December 2025 was a step forward on both volume and outcome. We placed 61 bets across 10 leagues and 83 teams, and finished up $379.51 with a 50.8% hit rate. Compared to November’s 39 bets and 43.6% hit rate, the process held up under a larger sample, and the bankroll-linked flat staking did what it is meant to do: keep exposure proportional while letting performance compound when results run in our favour.
A couple of patterns are worth noting without over-reading them. The draw (X) was our best performing bet type at 75% (3/4), which is more a small-sample signal than a settled edge, but it does suggest our pricing may be spotting tight, low-separation games where the market leans too decisively to one side. The Premier League stood out most clearly, landing 85.7% across 14 bets, which is the kind of league-level outperformance that deserves attention, even if the probability of regression is always present.
The main lesson from December is that our edge selection can survive an uptick in activity, and that performance can concentrate by league and market in ways that are useful for review. We should keep tracking results by bet type and competition, but remain disciplined about sample size before drawing strategic conclusions. If anything, December reinforces the value of staying systematic: follow the model-versus-market gap, accept variance, and let the longer run do the talking.