Every match. Every minute. Every probability — modelled in real time by TikaML Core, the engine that called 60% of last season's match outcomes.
A model that watches
every minute.
TikaML doesn't just predict the result — it predicts the path. Pre-match, half-time, the 75th minute. As the game state shifts, the probabilities shift with it.
Who lifts
the trophy?
Monte-Carlo simulation of the full tournament. Top-12 contenders by current model probability — re-run as the draw and form evolve.
Every group,
scored.
32 teams advance to the round-of-32 — the top two from each group plus the eight best third-place finishers. Bars show each team's simulated probability of advancing.
The receipts are
public.
We don't grade ourselves — the data does. Every prediction is stored, scored against the actual result and surfaced in the dashboard. Here's the rolling 12-month summary.
Ten signals.
One probability.
Each fixture starts as a set of weighted feature streams. A Dixon-Coles bivariate Poisson core, anchored by Elo strength priors, turns them into a calibrated score matrix you can actually act on.
Predict
everything.
Open the dashboard and track the model's prediction for every World Cup match — group stage to final, re-scored minute by minute.