Is this a verified sports betting track record?

Yes. Every pick is saved automatically the moment it qualifies, with the sportsbook price at that second, and is graded against the official final score. Picks cannot be edited or deleted after they are recorded, and losses stay on the page.

Which picks are included?

Every qualified game line and player prop Stratos has published since 1 September 2026, across every sport we cover. Nothing is hand-picked after the result is known.

How is the win rate calculated?

Wins divided by wins plus losses. Pushes and voided bets are left out, and picks still waiting on a final score are counted as pending, not as wins.

What does beating the closing line mean?

It means the price we published was better than the price when the game started. Beating the closing line over many picks is the most widely used sign of real betting skill, because closing prices are the market's sharpest estimate.

Do I need an account to see the record?

No. The full closed record is public. A free account adds the picks still in play and alerts when a new pick qualifies.

Public track record

Every qualified pick and parlay, win or loss

Every pick is written down the moment it qualifies, at the book price in that second, then graded against the real final score. This record starts fresh on 1 September 2026: the win-loss record by sport and grade, the winning parlays they made, what is qualifying right now, and the full ledger — losers included.

Settled picks: —
Win rate: —
Wins – losses: —
Beat the closing price: —

Qualified history by sport

Every pick and parlay Stratos qualified, graded against real final scores. Wins and losses only — the amount anyone staked at a sportsbook is not part of this record.

Qualifying right now

Live opportunities clearing the same rules that produced the record above — win chance, price and what $100 would return if it lands.

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Probability reliability

When a pick is published at 65%, how often does it land? Each band shows what was estimated against what actually happened.

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Prop calibration

Settled player-prop lines, how often they landed, and how often their price said they would. Positive gap means the price was too long.

Reading settled prop lines…

The ledger

Entry price is what we posted. Closing line is the last price before the game started. Beating the close is the honest measure of an edge. "Void" means no official result was available for that line, so it counts for nothing either way.

Every closed pick is shown (0 in this view). A free account adds the picks still in play and qualified-pick alerts.

How this track record is kept

Is this a verified sports betting track record?: Yes. Every pick is saved automatically the moment it qualifies, with the sportsbook price at that second, and is graded against the official final score. Picks cannot be edited or deleted after they are recorded, and losses stay on the page.
Which picks are included?: Every qualified game line and player prop Stratos has published since 1 September 2026, across every sport we cover. Nothing is hand-picked after the result is known.
How is the win rate calculated?: Wins divided by wins plus losses. Pushes and voided bets are left out, and picks still waiting on a final score are counted as pending, not as wins.
What does beating the closing line mean?: It means the price we published was better than the price when the game started. Beating the closing line over many picks is the most widely used sign of real betting skill, because closing prices are the market's sharpest estimate.
Do I need an account to see the record?: No. The full closed record is public. A free account adds the picks still in play and alerts when a new pick qualifies.