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Both teams to score accuracy

How often what we forecast on both teams to score matches what actually happened, published unedited — the same numbers the overview shows, just this market alone.

In one sentence

Across 28,436 held-out matches, we are well calibrated on both teams to score, an average gap of -0.0pp between what we said and what happened. The chart below shows each probability band against how often it actually came in.

28,436 matches · model 20260904-0011

What we said, against what happened

What we said against what happened, for Both teams to score0%100%100%0%We said 38%; it happened 48% of the time, across 23 matches.We said 48%; it happened 48% of the time, across 4549 matches.We said 54%; it happened 54% of the time, across 22861 matches.We said 61%; it happened 63% of the time, across 1003 matches.

Each dot is a tenth of the probability range: what we said, against how often it happened. On the dashed line we were exactly right; above it we were too cautious, below it too confident. The rule through each dot is one standard error, and the dot's area is how many matches it rests on — the sparse ones at the ends will always scatter.

Furthest out: when we said 38%, it happened 48% of the time, across 23 matches.

All 5 gate values for this market, unedited
GateValueResult
ece btts0.0012pass
max reliability gap pp bttsnot evaluated
max reliability gap pp btts measurable1.1175pass
reliability within sampling envelope btts1.1175pass
brier btts0.2476pass

Common questions

How accurate are your both-teams-to-score predictions?

Our both-teams-to-score forecasts are scored and published openly like every other market. The page shows the reliability chart for that market and whether our stated probabilities matched the observed outcomes.