Responsible gambling: read forecasts with perspective
Our forecasts show how likely each result is, based on past data and a statistical model. They help you understand a match; they cannot tell you what will happen. If you bet, set limits, and if it stops being fun, free and confidential help is a call away.
No forecast is a guarantee. Even the most likely result often does not happen. 18+ only.
Each match shows the chance of a home win, a draw and an away win over 90 minutes. The three numbers add up to 100%.
Illustrative example · not a real forecast
Home win48%
Draw27%
Away win25%
The favourite still fails to win 52 times in 100
If 100 matches looked exactly like this one, the home side would win about 48 of them. The other 52 would end in a draw or an away win.
48 home wins
27 draws
25 away wins
1
Keep analysis and money separate
Our numbers are for information and entertainment. They are not financial advice and not a reason to stake more. A forecast you find convincing is still only a probability.
2
Check what the forecast knew
Every forecast locks before kickoff, normally 24 hours ahead. Team news after that point, such as a late injury or a changed line-up, is not in the numbers. The match page shows the lock time and the data used.
3
Judge the record, not one match
A single result tells you almost nothing about a model. Look at hundreds of matches: our track record and results archive show every forecast, misses included.
4
Know the 90-minute scope
Probabilities cover the 90 minutes plus stoppage time, not extra time or penalties. Correct scores are especially unlikely: even the most likely score usually happens only about one time in ten.
Signs that gambling is becoming a problem
Spending more money or time than you planned, or chasing losses to win them back.
Borrowing money, or using money meant for bills, to gamble.
Feeling anxious, irritable or low when you can’t gamble.
Hiding how much you gamble from family or friends.
Believing a “system” or a forecast means you can’t lose.
If any of these sound familiar, talking to someone early helps. The services below are free, confidential and do not judge.
Practical limits that help
Decide a budget you can afford to lose before you start, and stop when it is gone.
Use the deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion tools that licensed operators must offer.
National self-exclusion schemes block you from many operators at once, for example GAMSTOP in Great Britain and BetStop in Australia.
Never gamble to solve money problems, or after drinking.
Free, confidential help
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