Draw Predictions tomorrow
Games where a draw is the single most likely result.
Games where a draw is the single most likely result. Ranked by Mind Score – open any game for the full analysis.
No game qualifies for draws yet – the list fills as bookmakers publish prices.
Draws explained
Games where the draw is the single most likely result in the model.
Any level score pays: 0–0, 1–1, 2–2. Prices usually sit between 2.90 and 3.60.
When the model likes it
Evenly matched teams, low projections and sides content with a point.
Rules of thumb
- Even good draw picks miss more than they land – small stakes.
- Low-scoring leagues draw more.
- The 1–1 correct score is the same idea at a bigger price.
Where these numbers come from
The model rates each team's attack and defence from roughly a season of results, weighted towards recent games. Those ratings give a goal projection for both sides, and the projection becomes a grid of every possible score. Every market – this one included – is read from that grid, so a match's picks never contradict each other. Bookmaker prices are shown alongside; when the Mind Score beats what the price implies, the pick carries value. Full detail on how the model works.
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Frequently asked questions
How often do games end level?
Around one in four in most leagues.
Can draws be profitable?
Over a large sample, sometimes – expect long losing runs.
How are these draws picks chosen?
Every team carries attack and defence ratings. The model projects each side's goals, builds a grid of every possible score and reads the draws probability straight from it. Highest Mind Scores come first.
What is the Mind Score?
The model's probability for the pick, out of 100. MS 70 means roughly seven landings in ten similar games – and three misses.
Are losing picks removed?
Never. Every pick settles on the 90-minute score and stays on the Yesterday tab and the track record.