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The live board

Understand the fight card, account selection, public display names, and the difference between a current lead and a decision.

Prelaunch. Live readings. Simulated tickets.

Read the facing corners

The fight card shows pairs of public accounts. Each side has profit figures, a price, and a small history line.

Select a pair to use its readings in the ticket. Change the round to compare the chosen window.

Tickets are simulated. Selecting a pair does not place a trade.

The selection rule requires account value above 100,000 and week volume above 1,000,000.

Eligible accounts are ranked by all time profit. The top 10 enter the portfolio read.

The board orders available accounts by their latest cumulative profit. It pairs positions 1 v 2, 3 v 4, and so on.

These are mechanical selection rules. The site makes no comment on any trader.

Leading now identifies the larger profit over the selected window. A flat spread points to B.

It is a current comparison. It is not the round's final decision.

The sparkline traces recent cumulative profit readings from the public portfolio history. Its shape is scaled within each account's line.

A line rising on one card cannot tell you its size relative to another.

Names are the source's public display names. When no name is supplied, the live board shows a shortened public address.

BOUT is independent. It is not affiliated with any other project or with the accounts shown.

History recomputes seven completed UTC days from the public profit record.

It uses today's card pairings. It is not a record of sold tickets.

Growth is cumulative profit at day end minus the value at day start.

A boundary interpolates only when both surrounding points sit within 3 hours.

The week window is tried first. Older days fall back to the month window.

The larger growth wins that day. A missing side or a tie is no contest.

Anyone can recompute the same figures from the public leaderboard and portfolio endpoints.