What is a good alternative to Predictz?

Bawler is a model-based football prediction site whose main difference from Predictz is a public track record that keeps every miss. Every pick is logged before kickoff, settled automatically from full-time results, and kept on the record — so you can see exactly which predictions came off and which did not, and recompute the accuracy yourself. Its main "Most likely" call has landed 75.8% of the time across 2,241 settled matches. Since 28 May 2026, a daily snapshot of its published picks has been anchored to Bitcoin.

Does Predictz keep a record of its past predictions?

We could not find a permanent public record of which past Predictz predictions came off and which did not, and without one there is no way to check its accuracy over time. Sites change, so check the current state of any site yourself.

Is Bawler free like Predictz?

Yes. Every prediction Bawler publishes is free: the Most likely call, the Close call and Outside shot calls where it makes them, the model probabilities and the full public track record, with no pop-up ads.

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Predictz alternative: a site that keeps its losses

Settled picks kept on the public record

2,241

Wins and misses, every one still on the page and logged before kickoff — so you can add up the accuracy yourself instead of taking a number on trust.

We could not find a permanent record of what came off on Predictz, which is the one thing an alternative has to fix.

Predictz is one of the most-visited free prediction sites: daily calls on match results, both teams to score and over/under, across a huge range of leagues. People go looking for an alternative for one of two reasons — they want to check whether the predictions actually work, or they are tired of the pop-ups.

What Predictz does well

Credit where it is due: Predictz is free, fast and broad. It covers far more leagues and fixtures than a focused tool would, and for a quick opinion before a weekend it is a reasonable starting point. Plenty of people use it for exactly that.

The weakness: no record of what won and lost

As far as we could find, Predictz keeps no permanent record of which predictions came off and which did not. When yesterday's predictions roll off the page, there is no way to add up the hits and misses across a season. The point is not that Predictz is dishonest; it is that without a permanent record, neither you nor anyone else can tell how good the predictions are.

How Bawler is different

	Typical free predictions site	Bawler
Record of past predictions	Rolls off the page, not kept	Kept on the record, misses included
Hits and misses	Cannot be added up	Both shown, recomputable
Pick timing	Not locked	Locked before kickoff; daily snapshots anchored to Bitcoin since May 2026
Method	Undocumented	Expected-goals model, explained
Experience	Heavy pop-ups	Clean, no pop-up ads
Price	Free, ad-supported	Free — every prediction, no paywall

"Typical free predictions site" describes common patterns in the category as of July 2026, based on public user reports — not a specific rating of Predictz. Always check any site’s current features yourself.

Because the misses stay on the page, the figures can be checked: across those settled matches the main Most likely call has landed 75.8% of the time, the Close call 53.6%, and the least-likely Outside shot 29.2%, with the track record showing how each compares with the confidence it was given.

The honest caveats

Predictz covers more leagues and fixtures than Bawler does, and no model — Bawler's included — beats short-run variance. Use any of these tools over a large sample, treating each pick as a probability rather than a promise. The whole premise here is simply that you should be able to see the misses as well as the hits.

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