Sources and freshness
Odds, results, injuries, and team news must identify their provider or official source and last update time. Stale, missing, sandbox, and mock data must be labeled and must not be presented as live.
Every analysis page should be traceable, time-aware, uncertainty-aware, and independent from commercial compensation.
Odds, results, injuries, and team news must identify their provider or official source and last update time. Stale, missing, sandbox, and mock data must be labeled and must not be presented as live.
Probability and expected-value outputs must identify the model version and material assumptions. Historical performance must distinguish training, backtest, and out-of-sample results.
AI may assist research and drafting, but public claims require editorial review. AI must not invent odds, injuries, results, licenses, sources, or certainty.
Advertising, sponsorship, subscription, or affiliate compensation must not alter odds, probability estimates, methodology, risk disclosures, or operator eligibility decisions.
Material corrections should state what changed and when. Invalid or stale recommendations should be withdrawn rather than silently rewritten as if they had been correct.