By SoloPredict Tips Desk · Updated 2026-10-05

WinDrawWin is accurate on about one game in ten for exact correct scores, by its own published count. That is the share of games where its exact correct score came in: 2,780 right out of 26,609 completed games this season, counted by the site on its own results page. Accurate enough for a correct score bet. Nowhere near a system that prints money.

How accurate are correct score predictions?

About one in ten, if WinDrawWin's figure is the benchmark.

Then it does the arithmetic most tipsters skip. Correct score prices run from around 6.00 on a 1-0 or a 1-1 up past 101.00 on a result nobody saw coming, and WinDrawWin states that if its correct scores average better than 11.00, backing all of them turns a profit. One in ten at 10/1 is break even. The site puts that in public, which is more than most do.

Is WinDrawWin accurate today?

The site keeps a played-today page where a green tick marks every game it got the result right on, home win, draw or away win, and the calendar lets you walk back through previous days.

No audit sits behind any of it. The count is the site's own, on the site's own page. I would still rather read a tipster who publishes a losing number than one who publishes nothing.

How do you know a team will win?

You don't, and WinDrawWin doesn't pretend you can. Every tip it makes is built to the correct score first, and the match winner, both teams to score and the goals line all fall out of that scoreline rather than being chosen separately.

It also refuses to post a tip for a team until that team's previous match is finished, because form has to be read right up to the latest result. So a Tuesday fixture can have no prediction on Monday night. That is a deliberate choice and I think it is the right one, even though it makes the site useless for building a weekend coupon on Thursday.

Today's rated calls

So should you back their correct scores?

Not blindly, and the site half admits it. Its own position is that nobody bets every game it covers, so success comes down to which games you pull out of its analysis and what you stake on them. That hands the work back to you.

Here is where I land after reading their pages. Use it as a form reader, not as a coupon. A scoreline is a strong opinion squeezed into two numbers, and the useful part is usually what it implies about goals rather than the score itself. A 2-1 call tells you over 1.5 and both teams scoring far more reliably than it tells you 2-1. Our own WinDrawWin tips page carries today's card, and we put the same question to another stats site in how accurate are WhoScored predictions.

Questions people ask

Is WinDrawWin free?

Its prediction and results pages opened without an account when we read them. The pages also carry bookmaker promotions, including offers aimed at Nigerian readers.

Who runs WinDrawWin?

Web Analysis Solutions Limited, a company registered in England and Wales, number 08039713, with a registered office in Poole, Dorset.

Why is there no prediction for tomorrow's match yet?

Because the site waits until a team's previous game has finished before publishing its next tip.

Does a correct score tip still help if the score is wrong?

Often, yes. The scoreline implies a winner and a goals line, and those can land while the exact score misses.

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