How ratings work

TIPR rating measures how often a tipster's settled racing tips have won compared with what the prices said was likely, adjusted so small records aren't over-rated. It uses their whole racing record and updates as results settle. Tiers compare tipsters who have 30 or more settled racing tips: Bottom 25% means their rating is in the lowest quarter. Sports tips don't count toward it. It isn't the same as ROI or profit. Past results don't mean future tips will be profitable. Think a result is wrong? Contact support@tipr.bet.

Tiers

• Top 10%
• Top 25%
• Top 50%
• Lower half
• Bottom 25%

TIPR rating (racing, all-time). Tiers need 30 or more settled racing tips. Bottom 25% is the lowest quarter. Sports tips don't count. New: fewer than 30 settled racing tips. Unrated: 30 or more settled racing tips, no rating yet. Updates as results settle. Past results don't mean future tips will be profitable.

Confidence

• High confidence
• Medium confidence
• Low confidence

Confidence shows how much evidence sits behind the tier: more settled tips, and tips at steadier prices, mean higher confidence. It doesn't change the tier.

Form

Last 90 days: 11 winners from 40 tips; the prices suggested about 9.

Form shows the last 90 days on its own; it doesn't change the tier.

Not enough recent tips to show form.

Races like this

How the tipster has gone in races that share factors with this one, such as race distance, track rating or field size.

Hot at this meeting

Three or more settled winners at this meeting today. It doesn't affect the rating.