the closing price: beating it across hundreds of posted bets is the one thing a highlight reel can’t manufacture.
So the record carries its own denominator. Every one shows when it started, how many bets are in it, over what period, and where the gaps are — a profile that goes quiet after a bad month shows it, and a fresh account starts visibly empty. One record per person, so you can’t run five and promote the winner. And to be exact about what we prove: we prove what you called and when — not that money was staked.
Arsenal v Coventry City
Posted 74 minutes before the off. From that moment the price, the stake and the selection are fixed — the only thing still to happen is the result.
Graded
by the result
Closing price
1.14
CLV
+3.5%
How we make money
We take no money from bookmakers, and we never sell you our own picks.
Bettors with a record worth following can sell their own picks here, and we take a cut — that’s the business. It only works if the records are real, which is why we can’t let anyone edit theirs. Including us.
Real data, honestly dated
This isn’t a mock-up.
The engine already scans real markets. Below: snapshot prices for upcoming fixtures across the Premier League, Eredivisie and La Liga — the best price across UK-licensed bookmakers only, so you can actually check them against yours.
Sevilla v Rayo Vallecano
La Liga · Sat 15 Aug · best of 17 UK books
ADO Den Haag v Groningen
Eredivisie · Sun 16 Aug · best of 16 UK books
FC Twente Enschede v FC Zwolle
Eredivisie · Sun 16 Aug · best of 16 UK books
Real Racing Club de Santander v Villarreal
La Liga · Sun 16 Aug · best of 17 UK books
Arsenal v Coventry City
Premier League · Fri 21 Aug · best of 17 UK books
Hull City v Manchester United
Premier League · Sat 22 Aug · best of 17 UK books
Snapshot 2026-08-14 16:11 UTC — age recomputed on every deploy. 140 markets scanned · 12 edges found — every one of them at a UK-licensed book you can actually use (an edge = a price above the sharp-market fair value).
Why the close is the yardstick
Every book's three prices add up to more than 100%.
That overflow is the bookmaker's margin, and it's what we strip out before scoring your CLV — otherwise you'd get credit for a price that was never fair. Here's Sevilla v Rayo Vallecano across 17 UK books; add any row up yourself: 1÷home + 1÷draw + 1÷away.
Best price on every outcome pulls it to 102.86% — smaller, never gone. Prices as our source recorded them at 2026-08-14 16:11 UTC; check your own book.
The same engine prices every bet you’ll see on Betclub. On SK Beveren v Anderlecht it read the sharp market at 28.3%, removed the bookmaker’s margin, and made the fair price 3.54 — against Grosvenor’s 3.80. That’s a +7.4% edge — and the engine’s own last word on it: “a losing month is entirely consistent with a correct model.”
What a verified record looks like
Illustrative example — and deliberately modest. Sustained single-digit ROI over a long sample with real drawdowns is what elite actually looks like. Anyone promising more is selling something. CLV = beating the market’s closing price; units = stake-relative, so nobody sees your money.
See it yourself
The demo is already playable.
Real odds, real fixtures, a working tracker — with simulated social data, labelled as such. It’s the same app we’re opening up now; today’s build still carries Dutch market data while the UK one lands.
Founding members
The first 500 set the culture.
Founding members get the badge, first access at launch, and a real say in what gets built. Places are capped at 500 and enforced in the code — no countdown, no fake scarcity. We’re not promising a launch date yet: you’ll get one email when it’s real, and nothing before it.