Gaming & Betting · Poker staking
Find the tournaments your fund is paying to lose.
Tournament selection audit for staking funds and backing teams. About two weeks, from $2,500. You keep the dashboard.
Selection is where a fund quietly loses ROI.
A schedule grows by habit: a late-night series that never paid, a room where rake ate the edge, a buy-in step where the field got tougher. Each looks fine on its own. Across a full year of tournaments it adds up — and it hides inside variance unless you measure it with intervals.
What you get
- 01
Results by segment
Returns by tournament type, buy-in, room, field size and start time, with confidence ranges rather than single numbers.
- 02
Losing segments
Where the data says the fund loses money, and where the sample is still too small to say.
- 03
Makeup forecast
What to expect from makeup in the coming months, as ranges, not a single line.
- 04
Dashboard
Everything above in a dashboard you keep and refresh with new results.
From $2,500
What moves the price: number of players and rooms, depth of history. Pilot pricing for early clients.
What we do not do
We do not rate players or advise whom to stake. The audit is about the schedule and the money, not about people.
Your data stays yours
- NDA before we see anything.
- Results are never published, in any form, without written consent.
- We do not take staking deals with the funds we audit and do not play in the pools we analyse for you.
Built by a tournament researcher
Our head of research has spent years researching online tournaments: selection, returns by buy-in and variance. That work is the core of this audit.
Questions funds ask
What data do you need?
An export of tournament results per player, from a tracker or the fund’s own spreadsheet. Hand histories are not needed.
How much history is enough?
The more the better. We tell you up front which conclusions your sample can and cannot support.
Which countries do you work with?
We are a US company and comply with US sanctions. We cannot work with persons or companies in sanctioned jurisdictions.
How do we pay?
By invoice in US dollars: part upfront, the rest on handover.
We are an analytics firm. We do not operate games, accept bets or promote gambling operators, and we publish no affiliate links.