CLV over
win rate
The UFC runs about forty cards a year. Over a sample that small a win-loss record tells you almost nothing — a good month sits comfortably inside the range of pure luck, which is exactly why every capper on the internet can show you one.
Closing line value is harder to fake. Take a fighter at +145, watch the market close him at +118, and you bought a price better than the one the entire betting market eventually agreed on. Do that consistently and you have an edge. Fail to do it and no hot streak will save you, because closing lines are public, permanent, and not mine to edit.
So CLV is the headline here and win rate is the footnote. That's backwards from how this is normally sold, and it means a losing month with good numbers still tells you the truth.
Posted before
Selection, price, book and stake committed before the opening bell. Never after.
Graded after
A second commit adds the closing line and result. Nothing else gets touched.
Losers stay up
Nothing is removed, ever. A record with no bad beats in it is a record someone edited.
The current numbers
What I don't do
No guaranteed plays. No lock of the month. No record that starts the day I got hot. If a card is unbettable you'll get a card with nothing on it, which is a worse business model and a better service.