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This site publishes statistical predictions, calibrated probabilities, and analytical tools for informational and entertainment purposes. Nothing here is betting advice, financial advice, investment advice, or a recommendation to place any wager or enter any transaction.
We do not tell you what to bet. We publish what our model estimates the probability of an outcome to be, alongside what the market estimates, and we publish the measured accuracy of both. What you do with that information is entirely your decision and entirely your responsibility.
We are a publisher, not a gambling operator.
We do not accept, place, broker, or facilitate bets. We do not hold customer funds, operate a wallet, run a contest with an entry fee, or pay out winnings, prizes, or anything of value based on the outcome of a sporting event. We hold no gaming licence in any jurisdiction because we conduct no activity that requires one.
The only money that changes hands between you and us is a subscription fee for access to software tools and data, described in section 9. That fee is not a stake, is not pooled, and does not vary with any sporting result.
Every historical figure on this site - backtest results, calibration statistics, graded records - describes what has already happened. None of it predicts what will happen next.
Our published backtest covers 2,671 out-of-sample games from 2016 through 2025. In that sample, our model did not beat the closing betting market. It recorded a Brier score of 0.22148 against the de-vigged market's 0.21038, and an against-the-spread record of 1291-1317-63, or 49.50%, against a 52.38% breakeven at standard -110 pricing. The full figures and the methods behind them are on the methodology page.
We make no claim, express or implied, that using this site will make you money, reduce your losses, or improve your results. We make no win-rate claim, no return-on-investment claim, and no profitability claim of any kind. Sports betting is a losing proposition for the overwhelming majority of participants over time. Nothing on this site changes that.
Words that will never appear in our copy as descriptions of our output: guaranteed, lock, risk-free, insider, sure thing.
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Sports wagering is legal in some jurisdictions and illegal in others, and the legal minimum age differs between them. It is your responsibility to know and follow the laws that apply where you are. We do not verify your location, we do not verify your age beyond your own affirmation, and we do not encourage anyone to place a wager anywhere it is unlawful for them to do so.
Access from a jurisdiction where sports wagering is prohibited does not make reading published statistics unlawful, but it does not make wagering lawful either. When in doubt, consult the rules that apply to you.
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We will never present gambling as a way to make money, solve a financial problem, or recover a loss. Chasing losses is the most reliable way to make them worse.
Every prediction we publish is hashed and committed to a public SHA-256 Merkle root before the first kickoff of its slate, and that root is anchored to a third-party timestamp in a public Git repository. After the games settle we publish the predictions in full. Anyone can recompute the root from the published predictions and confirm it matches what we committed to in advance. Instructions are on the verification page.
This means our record is complete and tamper-evident. We cannot delete a losing prediction, add a winning one after the fact, or quietly change a probability.
It does not mean our predictions are accurate. Cryptographic commitment makes our reporting honest; it says nothing about the quality of the underlying model, and our own testing says that model does not beat the market.
Additional limits on what our record shows:
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Affiliate and referral relationships. Where we receive compensation for a referral, click, or sign-up from any third party, including any sportsbook, odds provider, data vendor, or software product, that relationship is disclosed clearly and conspicuously at the point of the link, not only on this page. If a link is not marked as compensated, we are not being paid for it.
No paid placement in predictions or rankings. No third party can pay to influence a published probability, a graded result, a status label, or a position in any comparison or ranking on this site. Our predictions are generated by a documented model from public data, and the model does not know who our commercial partners are.
Testimonials and reviews. We do not publish testimonials in exchange for compensation, free access, or any other consideration. Where a user statement appears on this site, it is unedited except for length, published with that person's permission, and accompanied by a disclosure of any relationship they have with us. We do not use stock imagery or invented personas to represent customers. We do not publish screenshots of winnings, ours or anyone else's, as evidence of anything.
Our own commercial interest. We sell subscriptions to analytical tools. That is a material connection between us and everything we publish, and you should read this site with that in mind - which is precisely why the underlying prediction record is cryptographically verifiable rather than self-reported.
Artificial intelligence claims. We describe our system accurately. It is an Elo rating model with isotonic probability calibration, and we call it that. We do not describe it as artificial intelligence, machine learning, or a neural network, because it is none of those, and we do not attribute capabilities to it that we have not measured and published.
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Last updated 2026-08-02.