Frequently Asked Questions

Football Insights is a content and analytics service, not a betting operator, so it does not require a gambling licence. We comply with advertising standards for sports data and clearly disclose that our tips are for informational purposes only. Users should always verify the legality of using such tips in their jurisdiction.

We offer a free tier with daily match previews and a Premium plan that adds in‑depth statistical models, live line‑up alerts, and exclusive odds comparisons. Premium subscriptions are billed monthly or annually and can be cancelled anytime from your account dashboard. All paid plans include email support and a 14‑day money‑back guarantee.

Our predictions combine historical performance data, player form metrics, tactical analysis, and public injury reports, fed into a statistical model that updates as new information arrives. We weight recent matches more heavily and adjust for home‑away advantage and head‑to‑head records. The final probability estimate is presented as a win/draw/loss percentage alongside a confidence rating.

Our tips are compatible with any licensed sportsbook or exchange that offers the markets we cover. We do not restrict usage to specific partners, but some bookmakers may have differing odds or market availability, so check your chosen platform before placing a bet. Using a tip on multiple sites is allowed, provided you abide by each operator’s terms.

A postponed or cancelled match is settled according to the bookmaker’s rules; most treat it as a void bet and return the stake. Our tip will be marked as ‘pending’ on the site and, if the fixture is rescheduled within 48 hours, we will update the prediction. Otherwise, the tip is removed from active tracking and does not affect your performance record.

We store all personal data on encrypted servers and use TLS for data in transit. Payment processing is handled by PCI‑DSS‑compliant third‑party providers, meaning we never store your card details directly. Access to user accounts is protected by two‑factor authentication and regular security audits.