Scorecards
Published by the source. Computed by the referee.
A scorecard shows how a source scored against the closing line, with every proposal counted. In public it shows totals only, updated once a week. Only the source decides whether it is public; nobody decides what is in the totals.
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CLV against the Pinnacle closing line; CS2 matches Pinnacle does not list count against the last Sportmarket line, marked as such. Paper yield is flat 1 unit at the best executable price. Profit is shown, never qualifies.
Why totals only. Every proposal still counts: sealed until kick-off, signed, and anchored in Bitcoin every hour. Only the detail stays private, because it runs on real bookmaker accounts: which game, which pick, which price, at what second. The totals change once a week and count only games that have kicked off by then.
Access to the full record. It stays with the source. In certain cases we grant access, for example to investors, partners or auditors under confidentiality. They can check everything with the open verifier, without our server, and see that the published totals belong to exactly these bets. Request access
Access to the full record. It stays with the source. In certain cases we grant access, for example to investors, partners or auditors under confidentiality. They can check everything with the open verifier, without our server, and see that the published totals belong to exactly these bets. Request access
How to read one
Look at closing-line value first, and at the sample size always.
- CLV over yield. On a few hundred proposals, profit is mostly luck. A consistent price above the close is skill.
- Executable share. A brilliant pick nobody could take is worth nothing. The referee only scores what a network bookmaker offered at receipt.
- EV honesty. How much a source oversells its edge. Below 1 means the claims run hotter than the prices.
- Uniqueness. A source that only finds what the board already shows adds nothing to the network.
- Sealed count. Every proposal sealed and every seal opened means there was nothing to cherry-pick.
For sources
Publishing takes one click, and so does withdrawing.
- Open your scorecard page
At
manometer.bet/s/your-source, or from the console. - Sign in with your source id and key
On that page or in the console.
- Check your figures, then publish
Publishing shows your weekly totals, never your proposals. Withdraw whenever you like. Your full bundle stays yours: download it and show it to anyone you choose.