How GoalsProof finds Over 1.5 candidates.
The model is designed around one clear job: reduce a large football fixture list into a smaller set of games where the evidence supports at least two total goals.
It does not rely on one signal. GoalsProof checks recent scoring behaviour, home and away patterns, league baselines, market agreement, price, weather, kickoff timing and match context. The dashboard then turns that into clear lanes such as Most Likely, Market Supported and Lab.
The public proof record is the trust layer.
Every public GoalsProof pick is timestamped before kickoff. Results stay visible after matches finish, including misses. This matters because a model should not be judged by screenshots of winners or one strong day.
The full public record is available on the GoalsProof proof page, where settled selections, rolling performance and suggested acca records are tracked separately.
Where to see today's Over 1.5 shortlist.
The public website does not publish the full in-day shortlist because that would remove the reason to join the beta. Current picks, private tracking, advanced filters and acca tools live inside the beta app.
Want today's board? Request beta access. Want to audit the record first? Start with the public proof page.
Over 1.5 prediction FAQs.
Does GoalsProof guarantee Over 1.5 picks?
No. GoalsProof is decision support. It estimates probability and tracks evidence; it does not guarantee outcomes.
Why not show every live pick publicly?
The public site proves historical performance. The live daily board is part of beta access so users have a reason to sign up and track selections inside the product.
How should users judge the model?
Use the public proof record over time, especially settled rate, average locked odds, ROI and whether the model keeps performing across different leagues and seasons.