Football Prediction Statistics And Accuracy By Market

How To Read These Statistics

This page is the record behind every prediction published on 1X2Tipster. Each prediction is graded against the final result once the match is confirmed complete, and the outcome is added here whether it was right or wrong. Nothing is edited afterwards and nothing is removed.

If you want to understand how the predictions themselves are produced, that is covered in detail on how our predictions are made. This page is about what the numbers mean once they exist.

Current Month And Last Month

The toggle switches between the month in progress and the one before it. Early in a month the current-month figures cover only a handful of match days, so they move sharply with each result and are not yet a meaningful sample. Last month gives a complete picture across a full fixture calendar, which makes it the better comparison point until the current month has had time to fill out.

Comparing the two is more informative than reading either alone. A market that holds a similar rate across both months is behaving consistently. A large gap usually means one of the two periods is still small rather than that something has genuinely changed.

Reading The Daily Performance Table

Each row is one calendar day and each cell shows correct predictions out of total predictions for that market on that date. A cell reading 7/10 means seven of ten predictions in that market were correct that day.

Cells are colour-coded to make patterns visible at a glance: green above 60%, amber between 45% and 60%, red below 45%. Days with no scheduled fixtures, or with results not yet confirmed, show a dash rather than a zero — an empty day is not a failed day.

Pay attention to the denominator as much as the ratio. A day with a handful of fixtures tells you very little on its own, while a heavy weekend schedule across dozens of matches is far more informative. Single days are noisy by nature; the value of this table is in reading down the column rather than fixating on one row.

Each Market Is Tracked Separately

Match Winner, Double Chance, Over/Under Goals, Home Team Goals and Away Team Goals each carry their own running total rather than being averaged into a single headline figure. That is deliberate. A blended number would tell you nothing about the specific market you are actually looking at, and it would let a strong area conceal a weak one.

Predictions for every market appear on each match card on the homepage, so a figure here can be traced back to the fixtures that produced it.

What This Page Does Not Tell You

Accuracy is not profitability. How often a prediction proves correct is a different question from whether following it would have made money, because that depends on the odds attached at the time. Nothing here is a betting strategy or financial advice.

Past results also carry no guarantee for future fixtures. This page describes what has already happened, which is precisely what makes it worth publishing — and precisely why it should not be read as a forecast.