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Sports Prediction Results

Sports prediction results bring together completed picks and their performance statistics. We show every settled prediction, including losses, so the record gives a clear view of outcomes rather than only successful picks.

Review hit rate, average odds, and bank together to understand how the results have developed.

844predictions
844settled
1.51average odds
63%hit rate
03.11 · 15:00 New York
UEFA Champions League
BarcelonaBarcelona3
Aston VillaAston Villa0
odds1.5
Stake Individual Total 1 Over (2.5) won
Barcelona — Aston Villa
03.11 · 15:00 New York
UEFA Champions League
LASK LinzLASK Linz4
Slovan BratislavaSlovan Bratislava0
odds1.32
Stake Individual Total 1 Over (1.5) won
LASK Linz — Slovan Bratislava
03.11 · 15:00 New York
UEFA Champions League
Manchester UnitedManchester United3
RomaRoma2
odds1.3
Stake Individual Total 1 Over (1) won
Manchester United — Roma
03.11 · 15:00 New York
UEFA Champions League
Bodo-GlimtBodo-Glimt0
Lille OSCLille OSC0
odds1.41
Stake Handicap 1 (0) void
Bodo-Glimt — Lille OSC
03.11 · 12:45 New York
UEFA Champions League
GalatasarayGalatasaray2
VfB StuttgartVfB Stuttgart0
odds1.48
Stake Individual Total 1 Over (1.5) won
Galatasaray — VfB Stuttgart
03.11 · 11:30 New York
Kontinental Hockey League
SochiSochi1
NeftekhimikNeftekhimik2
odds1.35
Stake Period 1: Both Teams To Score - No won
Sochi — Neftekhimik

How to read the statistics

The page tracks settled predictions, including hit rate, average odds, and bank. Each metric describes a different aspect of performance; none should be read in isolation.

Hit rate and ROI

Hit rate is the share of settled predictions that won. ROI is net profit or loss divided by the total amount staked, multiplied by 100%. A high hit rate does not automatically mean a positive ROI, since odds and stakes also matter.

Average odds, bank, and sample size

Average odds show the mean price across recorded predictions. Bank reflects the cumulative result under the staking method used for the displayed statistics. A short run can be shaped by variance, so assess results over a larger number of settled predictions and compare all metrics together.