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Return on Risk (ROR) represents the profit or loss on every dollar wagered within a specific category or betting angle.
For example:
In terms of units, this translates to 25 units of profit, as $200 = 1 unit..
Suppose there are 500 wagers per year for a particular betting strategy.
If you wager $200 per bet, your total betting volume would be $100,000 (500 wagers × $200 = $100,000).
An ROR of 5% would result in an expected net profit of $5,000 ($100,000 × 5% = $5,000).
The records on this page reflect lifetime results for the listed content unless otherwise noted. Some records are archived at the end of each season or the start of a new year and can be found on The Sharp Plays Records Archive page.
The below information is based on the last logged wager in the TSP Content Tracking Logs.
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