For operators
ExactStat is a simulated demonstration of exact-number sports markets. The notes below describe what exists and what would have to be built before an operator could run a market.
The format
An ExactStat market names one statistic and settles on one exact number. A range is a set of those numbers. The winning number, not a side or a player, is the result.
Transparent simulated distributions
ExactStat demonstrates exact-number markets with simulated Demo $. The public showcases display where that simulated pool sits. Demo $ is not cash and has no cash value. The demonstration does not accept wagers or pay winnings.
A possible single-operator deployment
A licensed operator could run a single market in its own jurisdiction, under its own rules. No such deployment is live here, and ExactStat does not operate that deployment today.
A possible international network
Regional operators could someday use the same market rules. Several operators sharing one market would need legal permission and an operating agreement that does not exist today. Shared liquidity would be a later infrastructure choice, only where it is legal and the operators agree. No multi-operator network is live.
Licensing and partnerships
Operators and partners can ask about a future license. This page is not an offer, a price list, or a commitment to grant any license.
Regulatory and operational dependencies
Any real-money, cross-border, or shared market depends on licensing, local law, payments, and operations that are not in place. ExactStat does not claim regulatory approval.