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Footalytics vs Zulubet

What Zulubet 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

FootalyticsZulubet
MethodologyPublished in full (methodology page)Documented to varying degrees
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 average odds per match, and the combo codes are betting-slip shorthand.
Free tier3 predictions on sign-upFree
Paid tierCredit packs from $10 · subscriptions from $18/moNo paid tier

About Zulubet

Zulubet reduces predictions to a dense table: date, teams, three probabilities, a combo code and an average-odds column, with final scores backfilled after the match. It is popular for its simplicity and language coverage.

Not published at all — no methodology, no data-source notes, nothing beyond the numbers themselves.

  • Three probabilities per match (e.g. 58/28/13)
  • Combo codes (1 / 12 / X2 …)
  • Backfilled final scores

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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.

● A chat, not a static table: follow up on any number (why so high on the draw? what changed after the midweek game?) and the answer cites the same underlying model output.

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

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FAQ

Is Zulubet reliable?

It is transparent about being a simple list — but with no published method and no accuracy statistics, there is nothing to verify. Footalytics' answer to that problem is the public accuracy dashboard and the downloadable settled-predictions CSV.

What does 1X2 mean on Zulubet?

1 = home win, X = draw, 2 = away win; combined codes like 1X mean "home win or draw". Our guide explains how to read win/draw/loss probabilities honestly.

Zulubet alternative with explanations?

Footalytics pairs the same kind of probabilities with a plain-language explanation of why the numbers look the way they do — and you can ask follow-up questions about any match.

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