Published forecasts

Every forecast we have published, in the order we published it. Each row carries a hash of itself and the row before, so changing a probability after a match has been played would break every hash after it. That is what stops us quietly revising a number and claiming we always said it — and you do not have to take our word for the check, it runs when you load this page.

The published forecasts for NEC Nijmegen v Feyenoord

These are the forecasts we published for this fixture, hash-chained so a number we wrote before kick-off cannot be quietly changed afterwards.

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Chain intact across all 2034 published forecasts.

Daily seals

At the end of each day we write that day's final hash to separate storage. The chain alone would catch a single altered forecast, but not a wholesale rebuild from edited rows — evidence kept in the same place as the thing it attests to proves less than it appears to. Note a seal today and you can hold us to it later.

#PublishedMatchH / D / AResultHash
10212026-09-04 01:06NEC Nijmegen vFeyenoord35% / 24% / 41%our call landedwe called away 41% · away win890a2f9db67d…
9712026-09-04 00:06NEC Nijmegen vFeyenoord37% / 24% / 39%our call landedwe called away 39% · away win79ff6f1d0b80…
7542026-09-03 04:07NEC Nijmegen vFeyenoord33% / 24% / 44%our call landedwe called away 44% · away win9b1b43714c4c…
5952026-09-02 12:08NEC Nijmegen vFeyenoord33% / 24% / 44%our call landedwe called away 44% · away winb0e4235752f8…

The result column pairs the outcome we called (our most-likely of home / draw / away, with its probability) against what actually happened — a verdict, not a score: a 60% call missing is not a failure. Whether the probabilities are any good is a separate question, answered on the accuracy page. This page only shows that we have not changed our mind about them afterwards.