Who we are

We're not a guy with a hot take.

We're a team, and we've been doing this for 20+ years.

Stop Donating was built by a small team of professionals who've spent over two decades on the other side of the tables most people lose at — sports handicapping, trading, and investing. We didn't start as content creators. We started as people who needed an edge to make a living, found one, and eventually got tired of watching everyone else donate their money to books, brokers, and exchanges that are built to take it.

20+ yrs

Combined professional experience across handicapping, trading & investing

10+ yrs

This specific team has worked together

Multiple

Championship-level handicapping & trading/investing competition wins

Who's actually on the team

We're not one person pretending to be an expert in three unrelated fields. We're specialists who each own our lane:

Sports

Professional handicappers

Backgrounds in professional poker and the sports industry — people who've priced games and read markets for a living, not hobbyists.

Stocks

Technical analysts

Chart-and-setup specialists with real trading track records, not theory pulled from a textbook.

Crypto

Situational experts

People who watch on-chain flow and market structure full-time, not part-time speculators.

All three

Mathematicians

The people who keep everyone else honest — the ones who actually run the numbers before anything gets published.

Our offices are based in Las Vegas, with team members working from around the world. Between us, we've won major handicapping championships and stock trading/investing competitions — this isn't our first attempt at any of this.

Why we stay semi-anonymous

You'll notice we don't put a face or a full name on this. That's deliberate, and it's specific to the sports side of what we do — not the stocks or crypto side, where there's no real reason to hide.

Here's the honest reason: sportsbooks limit or ban winning bettors. When a book figures out an account is sharp, it doesn't ban the account for cheating — it bans it for winning too consistently. The more publicly identifiable a handicapper becomes, the faster every book in the industry restricts or closes their accounts, and the accounts of the people around them.

"The list of books that have limited or shut us out keeps growing. Staying semi-anonymous is the only way to keep operating — and to keep our families' accounts open too."

So we protect our identities to protect our ability to actually place the bets we're teaching people to understand — including the accounts of close family members, who get swept into the same restrictions the moment a book connects the dots. It's not about hiding from you. It's about staying functional in an industry built to remove anyone who's actually good at it.

What we actually promise

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