The site has three parts, and it is worth keeping them apart — they answer different questions and deserve different levels of trust.
1. Match statistics — what happened
Goals, shots, corners, fouls, cards, line-ups, referees. These are facts: they either match what happened on the pitch or they contain an error. We do not recompute or improve them — we collect, cross-check and present them.
From this grow the pages for matches, teams, leagues, referees and players.
2. Model estimates — what is likely
Calculated probabilities for results and totals. This is no longer a fact but the output of a computation over historical numbers. The model does not read the news, does not know about an injury announced an hour before kick-off, and has no idea the match means nothing to one of the sides. It calculates what it is able to calculate.
These live in the AI predictions section and on the probabilities tab inside a match.
3. The verifier — what people predict
A section for picks whose odds are captured by the server at the moment of publication and whose results are settled automatically from the match. The point is precisely one: to make an author’s record impossible to fake. More in a dedicated lesson.
Where the numbers come from
Data arrives from a sports statistics provider and is supplemented with bookmaker lines. It is worth being honest about this: every provider has gaps and delays. Match statistics may arrive a day after the final whistle, and for lower divisions they may never arrive at all.
We mark such cases rather than substituting zeros for missing data — “zero corners” and “corners unknown” mean entirely different things and must never be merged. More on provenance and verification is in the article about our sources.
What is not here
There are no “sure bets”, no paid signals from gurus and no promises of income. The site provides numbers and tools; the decision stays with you, and it may lose money.
Next
The densest page on the site is the match card. The next lesson walks through its sections.
A real page of the site will open with hints on each section. You can stop the tour at any moment.
Start the tourFacts, estimates and other people’s picks are deliberately kept separate. Statistics are what happened; the model is a calculation; the verifier holds picks with locked-in odds.