Data goes in
Every fixture starts as numbers: five seasons of results, non-penalty expected goals, shot quality, home and away splits, rest days and confirmed team news.
No secret formula and no promises. This page explains where our numbers come from, what each market means, how much to stake, and exactly where the free slate stops and VIP begins.
Four steps, every fixture, no exceptions.
Every fixture starts as numbers: five seasons of results, non-penalty expected goals, shot quality, home and away splits, rest days and confirmed team news.
Those inputs produce a probability for each market — not a winner, a percentage. A 78% pick is a pick we expect to lose roughly one time in five.
A probability only becomes a published pick when it beats the price on offer. If the bookmaker has it right, there is nothing to say and we stay quiet.
The pick goes out with its odds and kickoff time locked in. When the match finishes we record the result — win or lose — and it joins the public record permanently.
The confidence figure on each pick is calibrated, which means it is meant to be taken literally. Across everything we have ever published at 80%, close to 80% have landed. That also means one in five did not — and a run of three misses in a row is completely normal, not a sign anything is broken.
A quick reference for scanning the predictions table.
Home win, draw, or away win. The simplest market and usually the most efficiently priced.
Covers two of the three results. Shorter odds in exchange for a much wider safety net.
Whether total goals finish above or below a set number, like Over 2.5. Driven by tempo more than talent.
Ignores who wins entirely — only whether each side finds the net at least once.
The exact final score. Long odds because it is genuinely hard; mostly you will see these on the risky board.
One VIP pick a day that clears our highest confidence threshold and sits in a market deep enough to actually bet.
Members who finish a season ahead rarely have better picks than everyone else. They have better stake discipline.
Treat every prediction as information you are choosing to act on — never as a promise someone made you. The numbers below are the whole strategy.
Pick your stake as a percentage of bankroll while you are calm, not while you are staring at a fixture you fancy.
Flat staking in that band survives the losing runs that even a strong strike rate produces. At 20% a stake, five bad results end you.
Longshots are a different game. A fraction of your normal unit is right — treat them as lottery tickets with an edge, not as income.
Doubling after a loss is a bet that variance owes you something. It does not, and it never has.
Free and VIP picks share one record. The risky board keeps its own, so a run of longshots can never flatter the headline number.
We never hold your money or accept a stake. You bet with your own licensed operator, entirely at your own discretion.
Football is uncertain and every published pick can lose. Anyone selling certainty in this market is selling a story.
Better information should make you more selective, not more active. If a pick does not fit your plan, skip it.