Statistics

Data up to and including 11.11.2026.

What happened in finished matches with BetKing's line: how often odds movements came true and how accurate the line itself was.

Do odds movements come true?

We take every finished match with BetKing's line up to kick-off (in-play odds are excluded). A signal is an outcome whose odds moved from opening to close by at least 10% (1X2) or 7% (both teams to score, total 2.5): a drop means the market backed that outcome, a rise means it turned away from it. “Came true” means the event happened. Next to it is the margin-free probability of the same event at the opening and the closing line: if signals come true more often than the closing line implied, the market underrated its own move. The closing line is the odds at kick-off: the first point after the whistle if it came within 15 min and before any goal, otherwise the last one before kick-off.

Last 30 days

MarketSignalsCame trueOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
1X2747663%57%63%about as often as the market implied
Both teams to score198454%50%55%about as often as the market implied
Total 2.5 goals354757%51%56%about as often as the market implied

Last 90 days

MarketSignalsCame trueOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
1X22157563%57%62%about as often as the market implied
Both teams to score560055%50%55%about as often as the market implied
Total 2.5 goals1009756%51%56%about as often as the market implied

Details for 90 days

1X2

SignalsCame trueOpening lineClosing line
Odds fell (the market backed the outcome)604024%20%25%
Odds rose (the market turned away)1553578%71%77%
Move 10–20%1040357%54%57%
Move 20–30%540761%55%60%
Move 30%+576574%64%73%

Both teams to score

SignalsCame trueOpening lineClosing line
Odds fell (the market backed the outcome)160245%40%45%
Odds rose (the market turned away)399858%54%59%
Move 7–14%406953%50%54%
Move 14–21%107259%51%58%
Move 21%+45956%50%61%

Total 2.5 goals

SignalsCame trueOpening lineClosing line
Odds fell (the market backed the outcome)262843%39%44%
Odds rose (the market turned away)746961%55%61%
Move 7–14%669955%50%54%
Move 14–21%225659%52%58%
Move 21%+114263%54%64%

One-way line: odds only fell or only rose

An outcome's odds only fell or only rose from opening to kick-off — no pullback at all, at least 3 changes. Came true: the odds fell and the outcome happened, or the odds rose and it did not. Next to it is the probability of the same at the opening and closing line.

Last 30 days

MarketCasesCame trueOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
1X2Only fell42445%34%41%about as often as the market implied
1X2Only rose61570%64%71%about as often as the market implied
Both teams to scoreOnly fell2741%49%54%less often than the market implied
Both teams to scoreOnly rose3644%50%54%less often than the market implied
Total 2.5 goalsOnly fell5267%50%58%more often than the market implied
Total 2.5 goalsOnly rose6662%50%57%more often than the market implied

Last 90 days

MarketCasesCame trueOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
1X2Only fell139844%35%42%about as often as the market implied
1X2Only rose194472%65%72%about as often as the market implied
Both teams to scoreOnly fell15958%49%55%about as often as the market implied
Both teams to scoreOnly rose20955%50%55%about as often as the market implied
Total 2.5 goalsOnly fell24761%50%57%about as often as the market implied
Total 2.5 goalsOnly rose32160%51%57%about as often as the market implied

Site signals: did they come true

Signals the site shows and the bot sends, in finished matches: how often the signal's event happened and what probability BetKing's opening and closing line gave it. For a sharp move and a jump series the event depends on direction: odds fell — the outcome happened, odds rose — it did not. For a spike and a double jump the event is that the outcome happened.

Last 30 days

SignalEventCasesHappenedOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
Sharp move before kick-offFell → the outcome happened3013%11%10%about as often as the market implied
Sharp move before kick-offRose → the outcome did not happen19883%77%81%about as often as the market implied
Jump seriesFell → the outcome happened333%27%50%not enough data yet
Jump seriesRose → the outcome did not happen875%72%80%not enough data yet
Spike up and backThe outcome happened7017%23%24%less often than the market implied
Double jumpThe outcome happened2615%22%16%about as often as the market implied

Last 90 days

SignalEventCasesHappenedOpening lineClosing lineVerdict
Sharp move before kick-offFell → the outcome happened3013%11%10%about as often as the market implied
Sharp move before kick-offRose → the outcome did not happen19883%77%81%about as often as the market implied
Jump seriesFell → the outcome happened333%27%50%not enough data yet
Jump seriesRose → the outcome did not happen875%72%80%not enough data yet
Spike up and backThe outcome happened7017%23%24%less often than the market implied
Double jumpThe outcome happened8213%18%14%about as often as the market implied

How accurate is the closing line

Every outcome of finished matches, grouped by its margin-free probability at the closing line. If the line is accurate, in each group the outcome happens about as often as it promised.

The 1X2 favourite at the closing line won 54% of matches — the line implied 52%.

Last 90 days

1X2

Line probabilityOutcomesHappenedLine implied
0–10%32424%7%
10–20%1343514%16%
20–30%3907724%25%
30–40%1988734%34%
40–50%1223846%45%
50–60%820157%55%
60–70%450169%64%
70–80%233678%74%
80–90%120590%85%
90–100%10498%91%

Both teams to score

Line probabilityOutcomesHappenedLine implied
10–20%650%18%
20–30%35729%27%
30–40%469237%36%
40–50%1423946%45%
50–60%1607954%54%
60–70%474063%64%
70–80%35771%73%
80–90%650%82%

Total 2.5 goals

Line probabilityOutcomesHappenedLine implied
0–10%20%9%
10–20%8815%16%
20–30%184424%27%
30–40%843834%36%
40–50%1950845%45%
50–60%2130455%55%
60–70%843866%64%
70–80%184476%73%
80–90%8885%84%
90–100%2100%91%

How to read this page

The few ideas every table relies on, and how we calculate them.

Opening and closing line
Opening is BetKing's first price for the match. Closing is the price at kick-off: the first point after the whistle if it came within 15 min and before any goal, otherwise the last one before kick-off. In-play odds are excluded.
Signal, or a notable move
An outcome's odds moved from opening to close by at least 10% (1X2) or 7% (both teams to score, total 2.5). For each match and market we take one move — the biggest.
“Came true” and “the outcome happened”
Falling odds mean the market backed the outcome: the signal came true if the outcome happened. Rising odds mean it turned away: the signal came true if the outcome did not happen. “Happened” in the signal and accuracy tables simply means the event took place.
“Line implied” and “the market implied”
The probability of the same event from the odds without the bookmaker's margin: 1/odds for each outcome of the market, divided by their sum so they add up to 100%. For a rising-odds signal it is the probability that the outcome did not happen.
Verdict
“More often than the market implied” — the event happened at least 5 percentage points more often than the closing line promised; “less often” — 5 pp less often; “about as often” — a smaller gap. Fewer than 20 cases — “not enough data yet”.
30- and 90-day windows
A summary of all finished matches over the last 30 or 90 days, updated every morning. Site signals (sharp moves, spikes) are kept for 30 days, so their window may be shorter — the number of days is then shown next to them.

Example

The home-win odds fell from 2.50 to 2.00 (−20%) — a signal: the market backed the home side. Without the margin the line gave them 38% at the opening and 46% at the close. If the home side won 55 of 100 such signals, 55% came true — more often than the market implied (46%): the move carried extra information. Had they won 46, the move would simply have priced them correctly.

These are statistics about past matches, not a forecast or betting advice.

Odds Plot (OddsPlot.com) is a football data analytics and odds visualization platform. We collect bookmaker odds across more than 1000 football leagues, cups and tournaments (such as LaLiga) and turn every pre-match line into a readable chart: 1X2, "both teams to score" and "over/under 2.5", with several bookmakers compared side by side. On top of the data we build analytics: Top Movers, dropping odds, line-accuracy statistics, similar lines and short summaries for leagues and teams. For matches already in play or finished, the chart stops at the closing line — not live in-play odds.

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