What is counted and what is missing
A positive observation is counted at most once per event, market and number of outcomes within one scan. The same combination may count again in the next scan. Unique combinations refer to the selected period. At most 500 keys are retained per day; if this limit is reached, the count is marked at least. Identifiers are not published.
Longest observed span
Span is the time between the first and latest positive observation in the log, not evidence of continuous availability. Scans have gaps. A single observation provides no span.
Checks before using the information
Check settlement rules, current odds, accepted stakes, fees and any currency conversion. Assess each operator’s licence, account terms and availability using both your country of residence and your actual physical location. An operator appearing in the data source does not mean you can bet there.
Margin is the calculated net after the scan’s assumed cost, divided by the stake. It shows neither a placed bet nor an actual customer profit. Check operator availability and terms separately.