About Superior Tips

What we publish every day

Every covered fixture gets its own page, and that page carries the whole model output instead of a one-line tip. Everything below is free unless the Premium section says otherwise.

• A forecast for every match

  Projected scoreline, a main pick with an alternative, win probabilities for home, draw and away, and a confidence figure the model has to stand behind. Basketball pages show a winner probability, our projected line and our projected total instead.

• The reasoning behind the pick

  Each forecast names the signals that produced it: recent form, goals per match, attack and defence ratings, table position and head-to-head history. When one signal argues against the pick, we print that one as well.

• Bookmaker prices and how they moved

  Current prices on the main markets, the opening price alongside them so you can see which way the line drifted, and the best number we found across the books we track.

• Bet of the day

  One public selection from the day's football slate, with the case for it and the risk that could sink it. Free to read, and free to embed on another site through our widget.

• The daily accumulator

  One football ticket a day, published only when the fixtures support one. You see every leg, the combined odd and which leg is the weakest, and the ticket settles leg by leg as results come in.

• Custom acca builder

  Give it a target total odd and the model assembles legs from the coming days to land near it. A free account gets one build a day; a pass removes the limit and adds reshuffles.

• Expected goals table

  Model goal estimates for the first half, the second half and the full match, sortable across the entire day and searchable by team.

• Market and league pages

  Standalone lists for correct score, both teams to score, over and under 2.5 goals and double chance, plus a page for every league we cover and every team in it.

• The context around the match

  Head-to-head record, recent results for both sides, the league table, confirmed lineups, injuries and team news, all on the same page as the forecast.

The basketball side

Basketball went public in 2026 and runs on a model built and calibrated on basketball results, with no football logic borrowed into it. Each game gets a winner probability, a projected margin and a projected total. We never publish an exact final score for basketball, because no model gets that right often enough to be worth showing.

Basketball picks settle on the final score with overtime included, so at the bookmaker you need the market labelled that way; several books default to a version that stops at regulation. Football settles on the ninety minute score. The two sports keep separate rules for a reason, and a single ticket never mixes them.

How a forecast is built

For football the model estimates how often each side scores, using recent form, the quality of the opposition and the shape of the fixture, then converts that into a probability for every possible scoreline. It also reads the bookmakers' own prices on the same match, and the published pick is the stronger of those two views. The full score grid sitting behind it is what the Premium modules open.

Basketball uses a separate margin model, with a per-league layer that calibrates the winner probability against measured outcomes. A competition where the model is weak shows a lower confidence number rather than being quietly dropped from the list.

The confidence percentage is the model's own estimate, and we check it against what actually happened, which is the only thing that makes it worth printing. Nothing is hand-picked, and once a forecast is out nobody edits the selection.

Published before kickoff, graded in the open

A forecast is written and timestamped before the match starts, and the model snapshot behind it is frozen at that moment. After full time it is settled as won, lost or void against the official result, and the frozen snapshot stays exactly as it was, never recalculated once the score is known.

• The public archive lists settled selections, and a loss appears with the same prominence as a win.
• Every archive row opens the original pre-match snapshot, so you can read what the model said rather than what we say it said.
• You will not find a headline win rate or a profit figure anywhere on the site. An average across every fixture describes nobody's actual betting, and it is the easiest number in this industry to dress up.

Where you can follow us

The site itself is the main product, and it installs on a phone as an app. Around it we run a few channels that carry the same output.

• 13 languages

  Every prediction page, market page and league page is published in 13 languages, with match and team names in the language you are reading.

• Telegram channel

  A public channel with daily selections and the accumulator. We post wins there and we do not post losses, which is a marketing choice we would rather state than hide.

• Notifications and email

  Browser and phone notifications before kickoff, and a daily email carrying the selection of the day. Both can be switched off in one tap.

• Blog

  Match recaps, betting guides and explainers for the terms that show up on the prediction pages.

• Free widget

  Any site can embed our bet of the day in a light or dark theme, in any of the 13 languages, with no account and no key.