AFL 2026 Has Reached Its 100-Member Limit

AFL 2026 has reached its limit of 100 members. We set that cap deliberately, and it is now full.

Why we cap memberships

Our goal is to help members do their own research without flooding bookmakers with the same bets. We want to reduce the risk of a large group of members moving a market simply because they are all acting on the same information at once.

When I provided NBA betting tips directly, one of the key problems I faced was bookmakers identifying groups of accounts placing the same bets and restricting those accounts. That experience is part of why I am careful about how many members we bring into StatChecker.

StatChecker gives you the tools to investigate a bet and make your own decision. Keeping membership numbers controlled is part of that approach. For AFL 2026, we committed to 100 members, and we are keeping that limit.

You can still stay in the loop

Reaching the AFL cap does not close the door on hearing from us. You can still join the NBA list for demos, guides, and launch updates. We will share future waitlist opportunities as they become available. Joining a list does not give you AFL 2026 member access.

The plan for NBA 26/27

We expect NBA to support a larger membership across several regions. Our planned allocation is:

• 1,000 memberships for the United States.
• 100 international memberships outside the US and Australia.
• 100 Australian memberships. We will review whether we can increase this allocation.

The Australian allocation remains at 100 pending that review. Any increase needs to stay in line with the same goal: useful research for individual members, with care around how a larger membership could affect the markets they use.

Thank you to everyone who has joined AFL 2026. For the current NBA testing status, read the latest release notes.