Before you act on anything you read here, confirm a few things on the operator's own platform. Practice mode balances are not real money, and the way a demo slip settles may not match live settlement exactly. Check the minimum stake, the maximum payout cap, and whether winnings are paid as a single credit or split across legs. If you plan to fund an account afterwards, look at how deposits and withdrawals are handled: bank transfer, USSD, OPay, Moniepoint and Paystack all differ in confirmation time, and those timings matter more than slip features when you want to collect.
The two guides fit together as a sequence. The first explains the mechanics of building and editing a slip in practice mode. The second looks at what happens after placement — settlement, cash out eligibility, and how a voided selection changes the return. Read them in order if you are new to slips, or jump to the second if you already know how to add selections and only want to understand payouts.