Every match gets one bet: the most common choice among our AI models, with its market, odds and probability. Next to it you can see how each model voted, and every model's record is kept in a public ranking — the wins and the losses alike.
We take no bets and handle no money. There are no bookmaker affiliate links on the site at present; if that changes, a line saying so will appear here. The full account of the calculation is in the methodology; finished matches with the outcome of every prediction are in the results archive.
Where does the data come from?
Fixtures, line-ups, injuries, statistics and bookmakers' odds come from sports data providers and a prediction market. Every AI model gets the same match card built from this data — the same facts a reader sees on the match page.
A match page is built from whatever existed before kick-off. Where a piece of data is missing, the block is simply absent rather than filled with a guess.
How is a prediction made?
Our prediction is not the output of one model but a vote across several independent AI models. Every model gets the same question about the match and names one bet with a short explanation; the bet chosen by the most models becomes our prediction. If the vote is split evenly, we take the option closer to the bookmakers' line.
The unit of a prediction is a bet, not a winner: a market, its odds and a probability. The probability next to the bet is the market's price for that option — the percentage is calculated by code from the odds, not written by a model.
What do the AI models do here?
17 AI models answer the same question about every match. None of them can see the others' answers, and every bet is recorded before kick-off. Their hit rate, average odds, ROI and profit are tracked in an open ranking — including the stretches when they lose.
It is a fair test, not a showcase: the data is identical for every model, all bets are settled at odds from one line, and nothing is edited after the match.
What do you not do?
We do not reprint other people's articles. We promise no "sure things" and no fixed matches — there are none. We hide no misses: every finished match keeps its prediction and its settlement in the results archive.
Is a prediction advice to bet?
No. A prediction is an estimate of probability, not a guarantee. No model gets football right consistently. If you choose to bet, bet what you would not miss. 18+.