Proof, not promises
Our Football Prediction Track Record
Every tip we've ever published, settled against the real result. Wins and losses both, no cherry-picking, no hidden history. Real football prediction accuracy is measured over hundreds of tips across multiple leagues, not a handful of weekend wins. Browse by league below, compare confidence bands, and judge for yourself.
Common questions about prediction accuracy
Which football prediction site is the most accurate?
The honest answer: any site that shows you a full, unfiltered track record with sample sizes is worth evaluating. Sites that claim very high accuracy without showing settled results are cherry-picking. Our Performance page is our public proof.
What is a realistic football prediction accuracy?
For match-winner (1X2) predictions, consistent accuracy above 55–60% across hundreds of tips is genuinely good. Claims of 80%+ accuracy across large samples should be treated with scepticism.
How does Sportdico measure prediction accuracy?
We count every published prediction once the match finishes. A tip is correct if our predicted outcome (home win, draw, away win) matches the final result. BTTS and over/under tips are settled the same way.
How many predictions has Sportdico made?
The total above reflects every tip published and settled since we launched. We do not remove losing tips or start fresh counts; the number only ever goes up.
How do I use the performance data to judge tips?
Focus on accuracy by league and confidence band. Our highest-confidence tips (rated 70+) historically outperform lower-confidence calls; use the confidence rating as your filter rather than betting every tip blindly.