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Match notes

This icon is available both on the analysis page and the "Live" page. If you made notes before the match (pre-live) or during the match (live), consider this button your "Match Notes" - your personal notepad for that game.

Radar

By clicking this icon, the game will open in a separate window. It's ideal for those who want to save space and follow only a few games at the same time.

Game analysis

Use this icon to access detailed game statistics.

Standings table

Want to know the teams' standings before and during the game? Click this icon to see the pre-live table and the real-time standings!

Notification

By clicking this icon, you can set notifications for different game events: goal, red card, corner, among others.

You can also set alerts for when your preferred odd is available in the chosen market.

Favorite Games

Click this icon to add the game to your Favorites. It will automatically be available in the "Favorites" tab for quick access.

Remove game

Are games showing up that don't interest you? Click this icon to remove them from the list. Did you delete a game by mistake? No problem, you'll have a button to recover it.

Standings Position (pre-game):

The number next to the team name represents its position in the standings before the game starts.

Pre-Live Odds:

These numbers correspond to the odds for the teams to win, pre-live.

xG by CornerProBet, L15

xG by CornerProBet

An algorithm developed by CornerProBet, based on the definition of xG ("Expected Goals"), specially adapted for the betting universe.

In games with sufficient statistical coverage, xG appears split into two metrics, separated by a "-". The metric on the left is the conservative xG: as the name suggests, it is based on a more cautious approach, adjusted to the limited amount of available data. This metric was created to allow analysis of leagues with less statistical coverage; the metric on the right is the xG for Major Leagues, built using more detailed data, such as shot location.

For example: if the conservative xG is close to or above 1 and the team still hasn't scored, it may be worth considering a goal bet on that team.

L15':

L15' is another concept we created, derived from xG. In this case, it is an algorithm that assigns a predicted pressure score for each team for the next 15 minutes. The highest value we've ever recorded was 0.95. The higher the value, the greater the expected offensive pressure from that team. L15' is available for both teams, allowing you to predict the game's behavior in the following minutes: it can indicate a one-sided game (e.g., one team with high L15' and the other low), an open game (e.g., both with high L15'), or a more closed match (e.g., both with low L15').

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Added Time Prediction Until the End

Added Time Prediction

Did you know that at CornerProBet we also have an algorithm that predicts the potential added time for the match, both in the 1st and 2nd half?

Use this to your advantage, depending on the type of market you prefer. For example, if you like corners, you can pay attention when the algorithm predicts there will be many minutes of added time; if you work with goals, you can pay attention when the algorithm predicts some added minutes and a team is applying strong pressure.

Keep in mind that this is an algorithm and, logically, we are not the ones who decide the added time. To be safer, pay attention when the algorithm is predicting a lot of added time - for this, check the pressure graph: is there any data missing? If so, that can affect the algorithm. So, in those cases where there were data failures, it's better to stay out. If the game is already decided (e.g., a 4-goal difference) and the algorithm predicts more than 5 minutes of added time, keep in mind that the game may end earlier precisely because it is "already decided". Again, this also depends on the referee and that cannot be predicted.