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Solutions

Our data and our models, for your use

What this site publishes freely is only part of what the chain produces. The rest is worked out case by case — and we will always tell you what we cannot do.

By sector

Who we address, and on what.

Media & creators

Figures ready to publish, and someone to tell you what they are worth.

A sports desk has neither the time nor the budget to build a data team. An independent creator has less still. So the figures in circulation usually come from a glance at an odds site, not from a model tested across several seasons.

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Clubs, federations & professional players

Data in the service of a decision, not one more dashboard.

Not every club has a data department, and those that do are often short of time for one-off questions — the ones that do not justify an internal project but still need a real, quantified answer.

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Brands & agencies

Data people actually want to share.

A football campaign gains from resting on something other than an opinion or a stock visual. But producing real sports data in-house is neither an agency’s job nor its timeline.

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Insurance & risk management

Pricing sporting uncertainty means being able to measure it.

Professional sport generates insurable risk — performance bonuses, qualification clauses, guarantees tied to a sporting outcome. Pricing them requires a probability, and that probability is exactly what we produce.

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Research & teaching

Documented datasets and models, to work on.

Football produces long, clean, public series — rare ground for teaching statistical modelling or putting it to the test. But starting from scratch on collection and cleaning costs time a course or a project does not always have.

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Value bettors

A model you can check, not a price you have to take on trust.

Most tips circulate with no visible method: a number, a confident tone, no trace of how it was arrived at. There is no way, on that basis, to judge whether the figure is sound or merely well presented.

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By product

What we deliver, concretely. The status of each offer is shown: we do not present as available what we cannot yet deliver.