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Feature description: Compilation mode

The compilation mode is the mode in which the compilation (or computing) of upcoming fixtures take place.

Compilation mode is selected here

This mode is usually active in case you are on a date with fixtures to be played in the future — whereby this future is usually the current date. So it would be recommended that you compile fixtures from a certain date even one day before and compare them with market prices even (this is for the advanced users who really mean it and are serious about their willingness to start winning). Anyway all the upcoming fixtures should be compiled before the kick-off.

In case you missed to compile some fixtures or even one whole day (beware if it be more than one day!) you still are able to compile those fixtures. For this purpose you see this little clock icon next to the evaluation button. Any fixtures that are not compiled but already kicked off (or even finished) are going to the state that you can’t compile them any more (why? Because you are rather requested to compile them before kick-off as otherwise you can compile a price according to the outcome, but also you would not be able to bet on them anyway; so why compile them?). But if you click on this icon with the clock symbol and surrounding arrows you can activate the compile mode once again. So even fixtures that are either kicked-off or even finished can still be compiled afterwards with this little „trick“.

Anyway please do compile them every day even if you do not intend to bet this day or apparently do not have the time that one day or, or, or… You can also compile the matches of the whole upcoming weekend maybe even on a weekday before, just to make sure you do not forget. Compile and evaluate should so to say always be part of your daily schedule. Even if you do not bet or do not compare the prices or do not do any of the adjustments that you would always somehow be asked to in case you want to take it seriously.