Read the number. Check the sample.

A rate can look precise while describing only a few measured matches. Learn how the denominator changes, why missing values stay missing, and how an observed frequency differs from a prediction.

Read samples and missing values. Includes a worked example you can change.

A season, a club's latest six games and a league's last six matches answer different questions. Half-time, second-half and exact-round tables also need their own valid inputs and ranking rules.

Read windows and period tables.

A model can produce a probability without proving it is reliable. Understand the independent club prototype, its score grid and the separate World Cup archive methodology.

Read model estimates and their limits.

Threshold explorer shows observed goal, corner and card frequencies. Stats Studio compares selected club metrics. The CSV reference explains the actual downloadable files and includes a safe path builder.

For short definitions use the existing glossary. For source coverage see data status, and for general questions use the FAQ.

• Threshold explorer: Observed goal, corner and card frequencies in a chosen sample.
• Stats Studio: Compare selected club metrics with the measured matches shown for each.
• Form guide: Club results over stored last-5, last-10 or last-20 windows.
• Leagues: Tables, fixtures, results and statistics for each stored competition.

• Club prediction method: The five steps behind the free club predictions, with a worked example.
• Club ratings method: The Elo and strength formulas behind the club ratings pages.
• Archive methodology: How the archived World Cup 2026 projections were built: sample, filters, confidence and limits.
• Model evaluation: A historical reconstruction that scores the club prototype against stored results.

• Glossary: Short definitions of the statistical terms used across the site.
• FAQ: Short answers about projections, past purchases and our record.
• Data status: Coverage of the stored match data, competition by competition.
• CSV reference: Paths, columns and limits of the three public CSV downloads.