About Correct Score
A prediction is only worth
what its record says it is.
Correct Score publishes daily football predictions across 7 betting markets, gives every one of them a confidence rating, and then grades every finished pick against the real result — in public, wins and losses in the same column.
Why we exist
Football tipping runs on people who show you the winners and never mention the rest.
Screenshot a winning slip, delete the losing ones, sell the subscription. It works because nobody is keeping score, and it has taught a generation of bettors to distrust the whole category — usually after paying for the lesson.
We built Correct Score the other way round. The predictions come first, but the grading is the product. Every pick we publish is settled against the actual result and added to a running total that we cannot edit after the fact. Some weeks that number flatters us. Some weeks it does not. Both are on the same page.
That is the entire pitch. Not the biggest claims in the market — the only ones you can check.
The method
How a pick gets made
6 steps. A fixture runs them as it comes inside the two-day window before kick-off, so the pick is made on the most complete form and team data available rather than on a guess made a week out. Once published it is frozen — nothing is revised after a result comes in.
- 01
Pull the fixtures
Every match for the day arrives from a single licensed data supplier — teams, kick-off times, competition, venue — carried through with the supplier’s own identifiers intact, so the wrong Real Madrid never ends up in the wrong fixture.
- 02
Build the brief
Everything known about the fixture is reduced to about two thousand characters a person could read: form for both sides with the competition each result came in, the head-to-head record, home and away splits, league position and the division’s scoring rate, and what each team plays next — because a side three days from a cup tie rests players, and no amount of form data says so.
- 03
Strip the margin from the prices
Where bookmakers have priced the match, every quote is collected and the book’s margin removed, then a median taken across all of them. What is left is the market’s honest probability rather than its selling price — on a well-covered fixture that is dozens of books agreeing, which is genuinely hard to beat and is handed to the model as evidence.
- 04
The model makes the calls
An AI model reads the brief and returns three things: the most likely score, the safest bet, and the best bet — the pick where its judgement differs most from the bookmakers. Those are different questions. The safest bet is often an obvious one; the best bet is frequently nearer a coin flip, because value and certainty are not the same thing.
- 05
Check the calls against each other
Before anything is published the three are tested for contradiction: a predicted 1-1 cannot sit beside an over-2.5 pick, a 2-0 cannot sit beside both teams to score. Anything that disagrees with itself is thrown away rather than shown. An earlier version of this site had no such check and contradicted itself on roughly a quarter of matches.
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Grade it in public
When the match finishes the pick is checked against the real result and filed — right or wrong, permanently. Nothing is quietly deleted. The running total is on the accuracy page, and it is the same number we look at internally.
Coverage
7 markets, 6 sports
Football is the depth sport — hundreds of competitions, from the Champions League down to divisions the tipping sites never look at. It is also, today, the sport the model runs on. Basketball, Hockey, Baseball, American Football, Cricket carry live scores, fixtures, results, tables and season statistics while their prediction model is rebuilt. We would rather say that than publish picks we would not stand behind.
Prediction markets
Sports
- 01FootballPredictions
- 02BasketballScores & stats
- 03HockeyScores & stats
- 04BaseballScores & stats
- 05American FootballScores & stats
- 06CricketScores & stats
Live scores, fixtures, tables and results stay free on every sport, for everyone. The predictions are the paid part.
Accountability
The record is the whole product
Every finished pick is checked and counted, win or lose, and broken down by sport. Nothing is quietly removed once it goes wrong, which is the only thing that makes a published record worth reading. It is the number we would want to see before paying for a prediction, so it is the number we publish.
Ground rules
What we will never do
No guaranteed wins
Anyone promising certainty in football is selling something. Every pick carries a rating from 1 to 10 and can lose, including the tens.
No hidden losing weeks
The accuracy page counts every pick we have checked. Bad runs stay in the total, because a record you can edit is not a record.
No fake urgency
No countdown timers, no "3 people are viewing this plan", no invented scarcity on a subscription that never sells out.
No taking your money
We are not a bookmaker. We never hold a stake, never accept a bet, and have nothing to gain from you placing one.
Predictions are worked out from data. They are not guarantees. Correct Score is for adults aged 18 and over. We work to publish the strongest prediction we can generate for every fixture, and we publish how those predictions performed.
Start with today’s board
Scores and fixtures are free. Check the record, then decide whether the predictions are worth paying for.