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You can check the weekly result
The public record shows the anonymous bet and settlement details behind the weekly payout, without naming the players involved.
Transparency
Betcooper transparency and weekly proof
After each weekly Fair Pool payout, Betcooper publishes a public record so anyone can check that the payout followed the published rules. Your own activity stays private: you get a personal record to check your share.
What it means for you
What Betcooper weekly proof lets you check.
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You can check your own share
Your personal record links your own activity to the weekly result so you can confirm your share was calculated correctly.
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Nobody can quietly change the record
Each week's record is tied to on-chain commitments published during the period, so Betcooper cannot quietly alter or backdate it later.
Technical details
What players should be able to see in the weekly record.
Each week, Betcooper publishes a public payout record showing the anonymous bet and settlement data behind the result, the Fair Pool totals, and the jackpot-draw proof when a draw applies. That lets anyone check the weekly result without exposing player identity, while each player can still verify their own share privately.
Anonymous bet example
Match Lyon vs Paris
Pick Paris
Odds 2.15
Stake $100.00
Settlement example
Result Won
Payout $215.00
Betcooper P/L -$115.00
Settled at 2026-06-14 20:15 UTC
Weekly payout summary
Cycle 2026-W24
Fair Pool total Published weekly
Cashback + rewards split By rule
Public proof refs Shown on the page
Deeper verifier fields should appear only when the public flow is live.
That later stage can include exact chain references, technical proof fields, and checker links. Until then, this page should stay clear for ordinary players first.
Exact chain references and commit hashes.
The anonymous record format used for verification.
The private player verification flow inside the account.
The jackpot draw proof fields and public checker links.
How proof is built
How Betcooper builds weekly proof without exposing player data.
The proof model lets Betcooper commit to weekly records as they happen, then reveal the anonymous verification data later without exposing player identity.
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step 1
Record bets as they happen
When bets are placed and later settled, Betcooper records the anonymous verification data needed to prove the weekly result.
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step 2
Lock the proof trail during the week
Betcooper publishes proof commitments during the week so records cannot be quietly inserted, altered, or backdated after the outcome is known.
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step 3
Publish the weekly payout record
After the cycle closes, Betcooper publishes the anonymous bet and settlement examples, the weekly totals, and the payout rules behind that cycle.
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step 4
Let anyone verify the result
Anyone can compare the public record with the published proof references and check that the Fair Pool payout and any jackpot draw followed the published rules.
Jackpot transparency
Jackpot draws should be transparent too.
Weekly proof is not only about cashback totals. When a jackpot draw applies, players should also be able to see how many tickets were in the draw, what randomness was used, and why the winner could not be chosen after the fact.
How many tickets existed
The public draw record should show the total ticket count for that jackpot draw, so players can see the size of the pool.
What randomness decided the winner
The draw record should show the randomness source and the winning ticket index, so anyone can see how the winner was chosen.
Why the draw cannot be changed after the fact
The ticket pool is frozen before the draw randomness is known, so the winning result cannot be quietly rewritten afterward.
Private verification
Your personal record contains:
Your own cycle records and Fair Pool allocation.
The exact anonymous preimage used for your committed bet or settlement record.
The verification details needed to match your record to the public proof.
The exact rules and version used to calculate your share.
Privacy boundary
What never goes public:
Player identity, account ids, KYC data, and contact details.
Wallet addresses, balances, deposits, withdrawals, and reusable identifiers.
Raw bets, settlements, tickets, and per-player allocation files.
Market exposure, provider terms, risk inventory, and commercial controls.
FAQ
Weekly proof questions, without the jargon first.
Short answers for this page only.
What can players check each week?
Players can check the weekly Fair Pool totals from the public record, and each player gets a private way to check their own activity and allocation.
Can users verify their own activity?
Yes. Each player should be able to verify their own bets, settlements, tickets, and Fair Pool allocation once the verification flow is live.
Does Betcooper publish raw player data?
No. Public transparency data is aggregate and privacy-safe. Raw player activity, wallet addresses, account identifiers, per-player economics, and market exposure are not public.
Where are the technical proof details?
This page focuses on the player-facing proof record first. Deeper verifier details such as exact chain references, record format, and checker tools should be added later when the public verification flow is live.