AI Bookie editorial standards

Core standards

• Published before results are known. A selection belongs in the public record only when it was recorded before the event outcome.
• Losses stay visible. Settled losses, pushes, and voids are retained alongside wins.
• Uncertainty stays explicit. A Scan Grade summarizes support in the available information; it does not state certainty.
• No forced pick. AI Bookie may withhold a selection when information is missing, stale, conflicting, or below its publishing threshold.
• No disguised advertising. Editorial explanations do not change to favor a sportsbook or paid placement.

How a selection enters the record

1. The analysis evaluates an eligible event and supported market.
2. The system checks information quality, value, agreement, coverage, and freshness.
3. A qualifying selection is recorded with its timestamp, market, recorded terms, and Scan Grade.
4. After the event, the result is settled as a win, loss, push, or void.
5. The settled entry remains available in the public record.

Performance reporting

Hit rate must be read with sample size and recorded prices. Return figures use the same comparison stake and are not customer earnings. Overlapping tracks are disclosed and must not be added together as if they were independent selections.

Corrections

Factual or display errors may be corrected, but a correction must not turn a losing selection into a different historical pick. Outcome changes caused by an official scoring update should be reflected consistently in the record. Questions about a page or entry can be sent to customercare@viralworx.ai.