When you get access to the tips on the website, iOS or Android app, you'll see some properties assigned to it. Let's take a look at what they are.

We'll look at a website example (mobile apps cover most of the things described here as well).

A typical prediction looks like this:
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Let's take a look at the columns one by one.

This is the date the match is expected to begin. For matches that have started less than 3 hours ago, we display "In Progress". 

The match with the two participant: Player 1 - Player 2.

The predicted match winner. We currently only predict the winner of the match, but have plans to cover other markets like Set Betting.

The odds for the selection. We use decimal odds.

In short, Expected Value = odds * probability - 1, the higher the better. Theoretically, Expected Value (EV) over 0 shows the prediction has long term value.

When we have a fixture, we ask the AI model for the prediction and probability, then calculate the EV.

An example: take that you have a tip with Expected Value (EV) of 4%. Imagine if you play matches of 4% EV 100 times with 1 unit stake. You should be up 4 units after playing all the matches.

The certainty probability of the prediction, as seen by our Machine Learning model. The higher the better. Probability is not always telling everything, so worth to look at Expected Value instead.

The minimum odds required to match the minimum Expected Value thresholds of the users's settings.

It shows how long the tip is on the website (hours and minutes).

The tournament where the match is played.

The tournament level where the match is played.