BTTS needs a different shape of evidence.
Over 1.5 can land through one dominant team. BTTS needs both sides to contribute, which makes team balance, defensive behaviour, recent scoring and market agreement especially important.
That is why GoalsProof keeps BTTS separate from the main Over 1.5 record. A fixture can look good for goals but still not be a strong BTTS candidate.
The lab is judged by settled results.
BTTS lab candidates are recorded before kickoff and settled after full time. The purpose is to learn whether the signal is reliable enough across leagues before exposing it as a major customer feature.
Today's BTTS candidates are not published publicly.
The public page shows the status of the lab and historical evidence. The current day's board is available to beta users inside the app.
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BTTS prediction FAQs.
Can a game be good for O1.5 but poor for BTTS?
Yes. A strong favourite winning 2-0 lands Over 1.5 but misses BTTS.
Why shadow test BTTS?
Because BTTS behaves differently from goal totals. It needs its own evidence before becoming a product lane.
Where is the BTTS proof shown?
High-level lab performance is shown publicly. Detailed same-day candidates remain inside the beta dashboard.