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How Pipskick tips are made

Pipskick is a free eFootball predictions board for EsportsBattle Football and GT Sports League. This page explains how a match lands on the card, how a pick is published, and how the result becomes public history anyone can audit.

What Pipskick is — and is not

We publish informational session tips with odds and a unit size. We are not a bookmaker, we never hold funds, and we never place a bet for you. Any wager is solely between you and a licensed operator you choose. Past results never guarantee future outcomes.

The daily window

Most cards run roughly 15:40–20:30 UTC while 3–6 minute EsportsBattle Football and GT Sports League sessions fire in bursts. Live tips can move during a session. Prematch tips appear when we publish them. Both settle into the same public history.

How a tip gets on the board

  1. Match row first. When a session is on the desk, the match (teams, players, format) can appear before the pick is entered. Those rows show as pick pending — not as a hidden result.
  2. Pick, odds, units. A published tip names the market (for example home win or away or draw), the decimal odds, and a relative unit size. Live ready tips can post automatically; some prematch lines are entered on the ops desk after the match is listed.
  3. Members see live picks. Creating a free account reveals open picks on the board. That gate is for the live card only.
  4. Settled tips are public. After the score is in, the pick, odds, result (won/lost), and day totals are visible without an account — on History and the match page. That is the ledger kicksters use to judge the board.

How we settle

Settlement uses the final home and away score against the published market (1, 2, 1X, X2). Wins and losses feed the daily strip and the all-time track record. Public P&L treats 1 unit as €10 so days are comparable; scale that to your own bankroll. It is a reporting convention, not a stake we place.

What you should check yourself

  • Open a UTC day on History and read every settled row — not only the greens.
  • Compare days on Stats instead of a single screenshot. The 7-day form stretch is a rolling average of completed UTC days with at least five settled tips — it is form, not a price.
  • Read the kickster guide and this methodology before you treat the card as a routine.

Who runs this

Pipskick is a small tip board focused on FIFA esports sessions (EsportsBattle Football and GT Sports League when scheduled). We publish under this name only — the public site, Telegram channels, and the ledger are the record. Questions: Contact.