My Picks

My Picks is your own workspace: the bets you have logged, what they are worth, and what the models think about today's fixtures. It sits pinned at the top of the sidebar, above everything else, and the full tracker is included with a free account.

The header and the dashboard strip#

Three numbers sit at the top of the page:

• Balance — your bankroll as it stands.
• Today — the movement from today's settled bets.
• At risk — money currently tied up in bets that have not resolved.

Next to them is + Log a pick, which is how every bet gets into the system. You enter the fixture, the selection, the price and your stake.

Below that runs the dashboard strip:

• Bankroll — the same balance, in context.
• ROI and Win% with a sparkline — the shape of your journal over time.
• Active — open bets, with an "N need result" prompt when some are ready to settle.
• Gaps — how many of today's fixtures the model prices furthest from the bookmaker. A gap is a disagreement, not a bet we say will win.
• Slate — how many fixtures are on today's card.

The nine tabs#

The tab you are on is mirrored in the URL as ?tab=…, so any tab can be bookmarked or shared.

• Today — the day's fixtures with the models' read, including a MODEL VS MARKET subsection (the fixtures furthest from the price) listing fixture, selection, price and model probability.
• Bets — the journal itself. Open bets show fixture, selection and price (for example "Home @1.95", "BTTS: Yes @1.8", "Over 2.5 @1.75"), each with a Resolve button. Covered in detail in tracking your bets.
• Find value — the Discover tab. See the next section.
• Watchlist — fixtures you have starred but not staked. A holding area for things you want to price later.
• Analytics — how your logged bets have actually performed, broken down rather than as one headline number.
• Print slip — a printable summary of your selections for the day.
• Export / Import — move your journal in and out as a file, for backups or for analysis elsewhere.
• Bookmakers — which books you use, so prices and settlement are recorded against the right one.
• Settings — the workspace preferences, including how your bankroll is configured. Worth setting up first if you follow a fixed staking plan.

What Find value lists#

Find value lists every upcoming fixture Tofiko covers that also has a price, ranked by how far the model's probability sits from the one the bookmaker's odds imply.

That gap is a disagreement between two numbers. It is not a forecast of profit, and we do not dress it up as one — measured against closing prices, our model is furthest from the truth exactly where it disagrees with the price most loudly. What the tab is good for is finding the fixtures worth your own second look.

Leagues are labelled, not filtered. Every row carries its league's record, in one of four states:

1. Verified — it cleared the statistical bar, and a human signed it off.
2. Promoted — a human put it in by hand without the statistics being there yet, usually because the season has only just started. The reason is recorded.
3. Measured — backtested, and it did not clear the bar. You are shown what it scored rather than having the league quietly removed.
4. Unmeasured — not enough history yet. That is not the same as having failed.

This is a change from how the tab used to work. Until 11 August 2026 the record was a filter, no league cleared it, and the tab was permanently empty. Showing you the disagreement with its record attached turned out to be more honest than showing you nothing.

On a free plan the tab lists three fixtures and the side the model favours, without the probabilities. The Value Bets view under Matches is a separate, paid view: on a free account it is locked rather than empty.

A sensible first session#

1. Open Settings and set your bankroll.
2. Add your books under Bookmakers.
3. Find a fixture from All Matches and hit + Log a pick with the price you actually got.
4. Come back after kick-off and Resolve it.
5. Read Analytics once you have a run of settled bets — and record closing prices too, because closing line value tells you far sooner than profit whether you are doing anything right.