Correct Score.
Correct Score probability for today's fixtures — the top 3 most likely real scorelines, out of every scoreline bookmakers actually price — calculated directly from bookmaker odds.
Correct Score is a Pro feature
What the Correct Score market actually measures
Correct Score asks for the exact final scoreline — not just who wins, or the total goals, but the precise result. Because there are dozens of plausible real outcomes for any given match, probability spreads thin across them: even a heavy favorite's single most likely scoreline typically only carries 15-25% real probability, since a 2-0, 2-1, 3-0, and 3-1 (among others) are all separately plausible ways for that same favorite to win.
How the percentage is actually calculated
Each bookmaker's odds at a given line imply a probability (roughly 1 ÷ odds), but the two sides' implied probabilities sum to slightly more than 100% — that gap is the bookmaker's built-in margin. This page averages odds across every tracked bookmaker for a fixture, then removes that margin mathematically so the two percentages sum to exactly 100%.
Why some fixtures don't appear here
A fixture needs at least one handicap line with both home and away sides tracked before it can be assessed at all — a fixture with odds not yet priced by bookmakers simply doesn't appear yet.
How this connects to other markets
Correct Score is priced independently by bookmakers rather than derived from 1X2 or the goals markets, though it's naturally related to both — a scoreline can only be a genuine possibility if it's consistent with a plausible match winner and a plausible total.