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Why does Verified leave out self-reported bets from my History window?
History's Verified switch selects the imported-record view; All includes self-reported records too. When the same-window All summary contains self-reported records, the interface can show how many are left out of Verified. The label describes the record source used by this view. It does not certify a person's identity, guarantee that a sportsbook record is accurate, or establish audited profitability.
For Bettors comparing All and Verified History views · Updated
The switch changes which sources are included
The switch maps All to the broad record-kind query and Verified to the imported-record query. Self-reported records are excluded from Verified because that view is built from imported records rather than every available source.
This separates records entered or reported by a bettor from records imported into History. It describes the data path, not the identity or character of the person who owns the account.
The count explains what the filter omitted
When History has the All summary for the same selected window, it counts records whose source is self-reported. The Verified view can show that number as self-reported bets left out, explaining why the two views contain different records.
The count is about excluded records in that window. It is not a count of errors, unverified people, losing bets, or tickets proven false.
- All can include imported and self-reported records.
- Verified filters to imported records in this History view.
- The left-out number counts self-reported records from the corresponding All summary.
Read Verified as a source label
Verified is the interface label for this source-based view. Do not stretch it into a claim that every identity was certified, every amount independently audited, or every sportsbook result is guaranteed accurate.
If the excluded count is unavailable, the page does not establish how many self-reported records fall outside the displayed result.
A hypothetical same-window comparison
Hypothetically, All contains four imported records and two self-reported records in a selected window. Verified shows the imported subset and indicates that two self-reported bets were left out. That count explains the filter; it does not certify identities or judge whether the excluded records are accurate.
Related questions
Does Verified mean the bettor's identity was certified?
No. In this History view, Verified is a source-based filter for imported records, not an identity certification.
Why do the views show different record totals?
All may include self-reported records that the imported-only Verified view leaves out. History can show the excluded count for the same window.