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Prediction Performance

All seven of our prediction systems are settled automatically from the real match score. So far 483 predictions have been settled and 300 of them were correct62.1%. 43 predictions are still awaiting a result and count towards nothing.

This is a count of the past, not a promise about the future. Losing predictions are here too — a settled prediction can never be taken back in this system.

SystemSettledWonLostAwaitingHit rate
JARVIS Artificial Intelligence

Odds band + team form

2911751161760.1%
Football Predictions

Editorial selections

816120675.3%
Corner Predictions

Last 5 home / away matches

774829362.3%
Card Predictions

Yellow + red card average

1477150%
Basketball Predictions

Match and first half separately

0000
Spor Toto Predictions

Outcome derived from the score

15781546.7%
HEDEF 1M Series

Published coupons

523140%small sample

How we count

  • Formula: won ÷ (won + lost). A pending prediction never enters the denominator.
  • Automatic settlement: the outcome is calculated from the real match score, never entered by hand. A settled prediction cannot be changed a second time — that constraint lives in the database.
  • Postponed matches and unreadable results: counted as neither won nor lost, kept out of the denominator and never displayed as “lost”.
  • Small sample: if the number of settled predictions is below 10, the percentage is not highlighted and is marked explicitly.
  • Every system is counted from its own table. No combined statistics table is kept; the rate on this page and the rate on the system’s own page come from the same code and cannot drift apart.

Frequently asked questions

How is the hit rate calculated?

The number of correct predictions is divided by the number of settled predictions, so hit rate = won / (won + lost). Predictions that have not been settled yet do not enter the denominator; neither do postponed matches or matches whose result cannot be read, because those can be called neither correct nor incorrect.

Are results entered by hand?

No. Every system is settled automatically from the real match score, and a settled prediction cannot be changed a second time — that constraint lives in the database. A losing prediction cannot be deleted or corrected afterwards.

Why does a warning appear instead of a percentage in some systems?

When the number of settled predictions is below the minimum sample, we do not show a percentage. A rate from a small sample is misleading: 3 out of 3 predictions may have been correct, but that is not a performance indicator.

What do these rates say about the future?

Nothing. This page is a count of predictions settled in the past; it contains no guarantee of profit and no promise of future performance.