Getting started with KickoffScore
How the platform is organised, what lives behind each menu, and the settings worth changing before you read a single prediction.
Open live scores
KickoffScore brings fixtures, live scores, statistics, odds, model probabilities, and community tips into one place. Everything on the site is built on the same match data, so a probability you see on the predictions list is the same probability you see inside the match page and inside the tools.
What sits behind each menu
The header carries four groups. Knowing which group owns which job saves most of the hunting.
- Predictions
- Model output for every covered fixture, split by market: 1X2, double chance, BTTS, goal lines, corners, cards, shots, half-time markets, and more.
- Tips
- Community tipsters, their published tips, and the tipster ranking table.
- Tools
- The working surfaces: Acca Generator, Daily Bets, Prediction Accuracy, Advanced Stats, Trends, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, In-Play Alerts, Pre-Match Scanner, Pro Models, and the Bet Tracker.
- News
- Editorial coverage and match previews.
The search field in the header covers fixtures, teams, and leagues. It opens with the keyboard shortcut shown inside the field, so you can jump to a match without leaving the page you are on.
Three settings to check first
- 1
Odds format
The settings control in the header offers EU odds (decimal, 1.50), UK odds (fractional, 1/2), and US odds (American, -200). Every price on the site follows that choice, including inside the tools.
- 2
Theme
The same menu switches between the dark and light interface, or follows your system setting.
- 3
Language
Also in that menu, and repeated in the footer. Long-form pages such as this knowledgebase are published in English.
The homepage
The homepage is the live-score dashboard, and it is built as three columns on desktop.
- Left rail
- Top leagues, with All leagues underneath for everything else.
- Centre column
- The fixture feed, with All, Live, and By Time filters, a date control, a fixture search, and market chips that put a probability or price straight onto each row.
- Right rail
- The Who Will Win vote on a featured fixture, community numbers, and social links.
The Odds toggle above the feed turns bookmaker prices on or off across the fixture rows, which is the quickest way to make the list denser or calmer.
A sensible first pass through the site
- 1
Start on the predictions list
Open Predictions, keep the date on Today, and leave the market on All. That gives you the full picture of what the model likes across every covered competition.
- 2
Narrow to one market
Switch the market tab to the one you actually bet. The list re-sorts to that market only, which is a far more useful shortlist than scanning everything.
- 3
Open a match
Click any fixture to see the reasoning behind the number: form, head to head, goal and corner distributions, referee context, and the odds the market is offering.
- 4
Sanity check the market
Before backing anything, check Prediction Accuracy for how the model has performed in that league and market, and Dropping Odds for whether the price is already moving.
Predictions are probabilities, not promises
Every number on KickoffScore is a modelled probability built from historical and current match data. A 70% selection is expected to lose roughly three times in ten. Treat the output as one input into your own decision and stake accordingly.
Related guides
- Predictions pageThe daily model output for every covered fixture: how the date strip, market tabs, day overview, filters, and result states work together.
- Free vs PremiumWhat you can use without an account, what a free account adds, which surfaces are premium, and how the trial and Telegram connection work.
- Odds and valueThe arithmetic behind every tool on the site: converting a price into a probability, spotting the bookmaker margin, and knowing what an edge does and does not promise.