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- We model the calls.Strike rated 80% or better · Edge where our model sees an edge
- You build your ticket.Strike calls stack · Edge calls stand on their own
- We search for the best odds.every UK book, longest price first
Short prices and high chances with Strike, longer prices with Edge. Your call. On Telegram by 07:00 GMT, each at a real UK price, every result public.
3,848 walk-forward, worked out afterwards on past matches since May 2023 · 432 live since 10 Sep 2026 · live calls alone 83% · how we count →
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Strike for the ticket, Edge for the single. The morning message has both, and each is settled in public on its own record.
Short prices. High chances.
Calls rated 80% or better, each at a real UK price, made to stack into your ticket. The builder shows the chance the lot lands and the book that pays the most.
85%of 4,280 calls landed
3,848 walk-forward, worked out afterwards on past matches since May 2023 · 432 live since 10 Sep 2026 · live calls alone 83%
Where our model sees an edge.
Calls at longer prices, each at the best UK price on offer when we publish it, made to stand on their own. They land less often than Strike calls.
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Grey, the backtest: the Edge rule applied afterwards to archived closing UK prices, each season over its decided calls (2022-23 is May and June 2023 alone). The rule was written after reading these seasons, so they are its context, not a test of it. Green, the live calls since 29 Oct 2026: the test. Early figures from 24 decided live calls: these numbers will shift as more calls settle. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
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We sell the chance of a bigger win. And we tell you how big a chance.
Two ways to get there. Stack Strike's short-priced calls into a run at something bigger, or take an Edge call on its own at a longer price. Either way, the chance is on the card before you take it.
Every Strike call is rated 80% or better to land. Five of them land together about a third of the time, and a book pays around double your money when they do. Three rated 85% land together six times in ten. Seven of ours on one ticket: a one-in-five shot at two and a half times what you put in. You pick how far to reach. The builder prices the whole ticket at every UK book and tells you, in our ratings, the chance the lot lands. Then you decide. That is the whole game, and we play it in the open.
Edge is our second set of calls: each one a call where our model sees an edge, at the best UK price on offer when we publish it. Edge calls come at longer prices than Strike's and land less often, so each is made to stand on its own: one call, one longer price, and its chance printed beside it. No builder, no stacking. Save it to My tickets and follow it through. Every one settles on its own record, under Results → Edge.
Every call, Strike or Edge, opens into the whole match as we see it: expected goals for both sides, every scoreline and its chance, the total-goals lines, both teams scoring, clean sheets, winning margins and the five likeliest scores, every one matching the rating on the card, so the picture and the call never disagree. You are not following a tip. You are reading the match before a ball is kicked.
Every UK book's price for every call, longest first, and how it has moved since we published. Stack a ticket and the builder prices it at every book that takes it, puts the one that pays the most if it lands at the top, and builds the slip for you there in one tap. A bookmaker's own builders and “acca of the day” tiles are made from markets carrying three or four times the margin of a main match market, and that margin compounds with every leg. Ours start thin, and the chance is printed beside the price. It is the one figure a bookmaker never shows you.
Every call is time-stamped before kick-off at the price a named UK book was quoting, and settles on the results page the day after its match: won, lost or void, beside its rating and its price. Strike's calls before live calls began are walk-forward: the same rules applied afterwards to archived closing prices, each labelled on its card, none published before kick-off. Strike and Edge keep separate records, never pooled, each with one rule every day since its first call. No hidden list, no start date picked after the fact. By arrangement with the Smart Betting Club, we send the day's calls each morning before kick-off, and they hold them as an independent record. SBC do not verify or endorse Kestra - they receive our calls, unaltered, as they were published. We claim a chance, we state it in advance, and tomorrow you can check it. Some services sell a return no follower ever had: an independent study this year settled half a million football predictions from 165 of them, and fewer than one in four finished ahead.
We find two kinds of call: Strike, with the highest chance of landing, and Edge, where our model sees an edge at a longer price. We hand you the map of the match and every book's price. You stack Strike calls into the win you want, or take an Edge call on its own. We tell you the chance, we tell you the price, and tomorrow the record says whether it came in. A real chance at a real return, and nobody hiding a loser. That is the only honest way to sell a bigger win, and it is the only way we sell one.
Not tips. The whole picture.
See the whole match. Not just the call.
Built for stacking. The ticket builder.
Made to stand alone. The Edge call.
Calls at longer prices, each at the best UK price on offer when we publish it, made to stand on their own. They land less often than Strike calls.
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Each one arrives before kick-off with the match mapped out, every UK book's price and the time it was quoted. Tomorrow every live call is on the results page, whatever happened.
- Today, Thu 12 Nov · 4 Strike calls · first kick-off 19:45 UTC
- Tomorrow, Fri 13 Nov · 7 Strike calls · first kick-off 19:45 UTC
Longest winning streak · 21 live calls in a row
Current winning streak · 7 live calls in a row
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Straight answers.
FAQ: the trial, how the calls arrive, the record, and cancelling.
What do I get for free?
14 days of Strike and Edge calls, sent to you on Telegram - the same messages subscribers get. One tap to start: no card and no email.
What happens when the trial ends?
Nothing is charged - we never took a card. If you want to keep getting the calls, you subscribe; if not, they simply stop.
How do I get the calls?
By 07:00 GMT, on Telegram: one morning message counts the Strike and Edge calls by day, and Open today's calls, right under it, shows each one as a card with its UK bookmaker or exchange, its price, the time it was quoted, every UK book's price and the match mapped out. Subscribers see every call on the website too, on Upcoming fixtures, including any made after the morning message.
How many calls a day?
Only what clears the bar: Strike calls rated 80% or better, Edge calls where our model sees an edge, each with a UK bookmaker or exchange quoting a price. Several on a busy weekend, none on a quiet Tuesday. Strike's bar never moves, and neither list is ever padded.
What is Edge?
Edge is our second set of calls, kept apart from Strike. Each one is a call where our model sees an edge, at the best UK price on offer when we publish it, made to stand on its own. Edge calls land less often than Strike calls, at longer prices. Every one is settled on its own record, under Results → Edge.
Do I place bets here?
No - Kestra isn't a bookmaker, and nothing is placed through us. Each live call names the UK bookmaker or exchange that was quoting the price when we published, and each walk-forward call the archived closing quote it was worked out from; what you do with it is your own decision.
Can I put several calls on one ticket?
That's yours to build, from the Strike calls. The builder on your Upcoming fixtures page lets you tick them, shows the chance they all land by our ratings - six calls rated 85% each land together about 38% of the time - and the price one UK book offers for the lot. Edge calls stay out of the builder: each one is made to stand on its own. Save a ticket you build to My tickets and it is graded as its calls settle; an Edge call saves there as a single. We publish no ticket of our own; the single calls are what we stand behind, each on its own record.
Can I cancel?
Anytime. It's a 30-day rolling subscription - no lock-in, no contract.
The rules.
For the sceptics: the rules every call follows, and how we count.
- Three markets
- Every Strike call is a 1X2 result, a Draw No Bet or a Double Chance, rated 80% or better. Over/Under and both teams to score are rated but not published.
- Direct UK quotes only
- A Strike call carries only a price a UK bookmaker or exchange quoted for that exact market, at 1.10 (1/10) or longer - never a price worked out from another market: on a live call, the quote when we published; on a walk-forward call, the archived closing quote.
- One call per fixture
- When more than one market qualifies, the Strike call is taken in a fixed order - Draw No Bet, then 1X2, then Double Chance - never simply the highest rating, because Double Chance on the same side always rates at least as high.
- No call on thin history
- No call on a league fixture where either club has played fewer than six league matches: too few games to rate a club on.
- Tournament calls
- Tournament calls are Strike's alone. They clear the same 80% bar and the same price rules as league calls, one call per fixture, in the league and group phases only: knockout ties are never called, because bookmakers settle these markets on 90 minutes.
- Exchanges
- Exchange prices are shown before commission, so a winning exchange call returns less than its price shows.
- Voids
- A void neither lands nor misses - a Draw No Bet call on a draw, or a fixture that is not played. Voids stay on the ledger and are left out of every strike rate.
- Edge calls
- Calls where our model sees an edge, each at the best direct UK price on offer when it was published, with the same price, timing, history and void rules as Strike. A fixture may carry one Strike call and one Edge call. The exact rule behind Edge is ours to keep; every call it makes is on its own record.
- The match map
- Each card's map is the whole match as we rate it: the chance of every scoreline, its home, draw and away totals matching the rating on the card, and the total-goals, both-teams-to-score, clean-sheet and margin figures read from the same picture. It is a spread of chances, not a prediction of the score: the most likely scoreline in a football match is usually under 15%, and nothing on it is a call.
Strike's calls on fixtures that kicked off before live calls began (10 Sep 2026, 17:51 GMT) are walk-forward: the same selection rules applied to archived closing UK quotes in 15 leagues from May 2023, with each rating worked out only from matches played before its fixture. None was published or sent at the time.
The rules were fixed in September 2026 and the model's settings were chosen during 2026, both with this period in view; only each rating itself is walk-forward.
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