What's in a row
Each row is one match. On the left the kick-off date and time, below one another both teams and the competition, and for finished matches the score as well. The grid of numbers continues to the right.
- 1Left side of the row: kick-off date and time, both teams and the competition.
- 2Columns 1 / X / 2 — a pill with the probability, the bookmaker odds below it, then value.
- 3Best tip of the match: the market with the highest value, its badge and the numbers behind it.
The columns 1, X and 2 are the three possible endings — home win, draw, away win. Each holds three figures stacked: a pill with the model's probability, the bookmaker's odds below it, and value at the bottom. Positive value is green, negative red.
Then come the goal markets +0.5 to +3.5 and BTS, meaning "both teams to score". Those show the probability only — for a breakdown of a single market there's the match detail.
The last column, Best tip of the match, is a shortcut for the impatient: the market with the highest value in this fixture, its badge, and the numbers it came from.
Filters above the table
Above the table sit a period switch (Last week, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow), a status switch (All, Upcoming, Live, Finished), a league picker and the Watched matches only star. Your settings are remembered, so you'll find them unchanged when you come back from another page.
On the right there's also a view switch between Probabilities and Statistics. It isn't another filter — the rows stay the same, only the column set changes.
Where next
Clicking a row opens the match detail. The same story is spelled out there: where the probability came from and what drove it.
The content is informational and is not betting advice. Betting is gambling — 18+.