What is ProBettingHub? Statistics for football and basketball
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You'll learn
- What ProBettingHub is and which sports it covers
- How to choose a statistic and set a range for it
- How to check a filter on matches already played
- How to read a backtest result
ProBettingHub is a statistics site for football and basketball. Every match has its numbers, and in football so does every league: goals, both teams to score, corners, cards, xG and more.
These numbers describe what has already happened, not what will happen next. Read each one with the number of matches behind it: a share built on a handful of matches can change quickly.
Two tools built on those numbers
Your first three steps
Open a match or a league
Every match has its own page with its statistics, and so does every football league. A match you already follow is a good place to start.
Tap a league’s name (1) for its page, or a match (2) for its statistics. Find matches by their statistics
Choose the statistics that matter to you and set a range for each. The list keeps only the matches that fit. The pictures follow one example: matches in the featured leagues between two teams that went over 2.5 goals in at most 40% of their last 10 matches.
In Pro Finder, tap Filters (1). 
Switch on Only featured (1) to keep the leagues on the featured list: the top flights and selected second divisions. The statistics are grouped by topic: open a group, here Over / Under % (2), and tap a statistic, here Over 2.5 % (3). 
Set a range for each team: drag the handles, or tap a number and type it. Here the most is 40% for the home team (1) and for the away team (2), counted over each team’s last 10 matches (3). 
Close the panel: the list keeps only the matches that fit. The chip (1) shows the filter (tap its × to remove it), and the column (2) shows each team’s number. Check your filters on finished matches
Run the same filters on matches that have already been played to see how a selection did, and on how many matches. In the example, the selection is Over 1.5 goals.
In the same panel, tick Enable backtesting (1), then choose the market (2), the line (3) and the selection (4). 
The result appears above the list (1): units won or lost at 1 unit per selection, the yield, and how many matches it rests on. 
Tap the card for the full backtest. Choose the period (1), here the last 6 months. Next to the result (2) are the yield and the number of selections it rests on (3). The odds reference (4) says which odds the result uses, here the best current odds across all sources.
Reading a positive result
In the example, the selection came out ahead over the last 6 months. Before you read much into a result like that, check three things.
- How many matches. Across about a thousand matches, a yield of a few percent either way can come from chance alone. The more matches and the larger the yield, the more the result says.
- Newer matches. Compare the last 3 months with the last 6. A result that holds on the newer matches says more than one that only shows up over the longer period.
- Which odds. The best current odds are the highest across all sources. At the average odds the same selection usually comes out lower, so check the odds reference before you compare two results.
A backtest describes matches already played. It does not tell you what the next match will do.