How to read tipster stats on Plus With Us
The Statistics page is a service check without marketing cherry-picks: win rate, flat ROI, profit and a monthly archive — including losing months. If a tipster only shows “best weeks”, treat it carefully.
Use stats together with tips for today and free tips: numbers without cards are abstract; cards without ROI are incomplete. 18+.
Win Rate: What It Shows and Where It Misleads
Win rate is the share of wins among calculated bets. A high win rate with low odds does not guarantee profit: you can win often and still be in the red. Look at the win rate together with ROI and average odds, not separately.
Flat ROI: The Main Distance Indicator
ROI shows the result relative to the turnover of bets, not just the frequency of wins. On Plus With Us, it is calculated with the same amount for each tip (flat model), making months and sports types comparable. More details in the guides “What is ROI in tips” and “What is Flat Stake”.
Monthly Archive: Look for Negatives, Not Just Positives
The archive answers the question “what happened not only in a successful month.” Drawdowns are part of any real series of tips. It's important whether they are openly visible and explained by the sample size, rather than hidden behind the overall result since tracking began.
Sport Type Filter: Don’t Mix Everything into One Number
Football, tennis, hockey, and basketball live different lives — seasonality, calendar, and scoring variance differ. Use the sport filter if your interest is narrow. Profile hubs:
How to Link Statistics Figures with Tip Cards
Statistics without real coupons are of little use. Open the tip catalog or today's feed and check: does the market in the text match the screenshot, is the odds clear, is the status visible after settlement. For a style test of analytics without payment, start with free tips.
The Number of Calculated Tips Matters
ROI on fifteen coupons says little — variance on a short sample is huge. On hundreds of calculated tips, the assessment becomes closer to working. Before drawing conclusions about a specific month or sport, check if there is enough data for a conclusion.
Mini-Checklist Before Subscription
- Checked ROI and monthly negatives in statistics.
- Made sure cards with screenshots and statuses are clear.
- Compared the tone of free tips with expectations from VIP.
- Looked at the sample size, not just the last successful month.
- Understood how VIP analysis delivery in Telegram works — guide.
A broader analysis of trust criteria is in the material “How to Choose a Tipster and Check Statistics”. If after reading the statistics and free tips the format and numbers seem transparent, you can then look at the rates on the VIP page.
Common Mistakes When Reading Statistics
- Looking only at the final ROI without the monthly archive.
- Drawing conclusions from a narrow sample of 10–20 bets.
- Confusing a high win rate with positive math.
- Ignoring the sport filter with a narrow interest.
- Assuming past positive ROI guarantees future results.
How Often the Numbers Are Updated
Statistics are updated as tips are calculated, not retroactively once a month. This means the current open month may look incomplete or unstable until its completion. If you need a final conclusion about the quality of a series, look at previous fully closed months, not just the last few days of the current one. A couple of successful or unsuccessful days at the beginning of the month say nothing about the series as a whole — the sample is too small for conclusions in either direction.
Legal Information and Risks
Statistics show a past series and do not promise future profit. Plus With Us is an analytical service, we are not a bookmaker and do not accept bets. Materials are for audiences 18+. More details — disclaimer. Make betting decisions independently.