How 1x2.social leaderboards work

The 1x2.social leaderboard ranks tipsters by their settled picks. Follower counts, likes and reposts play no part. You can view it monthly or all time, and sort it four ways.

Monthly and all time

• Monthly covers picks from the last 30 days. It's where new tipsters can climb quickly.
• All time covers every pick a tipster has made. It rewards staying good for longer.

What each ranking measures

Sort	How it ranks
Overall (default)	Mostly win rate, plus a bonus for the number of picks that grows up to 100 picks. A tipster with a long record ranks above one with the same win rate from a handful of picks.
ROI	Flat-stake return on investment: profit per unit staked, with the same stake assumed on every pick. See how ROI is calculated.
Win rate	Share of picks that won.
Streak	The tipster's current activity streak on 1x2.social.

Who appears

Any tipster with at least one pick in the period appears. There's no minimum number of picks to be listed, which is why the default ranking gives weight to volume and why you should check how many picks sit behind a number before trusting it. Why sample size matters.

What can't move you up

• Followers, likes, comments or reposts.
• Deleting or editing a result. Picks are settled from the official result.
• Big stakes on short odds. ROI is calculated flat-stake.