Ten answers, including the uncomfortable ones.
A short list of the matches our model rates highest for that day — between zero and five, never more. Each entry shows the kickoff time, the teams, the side, and the probability. Zero picks is a normal day and we say so plainly.
No. We publish a statistical selection and we settle it in public. We do not tell you how much to stake, we do not promise profit, and we do not describe any match as a certainty.
It computes the margin built into any set of three prices, converts prices to fair probabilities, loads a whole league of historical prices in one click, and backtests a rule you describe in plain terms. Everything runs on your machine.
No. The app reads the files you point it at and calculates locally. The only network call is the daily list, which is fetched with your key.
One key covers up to two devices — typically your PC and your phone. If you replace a machine, message us and we move the binding — it takes a minute. Two devices is enough for one person, and not enough for a group to share.
The daily list stops and the licence banner tells you. The calculator and everything that runs locally keeps working. Renewing restores the list immediately — nothing to reinstall.
If the app does not run on your machine, tell us within 7 days and we refund it. We do not refund because a selection lost: that is the nature of the thing, and the public record shows the losses too.
Whatever is on the day's fixture list — typically European leagues and cups, plus South American and Asian fixtures. The historical tool covers eighteen divisions from football-data.co.uk files.
Yes. The Chinese edition is at the site root; the English edition is under /en. Same tool, two languages.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The download is 34 MB and there is no installer — unzip it and run the batch file. No account, no background service.