Football analysis today

Not every match produces a recommendation

The goal is not to fill a calendar with picks. Some days may have several published analyses and others only a few or none. If the available price does not justify the estimated probability, a match may be excluded even when the event looks attractive.

What is reviewed before publishing

The process considers recent form, attacking and defensive production, opponent behavior, competition, data availability and market signals. An independent probability is then compared with the available odds.

Final publication requires the analysis to clear minimum filters for probability, price, edge and expected value.

Probability and price must be read together

A high probability is not enough if the price is too low. Likewise, an attractive price is not enough when the event estimate is weak. SignalXI attempts to balance both sides before considering a recommendation.

Markets that may appear

Depending on the match and available information, analyses may evaluate match result, goals, both teams to score, corners or other markets. There is no fixed quota by category: the priority is the opportunity that best clears the filters.

What HIGH and WATCH mean

These labels help organize the relative quality of published analyses. They do not turn an estimate into certainty. A WATCH analysis can have value and a HIGH analysis can still fail; performance should be evaluated across larger samples.

How to view the current analyses

The app shows the analyses published for the selected date, including estimated probabilities, audited odds and available value metrics.