Every published prediction settled against final score. Losses included, unedited.
Every settled report, including the misses.
| Date | Match | FT (HT) | 1X2 | Goals | Score | HT/FT | All | O/U |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Seattle Sounders
vs
Sporting Kansas City
Major League Soccer
|
2-1
HT 0-1
|
HIT | HIT | HIT | MISS | MISS | HIT | |
|
New York Red Bulls
vs
St. Louis City
Major League Soccer
|
0-3
HT 0-1
|
HIT | HIT | MISS | HIT | MISS | HIT |
Seattle Sounders
Sporting Kansas City
New York Red Bulls
St. Louis City
Methodology: every dimension is settled against the same published report. 1X2 = full-time result matches the published direction; Goals = actual total goals is one of the predicted goal counts; Score = the final score is one of the predicted scorelines; HT/FT = the half-time/full-time combination matches; All = the four dimensions above all hit; O/U = the 2.5-goal line is settled independently. Handicap data may inform analysis but is not a published prediction or part of this ledger. Full rules on the Methodology page.
Each report is settled on five published dimensions plus goal totals: 1X2 direction (full-time result), total goals (actual total is one of the predicted counts), correct score (final score is one of the predicted scorelines), half-time/full-time combination, and an all-correct flag when all four hit. The Over/Under 2.5 line is settled as a separate, independent statistic. Handicap data may inform analysis but no handicap-result direction is published or settled.
No. The ledger is a straight count of every settled report since coverage began, and losing runs stay in the table alongside winning ones. Nothing is backfilled and no settled report is deleted.
Counting starts on the first day reports were published. Historical matches were not re-run to inflate the sample, so early totals are small by design and grow as coverage accumulates.
Yes. Every row links to its match report, which shows the original published call, the final score, and the settlement outcome on the same page.
