November 2025 was our first month in market, and the early read was broadly encouraging. We placed 39 bets across 10 leagues and 70 teams using a flat 1% unit size tied to the current bankroll, and finished with a profit of $115.73. The hit rate landed at 43.6%, which is a useful reminder that strike rate and profitability do not always move together in a neat line. In a small sample, price and edge selection can matter more than simple “wins versus losses”, and variance still has plenty of room to speak.
A couple of signals stood out without being over-interpreted. BTTS YES was our best performing bet type at 66.7% (2/3), which fits the idea that goal-based markets can sometimes offer clearer model-to-market gaps than match odds, even if liquidity and pricing discipline vary by league. The Eredivisie also performed well at 66.7% across three bets, hinting that our numbers may be closer to the league’s scoring tendencies and tempo than the market in certain spots. The main lesson from November is to keep the process steady: treat these as early indicators, not conclusions, and continue tracking performance by market and league so any genuine edge has time to separate itself from noise.