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Where you probably know me from.
Blogabet. More than 3,200 picks since 2017 (3,220 as of October 2026, +15,669 units profit), every one on the public record, free for anyone to check. The yield is +51%.
It's real, and it's also not normal. It took years, my own software, and a lot of things most people will never have. Even with numbers like these, my first advice is still the same: don't even start.
By sport
Mostly basketball. That's where the work and the software are.
| Sport | Picks | Win rate | Profit (units) | Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball | 2,404 | 63% | +10,774 | +46% |
| Football | 300 | 52% | +552 | +21% |
| Combos | 206 | 39% | +3,153 | +172% |
| Table tennis | 113 | 66% | +411 | +36% |
| Volleyball | 75 | 64% | +471 | +65% |
| Handball | 58 | 57% | +72 | +13% |
| Tennis | 50 | 58% | +178 | +37% |
| Other (6 sports) | 14 | +58 | ||
| Total | 3,220 | +15,669 | +51% |
Figures from my Blogabet statistics, October 2026. No sport is in loss.
Year by year
| Year | Picks | Profit (units) | Yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 (from July) | 525 | +1,849 | +36% |
| 2018 | 1,237 | +5,750 | +48% |
| 2019 | 592 | +4,289 | +73% |
| 2020 | 777 | +3,508 | +46% |
| 2021 | 62 | +224 | +36% |
| 2022 to 2026 | 27 | +49 |
Yields are worked out from Blogabet's monthly archive and rounded.
Every year from 2017 to 2021 was in profit. Not every month was. May 2020 lost 106 units, and July 2021 lost 120 units over 12 picks without a single win. Losing stretches are part of this, at any level.
After 2021 I stopped posting regularly. The few picks since then were mostly posted to share a message with followers, not as a betting record. In October 2026 I started posting free picks again.
The two biggest months are the two stories below: August 2019 (+1,857) and July 2020 (+2,555).
Stone by stone
People say numbers like these don't exist in the real world. Maybe they're right, most of the time. But this record wasn't built in one lucky run. It was built stone by stone, over years, and some of the biggest stones are fully documented, real cases you can check yourself.
Odds of 101 on the wrong team (2019)
A Malaysian club's first and reserve teams swapped names, and bet365 didn't notice. It priced the game the wrong way round. I took it at 10/10 and kept quiet. Someone reported the pick as impossible. I sent Blogabet the settled tickets, and it stayed a win.
Read the story →The combo a bookmaker called luck (2020)
Three New Zealand home teams, priced as clear underdogs, combined odds of 109. 10/10 stake, +1,080 units. Soon after, Greece's biggest bookmaker put the same combo on a bus stop ad, as proof of how lucky its customers are.
Read the story →And when a bookmaker finds a mistake like this itself, it takes it back. A friend's 161 bets on one game in 2012, every price cut after the fact: 161 bets. One game. Every price taken back →
Mistakes like these are extremely rare in today's market. Prices are set by algorithms, errors get fixed in minutes, and winning accounts get limited or banned fast. And when a mistake like this does appear, ordinary bettors almost never get to it in time, or at a stake that matters.
So read the number for what it is: years of work, my own software, and a handful of rare moments. It is not something you can copy, and it doesn't change my first advice. Don't even start.
Check it yourself
You don't have to trust this page. Every pick is on Blogabet:
- Open jj1ba0.blogabet.com.
- Every pick shows when it was posted, the odds, the stake and the result.
- Every pick is timestamped before the game starts.
- Open Blog menu on the profile to see every statistic on this page yourself: by sport, by month and more.
What the red ✕ on my profile means
Self-graded, not unchecked. As of October 2026, Blogabet only verifies the picks of tipsters who sell them. I never sold a pick, so mine are self-graded. That doesn't mean unchecked: over 16,000 followers can see every pick, and a wrongly graded one gets reported. One of mine was: in 2019 my two 10/10 picks at 101.00 on Malaysian women's basketball was reported as impossible, Blogabet's admins checked my settled bet365 tickets and kept it as a win, regrading one of them to 51.00, the highest price I had tickets for. Read the story →
Verified, back when it was free. Before Blogabet changed its system, verification didn't depend on selling picks, and my blog carried the green verified mark. It meant every pick came into Blogabet straight from the bookmakers' own odds feeds, with nothing typed in by hand. Blogabet no longer shows this, but the 2020 header at the top of this page still does.
Never reset. Blogabet lets a tipster reset their results to zero at any time, after a bad start for example, and then shows a mark with how many times they did it. My blog has no such mark. Every pick since 2017 still counts.
Why post picks at all?
Because a record you can't check is worth nothing. Anyone can say they win. Blogabet locks every pick before the game, with the odds and the time, and keeps all of it, the wins and the losses. Nine years of that is something no screenshot or story can fake.
Some picks are private: posted before the game, visible only after it ends and the bet is settled. That isn't a hidden paid service. There isn't one. The opposite, actually: private picks are a paid option on Blogabet. I pay for it, and I don't charge for my picks. A good price only lasts while nobody talks about it, so publishing it live would mostly help the bookmaker. When a pick is in a market big enough that sharing can't hurt it, I post it free and public.
The record is there for one reason: so that when I say something about betting, or build a tool for bettors, you can check that I know what I'm talking about. Trust first, everything else after.
And the plain truth: making my record public was one of the best business decisions I ever made. Most of the people I work with today found me through it.
Only one of me
- My only Blogabet profile is jj1ba0.blogabet.com.
- My only Telegram channel is t.me/jiminjibao.
- My only email address is contact@jiminjibao.com. I never write from any other address.
- I don't sell picks, VIP groups or "packages". I never message people first offering bets.
If someone uses my name to sell you anything, it's a scam. Report it on the platform where you found it.