How Tippium works for bettors and sports tipsters

Tippium is a Spanish marketplace that brings sports tipster profiles and recorded betting data into a public ranking. A tipster is someone who publishes sports betting picks for other users to follow.

The platform lets bettors compare complete histories and review automatically calculated metrics. Every pick stores its odds, stake and result before the event begins, and it cannot be edited later. Winning and losing picks both remain part of the record.

Accounts whose identity has been checked by the Tippium team display the "Verified" badge. Tippium has more than 1,800 tipsters and more than 330,000 registered bets.

For bettors, Tippium works through three clear steps: create a free account, compare tipsters using recorded data and choose between free or premium access.

• Open an account at no cost.
• Review the public ranking and each tipster’s complete history, including losses.
• Follow a free tipster or consider a monthly subscription. Each tipster sets their own price.

Premium picks remain hidden from non-subscribers until the event ends. The public ranking and its statistics provide a record for comparison, but an identity badge should not be confused with a prediction about future results.

For tipsters, Tippium provides a place to publish picks, build a complete record and offer either free or monthly subscription access. Every bet must be recorded with its odds and stake before the event starts. It cannot be changed afterwards, and the result becomes part of the history even when the pick loses.

Performance metrics are generated automatically from every registered pick. When an account displays the "Verified" badge, the Tippium team has verified the identity behind it. Each tipster decides whether to remain free or set a monthly subscription price. Subscription payments are processed through Stripe.

Tippium’s metrics summarise a tipster’s complete record using automatically calculated data.

• Strike rate is the proportion of picks recorded as successful.
• Yield/ROI summarises results in relation to the volume recorded as stake.
• Streak shows a consecutive sequence of results.
• P&L tracks the accumulated balance against a virtual starting bankroll of 1,000 units.
• Average odds is the mean of the odds recorded across the tipster’s picks.

Losses are included in every relevant calculation. These figures are designed to be read together: strike rate alone provides less context than a full history viewed alongside odds, stake, yield/ROI and P&L.

A Tippium record cannot be changed by editing a pick after its outcome is known. The odds and stake are stored before the event begins, and the pick cannot be modified afterwards.

Once the result is recorded, it feeds into the profile’s automatically calculated statistics. Losing picks remain in the complete history and affect metrics such as strike rate, yield/ROI, streak and P&L. Premium status does not remove that record: the pick is only hidden from non-subscribers until the event ends. The public ranking therefore reflects the full registered history rather than a selection of isolated results.

Tippium’s defining difference from a channel or screenshot is its structured, complete public history. Every pick is recorded before the event with its odds and stake, retains its result and contributes to automatic statistics. Losses remain alongside successful picks.

The ranking lets users review that combined record instead of relying on one isolated result. The "Verified" badge also has one precise meaning: the Tippium team has confirmed the account holder’s identity. It does not indicate that future picks will win. No performance statistic removes the uncertainty of a bet.