FAQ
Questions new visitors ask.
What is GLINTARY?
GLINTARY is a sports-market research platform. We scan odds, official information, team news, data and local reporting, then publish the markets that pass our review.
What is a GLINTARY position?
Our published research view on one specific sports market at specific odds. It is not a wager placed by GLINTARY.
What do I find on Today’s Board?
Every position published for that day, with the market, recorded odds, minimum odds, evidence and main risk.
How do I read a position?
Open the position to see why it cleared, the strongest reason it could be wrong, the sources behind it and any later updates.
What are Recorded Odds?
The odds observed from the named source when the position was published.
What are Minimum Odds?
The lowest odds at which the position still meets GLINTARY’s published research threshold.
Why might there be no positions today?
We do not publish to fill a quota. If no market passes the process, the Board can stay empty.
What happens after a position is published?
Material updates are appended to the record. After settlement, the result and unit P&L remain visible in the public Ledger.
What is the Ledger?
The permanent public record of GLINTARY positions, updates, corrections and results.
What does Verified mean?
Verified means the locked position record matches its cryptographic commitment and timestamp. It does not mean the outcome was guaranteed.
Does the cryptographic proof verify the odds?
No. It verifies the integrity and timing of the position record. Odds evidence separately records the source, region, odds and observation time.
Is GLINTARY a sportsbook?
No. GLINTARY does not accept or place wagers.
Is GLINTARY free?
Yes. The public beta is free and nothing is currently for sale.
Do I need an account?
No. Public positions and the Ledger can be viewed without an account.
What is the Morning Brief?
A planned email summary of new positions, material updates and the latest record. During the beta, you can join the waitlist.
Are outcomes guaranteed?
No. Every position can lose.
The full process is on How It Works. How records are protected against later changes is on Verification.