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Frequently Asked Questions

1\. What is PolyProPicks?

PolyProPicks is a sports and prediction-market intelligence platform. It turns noisy market data into simple signal cards with a position, Signal Confidence score, market evidence, and supporting trust metrics.

PolyProPicks is not a sportsbook, betting operator, broker, exchange, or financial adviser. We do not place bets, execute trades, custody funds, or guarantee outcomes.


2\. What does PolyProPicks actually do?

PolyProPicks scans market signals such as price movement, liquidity, market momentum, public data, whale-flow proxies, and data coverage. It then summarizes those signals into a cleaner decision card so users can understand what the market is showing faster.

The goal is not to replace your judgment. The goal is to help you see the market setup more clearly.


3\. What is Signal Confidence?

Signal Confidence is a simplified score that summarizes multiple market-intelligence factors into one number.

It may reflect factors such as market movement, odds quality, liquidity, smart-money proxies, whale/public imbalance, and data coverage.

Signal Confidence is not a guaranteed win probability. It is not a promise that a market will move or that an outcome will happen.


4\. Is PolyProPicks giving betting advice?

No. PolyProPicks provides informational market intelligence only.

We do not tell users to place bets or trades. We do not provide financial, legal, tax, gambling, or investment advice. You are responsible for your own decisions and for checking whether your activity is legal in your jurisdiction.


5\. Does a high Signal Confidence score guarantee a win?

No. A high Signal Confidence score does not guarantee a win, profit, payout, or market movement.

Sports and prediction markets are uncertain. Odds can move against a signal, public data can be incomplete, and real-world events can change quickly. Historical performance does not guarantee future results.


6\. Where does the market data come from?

PolyProPicks may use public market data, prediction-market data, sports-event data, pricing movement, liquidity signals, and third-party sources.

Current market cards may reference public sources such as Polymarket and related market infrastructure. Third-party data can be delayed, incomplete, inaccurate, or unavailable, so users should always verify information independently.


7\. What does “whale flow” or “smart money” mean?

On PolyProPicks, whale-flow or smart-money language refers to market-data interpretation and proxy signals, such as unusually large trades, concentrated activity, or market movement.

It does not mean we have verified institutional information, insider information, or private trading data. These are market-intelligence signals, not proof of a guaranteed outcome.


8\. What are Trust Metrics?

Trust Metrics are supporting indicators that help explain why a signal appeared.

Examples may include Smart Money, Whale vs Public Money, PreEventScore AI, market movement, odds quality, liquidity, and data coverage.

Trust Metrics are designed to make a signal easier to evaluate. They should not be treated as guarantees.


9\. What is the difference between a free signal and premium access?

The free experience gives users a limited preview of the PolyProPicks signal format.

Premium access is designed to unlock more market intelligence, more signal cards, and a deeper feed experience. Exact premium features, access duration, pricing, cancellation terms, and renewal terms are shown at checkout or on the premium access page.


10\. Does PolyProPicks place trades or bets for me?

No. PolyProPicks does not place trades or bets for users.

We do not manage user funds, hold balances, process wagers, or execute orders. If you choose to use a third-party platform, sportsbook, exchange, or prediction market, you do so directly with that third party under its own terms and rules.


11\. Can market information change after a signal appears?

Yes. Market information can change quickly.

A signal may become weaker, stronger, stale, or irrelevant after publication because of odds movement, liquidity changes, injury news, lineup updates, market suspension, event cancellation, or new public information.

Users should check current market conditions before making any decision.


12\. Are resolved signals proof that future signals will win?

No. Resolved signals are historical tracking only.

They can help users understand how past signals performed, but they do not guarantee future results. A small sample size should not be treated as statistically reliable proof of long-term performance.


13\. Who is PolyProPicks built for?

PolyProPicks is built for people who follow sports markets, prediction markets, odds movement, and market-based signals but want a faster way to understand what matters.

It is especially useful for users who do not want to read raw market pages, order books, fragmented social posts, or noisy signal channels just to understand one market setup.


14\. Is PolyProPicks affiliated with Polymarket, Kalshi, or any sportsbook?

No, unless explicitly stated on the website.

PolyProPicks may reference third-party platforms or public market data, but that does not mean PolyProPicks is officially affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or partnered with those platforms.


15\. What should I do if I see incorrect data?

Market data can be wrong, delayed, or incomplete. If you see something that looks incorrect, contact us at Alex\_ceo@polypropicks.com.

You should not rely on PolyProPicks as the only source for any decision. Always verify market conditions directly with the relevant third-party platform or data source.


16\. How can I contact PolyProPicks?

You can contact PolyProPicks at:

Alex\_ceo@polypropicks.com

For privacy requests, legal questions, or support requests, include a clear subject line so we can route the message correctly.


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