About PredictionSiteCheck

PredictionSiteCheck checks football prediction and tipster websites on what a visitor can verify: results, odds, statistics, pricing and who runs the site.

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Why this site exists

Search for football predictions and you will find hundreds of sites, Telegram channels and VIP groups. Almost all of them say they win. Very few show enough of their past tips to prove it, and some of the loudest sell “sure odds” or “fixed matches” that cannot exist.

We started PredictionSiteCheck to make that difference visible. Instead of telling you which tips to back, we show you which sites let you check their record before you trust them.

Who it is for

  • Bettors in the UK, Nigeria and elsewhere who want free football predictions and need to know which sources are worth reading.
  • Anyone thinking about paying for VIP tips or a tipster subscription.
  • People who follow tipsters on social media and want to know how to check their results.

How a review is made

  1. Pick the sites. We start from the sites people search for and ask about most, in the market the review covers.
  2. Run the 10 checks. An editor goes through each site with the 10-point checklist and records what it shows in public: archive, odds, statistics, sample size, method, free access, paid terms, claims and operator details.
  3. Second read. A second editor repeats the checks on any site where the first editor found a FAILED or a borderline result.
  4. Write the verdict. Each site gets PASSED, CAUTION or FAILED, with the checks it missed listed in the review.
  5. Re-check. Reviews are re-run when a site changes and at least every three months.

Editorial team

PredictionSiteCheck is written by a small team of football bettors and analysts who have used prediction sites, tipster platforms and paid tipping services for years. Reviews are published under the team name because each verdict is checked by more than one person.

Editorial standards

  • Every verdict follows the same 10 criteria, and every review lists the checks a site failed.
  • We describe each site from what is publicly visible on it.
  • We do not publish accuracy, profit or yield figures that we have not measured ourselves. When we quote a figure, we say where it comes from.
  • The order of sites inside a list is an editorial assessment, explained on the How we check page.
  • British English, plain language, no betting jargon without an explanation.

What we do not do

We do not sell tips, run a tipster service, take bets or offer VIP groups. Nothing on this site is betting advice. If someone contacts you claiming to be from PredictionSiteCheck and offers tips for money, it is not us.