A single strike-rate number is easy to make look good and hard to actually verify. This page exists to make that verification possible — every figure shown above is computed directly from real, graded match results, not asserted as a fixed claim that never changes.
What Counts, and What Doesn't
A prediction only enters the strike rate once its match has actually finished. Anything still scheduled is excluded entirely — not counted as a loss, not counted as a win. Voided or abandoned matches are logged and shown, but excluded from the rate itself, since a void is neither a genuine win nor a genuine loss.
Why the Daily Log Matters
A single 30-day percentage can hide a lot — a strong stretch can mask a rough week, or vice versa. The day-by-day log above shows exactly how each day actually went, so the overall number can be checked against its real components rather than taken on faith.
Why This Doesn't Include the Accumulator Products
Sure 2 through Sure 10, both Weekend accumulators, and Elite Picks are graded as complete packages — every leg has to win for the package itself to count as a win, which is a fundamentally different kind of record than a single-match market's leg-by-leg strike rate. Folding them into one combined number would obscure both figures rather than clarify either, so each accumulator product publishes its own real record on its own page instead.
Ultimately, the standard here is the same one applied across every page on Betzena: real synced data, genuine grading logic, and a record that's shown honestly — including the days it didn't go well.