What you can hold Tikata to.
Tikata’s standard is to show the evidence and its limits: preserve observation times, leave missing data unavailable, distinguish retrospective results, and keep private financial decisions out of public sharing. These are product commitments, not a claim that every historical record has been independently verified.
An observation keeps its clock
A price belongs to the time it was captured. A refresh must not make it look newly observed. If a source is unavailable, the interface should say so rather than presenting old data as current.
Missing stays missing
An absent input is not zero. An unavailable comparison is not a favorable result. The record should state which evidence can be checked and what is missing.
The record includes the difficult parts
Wins, losses, pushes, voids and pending results have distinct meanings. Retrospective grading stays separate from picks recorded before kickoff. Corrections should identify the original terms, the reason and the time of the change.
Counts are not guarantees. Tikata does not promise profit, prescribe an amount to stake, or describe a small sample as proof of future performance.
Your financial decision stays yours
Tikata does not place wagers or hold betting funds. A sportsbook link opens that provider’s site; it is not a filled slip or confirmation of a wager. Public research sharing must not include a private amount, balance or journal note.
A commitment can be questioned
If a receipt conflicts with these standards, retain the original terms and observation time when reporting it. Do not include private financial details in a public report. Check the methodology for the current product limits.