Sources and Requesting Experts

WagerWatchdog monitors hundreds of sources—Discord servers, Twitter accounts, and other platforms where handicappers share their picks. The Sources and Request Expert pages let you explore what we track and suggest new sources.

Browsing Sources

Go to Sources in the sidebar to see all communities we currently monitor. Sources are grouped by Discord server, displayed as cards in a grid layout.

What You'll See

Each server card shows:

• Server name — The Discord server name, with an avatar.

• Authors — The number of handicappers tracked from that server.

• Channels — The number of channels monitored within the server.

You can search for servers by name using the search bar at the top of the page. Click any server card to view a detail page showing all the channels and authors within that server.

Why Sources Matter

Understanding the source gives you context about a handicapper. A bettor posting in a large, well-known Discord community operates differently than someone sharing picks on a smaller server. Sources help you evaluate the environment and credibility behind the picks.

Requesting a New Expert or Source

Don't see a handicapper or community you follow? You can request that we add them.

How to Submit a Request

1. Click Request Expert in the sidebar.

2. Fill out the form with:

• Source name — The name of the Discord server, Twitter account, or community.

• Source type — Discord or Twitter.

• URL or invite link (optional) — A link to the community or profile.

3. Click Submit.

What Happens Next

Our team reviews all source requests. If approved, we'll begin monitoring the source and tracking picks within a few business days. You don't need to do anything else—picks will start appearing in the system automatically once the source is live.

Note: We prioritize sources that have active communities and regular pick-posting activity.