BetAssist brings football and market information together to help you compare fixtures and make informed decisions.
A consistent approach
Our model reviews the available information, checks its quality and produces an assessment for each selection. We consider both the estimated chance of an outcome and how attractive the available opportunity appears.
We use a consistent process across the board, supported by historical testing and ongoing checks against recorded results.
Reading the grades
Grades describe our assessment of value. They are separate from the fair chance shown beside each selection: a higher grade does not necessarily mean an outcome is more likely to win.
- A: our strongest value assessment.
- B: a positive value assessment.
- C: a more modest value assessment.
- D: no clear advantage under our assessment criteria.
- F: an unfavourable value assessment.
- —: insufficient reliable information for a grade.
A snapshot, with a check time
Each line shows when it was assessed. Information and market conditions can change, so review the latest assessment before making a decision.
The board updates when new information is available. A changed assessment does not alter a price you have already taken, and no grade guarantees a result.
Understanding the record
The club record brings historical backtesting through 22 September 2026 together with recorded pre-match assessments from 23 September 2026 onward. New settled results are added to the same table.
The historical part applies the model to saved information. It helped inform the approach, so it is not a record of predictions published at the time. The tracked part uses assessments recorded before the match; combining them does not make the historical results forward-tested.
Hit rate describes how often settled selections won. Flat ROI measures the return from staking an equal unit on each settled selection at its recorded net price. Pending, unscored and void selections are excluded.
Each selection is counted once. The combined grade rows summarise their individual rows, and selections from the same fixture can be related. Match results use regulation time, excluding extra time and penalties.
Testing and record notes
Historical information can be less complete than information recorded as events unfold. Some historical checks and capture timings cannot be reproduced in exactly the same way. Tracked results retain the assessment recorded at the time; missing or unavailable assessments are excluded.
Backtesting and ongoing forward testing help us evaluate the approach. They do not guarantee future performance. Available prices and customer costs can affect realised returns. Accumulators keep their original entry terms and are not combined with single-selection returns.