Last updated 2026-09-14
Risk Disclosure
Read this before you pay. The Challenge fee is the money at stake, most people who pay it do not reach a funded account, and nothing on this platform is an investment or a source of reliable income.
You can lose the Challenge fee
The fee is the whole of your financial exposure — and it is real. If you breach a rule, run out of time, or fall short of the target, the fee is gone and you have no claim on it. Do not pay a fee you would mind losing.
Most participants do not pass
The rules are demanding on purpose: a profit target, a 7% daily drawdown limit, a 12% overall limit, a 3% cap on any single stake, and a minimum number of settled picks — plus a Bettor Score high enough that luck alone does not carry a run.
Breaking the overall drawdown limit ends the Challenge on its own, however close it was to the target. The daily limit does not end a Challenge, but it stops betting for the rest of the UTC day, which can cost you the session you were counting on.
This is not an income
A funded account is not a job, a salary, or an investment product. Past results — yours or anyone else's — say nothing about future results. Treat any payout as a variable reward for a variable performance, and never budget around one that has not happened yet.
The bankroll is simulated
The balance on your dashboard is a number we keep so that we can measure your decisions. It is not money held for you, it is not a deposit, it is not segregated client funds, and you cannot withdraw it. Only a payout earned under the funded-account rules results in money moving to you.
Pending bets still count
A bet that has not settled yet is still exposure. Drawdown is measured including open positions, so a Challenge can breach when a pending bet settles against you — including hours after you last opened the site.
Odds and settlement depend on third parties
Market prices and results come from an external data provider. Feeds can lag, markets can be suspended, and a result can be corrected after the fact. We grade on the data we receive; where it is missing or plainly wrong, a market may be voided rather than graded.
Cryptocurrency risk
Payments in and payouts out are made in cryptocurrency. Transfers are irreversible, network fees vary, confirmation can be slow when a network is congested, and the value of an asset can move between the moment a payout is approved and the moment it lands. Sending to a wrong address or a wrong network loses the funds permanently.
Availability and regulation
This service is not available where it is prohibited. Rules covering skill-evaluation services, crypto payments, and sports data differ by country and change; access may be withdrawn in a jurisdiction at short notice.
Nothing here is advice
No part of this platform — including odds, scores, calculators, leaderboards, or Bettor Score components — is financial, investment, or betting advice. Every decision you make on it is yours.