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iddaa bulletin · Sunday, January 4, 2026

Betting Programme — Matches on Sunday, January 4, 2026

The bulletin for Sunday, January 4, 2026 lists 150 matches (20 leagues). Match result (1X2), over/under 2.5 and both-teams-to-score odds are grouped by league or kick-off hour; 0 matches already have a detailed match analysis page.

Matches
150
Leagues
20
Finished
133
Match analysis pages
0
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Filter by league · Spain · Segunda División RFEF
All leagues (150)Spain · Segunda División RFEF (41)Italy · Serie C (13)England · League One (12)England · League Two (12)England · Championship (11)Spain · Primera División RFEF (10)Portugal · Liga 3 (8)England · Premier League (6)France · Ligue 1 (5)Spain · LaLiga (5)Spain · LaLiga 2 (5)Indonesia · Liga 1 (4)Italy · Serie A (4)Portugal · Primeira Liga (3)Saudi Arabia · Pro League (3)Africa · Africa Cup of Nations (2)Australia · A-League Women (2)Portugal · Segunda Liga (2)Australia · A-League (1)Thailand · Division 1 (1)

Click a match name to open its analysis page. Click an odds cell to filter past matches that opened at that price. To have the system measure every market of a match, use Auto Analysis.

Top line opening odds (bulletin)Bottom line closing / latest odds (tracked hourly)● unchanged▲ rose▼ dropped

Finished matches · 41

Spain · Segunda División RFEF

41 matches
TimeMatchHTFTMBS
1X2U 2.5O 2.5BTTS YBTTS N

Odds are the match's opening odds; faded odds have no opening record, so the latest known price is shown. HT is the half-time score, FT the full-time score. MBS (minimum number of selections) is shown for matches matched with the iddaa.com bulletin; matches not in the bulletin show "—".

What is the iddaa betting programme?

The iddaa programme is the list of matches in the betting bulletin for a given day: kick-off time, league, teams and each match's opening odds. This page shows the day's matches from the bulletin spreadsheet grouped by time and league; match result (1X2), over/under 2.5 and both-teams-to-score odds sit side by side. When a match ends, the half-time and full-time scores are written on the same row.

Source/Method: Methodology

How do you read the programme?

Each row is a match. From left to right: kick-off time, teams, half-time and full-time score, MBS (minimum number of selections) and seven market odds. The top line of an odds cell is the opening price and the bottom line the closing or latest price tracked hourly; a red arrow means the price dropped, a green arrow that it rose. Clicking a match name opens its analysis page.

Source/Method: Methodology

What are opening odds?

Opening odds are the first price the bulletin publishes for a market of a match. Until kick-off, team news and betting volume move the price; the last price at kick-off is the closing odds. Because opening odds show the market's first assessment of the match, they are the starting point for comparing it with past matches. You can see how past matches that opened at the same odds ended on the Odds Analysis page.

Source/Method: Methodology

How to use the programme

The programme is not a prediction — it is the bulletin itself. To interpret a match's odds you need to look at how past matches that opened at similar odds ended: iddaa odds analysis page shows this by opening odds, while the dropping odds page shows the matches whose odds moved most during the day.

For the day's published picks see football predictions; for league goal and both-teams-to-score averages see league statistics.

Frequently asked questions

When is the betting programme updated?

The programme is fed by the iddaa bulletin's match list. New matches are added as the bulletin is loaded; odds are updated hourly until kick-off. When a match ends, its score is written on the same row.

Are the odds in the table opening odds?

If a match's opening odds are recorded, they are shown. For matches without an opening record, the latest known odds are shown in a faded colour. To compare the two, open the match's analysis page.

What do the iddaa and MBS badges next to a match mean?

If the match could be matched to the iddaa.com bulletin by team names and kick-off time, the MBS column shows the bulletin's minimum number of selections (an MBS 1 match can be played as a single). Because the bulletin is stored each time it is read, the MBS remains visible after kick-off and after the match ends. Matches not in the iddaa.com bulletin show a dash (—) in the MBS column.

Where can I see iddaa opening odds?

Opening odds for the day's matches are in this programme and on each match's analysis page. You can filter past matches' opening odds — and how matches that opened at those odds ended — on the Odds Analysis page.