How the leaderboard works

The leaderboard compares historical HUB results by the selected metric and period. A position is not a recommendation or a guarantee of future results.

Which picks can be included?

A pick must be public, created in HUB and published no later than kickoff. It must have a kickoff and a confirmed won or lost outcome. New picks are settled manually by an administrator after the match; older confirmed picks remain.

Manual picks in every sport compete in the same leaderboards after separate audited odds approval and an admin-confirmed outcome, with real registration and publication before kickoff. Imported, late, private and archived picks and unverified settlements are excluded. Administrator approval is not provider evidence.

Choose a metric and period

Ranking metrics are ROI, net units, highest winning odds and longest winning streak. ROI requires at least 10 qualifying settled picks in the period; the other metrics have no such minimum.

Periods are 14, 30 or 365 days, or all time. Kickoff determines whether a pick falls inside a time-limited period. A different metric and period can therefore produce a very different order.

What a position means

A position means only that the calculated value is higher than others under the same active filter. Ties are resolved with a stable member identifier.

HUB presents documented historical data, not certain knowledge about the next match. Examine the basis and sample size before drawing a conclusion.