Too early for a verdict. We began auditing Zulubet's public predictions recently; the table below is what we have measured so far, and we withhold judgement until the settled sample passes 30. One thing is already worth saying: Zulubet publishes explicit probabilities, which is more than most free tip sites do — and it also makes the site checkable, because a probability is a claim that can be scored.
Zulubet lists a probability for home, draw and away on every match; we treat the highest one as its prediction, which is what the page highlights. We match each match to a fixture, settle it on the official result, and — where the pick carried a usable price and we have Pinnacle's close on the same market — grade the closing-line value. Picks on leagues we do not cover are counted separately, not as failures.
Publishing probabilities invites a sharper test than publishing tips. A forecaster claiming 70% should be right about 70% of the time across many such calls; if it is right far less often, the probabilities are decoration. Over time this page will show both: whether the picks beat the closing line, and whether the stated probabilities are calibrated. Neither question can be answered on a small sample, which is why the denominators are printed above.
On the picks we have settled so far, the measured accuracy is in the table above, on a sample we state openly. Read it against the break-even accuracy at those odds: a respectable hit rate on short-priced favourites can still lose money. We withhold a verdict until the sample passes 30 settled picks.
That depends on price, not on hit rate. We record the best soft-bookmaker price available on each pick when we read it, settle on the official result, and compare the price with Pinnacle's close. Both the flat-stake return and the closing-line value are shown above with their sample sizes.
Too early to say, and it is the right question. A probability is only meaningful if outcomes match it over many predictions — 70% calls should land about 70% of the time. We store every stated probability alongside the result, so this page will eventually answer it with data rather than opinion.
This review is based exclusively on publicly available data we measured ourselves, using the methodology published on this site. We sell no picks, hold no affiliate deals with any platform or bookmaker, and apply the same standard to our own predictions. If the platform disputes any number, we will publish their response. Full methodology →