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Free UK tips site (same parent as WinDrawWin)

Footalytics vs PredictZ

What PredictZ does well, what it does not publish, and where Footalytics takes a different approach — stated factually, with every Footalytics claim verifiable on the public accuracy dashboard.

Side by side

FootalyticsPredictZ
MethodologyPublished in full (methodology page)Not formally published
Public graded recordYes — dashboard + downloadable CSV, misses includedLimited or none
Explanation layerAI chat grounded in the model's numbersVaries (stats tables or editorial)
Odds / betting contentNone — no odds anywhereShows bookmaker odds inline with predictions and links out to betting slips.
Free tier3 predictions on sign-upFree, ad-funded
Paid tierCredit packs from $10 · subscriptions from $18/moNo paid tier

About PredictZ

PredictZ is a long-established free predictions site run by a UK company, with dedicated pages per market (today, tomorrow, weekend, over 2.5, BTTS, double chance) and 120+ league tables.

Not published. Third-party descriptions say the predictions are based on results, standings and recent form statistics — no formal methodology page exists.

  • Predicted scores with 1X2 odds
  • Last-5 form next to each pick
  • Market-specific pages and a bet-slip builder

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Where Footalytics differs

● Every official prediction is locked before kick-off and graded against the real final score in public — hits and misses, plus a downloadable CSV of every settled pick.

● The method is published: Elo-style strength ratings, recent form and home advantage feed a Dixon-Coles adjusted Poisson model; the language model only explains the numbers, it never invents them.

● No odds and no betting language anywhere on the site — probabilities are the product, graded in public.

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FAQ

How does PredictZ make its predictions?

It does not say — the method is unpublished. If reproducible method matters to you, Footalytics publishes its full model (ratings, form, home advantage, Dixon-Coles Poisson) on the methodology page.

Is PredictZ free?

Yes, entirely, funded by advertising and betting-affiliate links. Footalytics is also free to start (3 predictions) and then uses transparent credit pricing — with no odds content in either case.

PredictZ vs Footalytics — which should I use?

If you want a quick scan of many leagues with odds attached, PredictZ does that. If you want explained probabilities, a public graded record and the ability to ask follow-up questions about one match, that is Footalytics.

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Every number on this site is graded in public. Start free with 3 predictions.

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