House accumulator
Our model's best picks, combined into a single slip. We publish the probability, not a promised edge.
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Track record
The product changed on 10/09 — three legs, football and tennis. The track record starts here: the first week closes on Sunday.
The Weekly Pick is one accumulator, published every Monday and settled at the end of the week. The BetRedge model scores every football and tennis match it covers on form, expected goals, absences, rest, travel and match context, then ranks the outcomes by probability. The highest-probability selections are combined into a single slip.
The number the page leads with is the combined probability: the chance that every leg lands, not the chance that any one of them does. It is the product of the individual probabilities, so it is always lower than the weakest leg. Four selections at 80 percent each combine to roughly 41 percent. Stating that plainly is the point of the page.
By the model, not by a person. It ranks every fixture it covers by the probability of each outcome, and the slip takes the highest-probability selections across the sports in coverage that week.
It is the model's estimate of all legs landing together. It is an estimate, not a guarantee, and it is deliberately shown even when it is low, because an accumulator with a high headline return is usually an accumulator with a low probability.
Yes. Each week's slip is graded once the matches finish and stays on the page whether it landed or not. Weeks that did not land are not removed.
The Weekly Pick is included in the Pro plan. Without a plan it can be unlocked one week at a time.