PIF checks the fixture list and shows you where the attacking numbers stand out. Once a match goes live, the scanner keeps the score, shots, pressure, probabilities and odds together — so you can see whether the game is building, going flat or changing direction.
Three major fixtures PIF is monitoring ahead of kick-off.
A small selection of major fixtures PIF is monitoring ahead of kick-off. Open a match for the latest analysis.
There can be hundreds of fixtures on a busy day. PIF checks the attacking numbers and narrows that down to the games that stand out, with match probabilities and prices alongside them.
The pre-match numbers only tell you so much. The Live Scanner follows the score, shots, corners, pressure, probabilities and odds so you can see whether the match is building, going flat or looking different from the pre-match picture.
This is the outcome record across all completed PIF qualifiers in the current model era — a broader benchmark than the separate pick-specific Results tracker.
Football sites can drown you in fixtures, tips and percentages. PIF does the opposite. It starts with the full eligible fixture list and tries to remove matches, not add them.
A match only reaches the PIF list when the underlying attacking data and consistency rules support it. Then each market is assessed separately.
PIF does not need to produce a pick for every match or every day.
A strong qualifier can still be too short a price. PIF shows the difference clearly.
The results record follows published PIF selections rather than general football outcomes.
PIF turns a large match list into a compact daily view designed to be read quickly on a phone.
PIF reads the recent attacking profile behind each eligible match — including the pressure indicators the model is built around.
Strong averages are not enough. The required pressure has to appear consistently, helping prevent a few unusual matches from carrying a fixture.
PIF adds Match Result probabilities, goal-market analysis, indicative odds and a simple value rating so strength and price are not confused.
Use today’s ranked qualifiers, look ahead with the Fixture Radar and review the scanner’s settled results from the same mobile-friendly members area.
No. PIF is designed to reject fixtures that do not meet the required profile. Some days will naturally produce fewer qualifiers than others.
Members get the ranked daily qualifier list, PIF Strength, Match Result probabilities, Over 1.5, Over 2.5 and BTTS analysis, indicative prices, value thresholds, Fixture Radar, PIF Picks and settled results.
They are bands of overall PIF qualifier strength. Every match shown has already passed the qualification rules; the grade helps you compare the qualifiers with each other.
No. Match quality and price are different. A strong qualifier can still be priced too short, which is why PIF shows a separate value rating.
They are indicative snapshots captured during the scan and can move. PIF shows them for comparison with its value threshold; always verify the latest price with your bookmaker or exchange.
No. Football is uncertain. PIF is a statistical analysis and filtering tool; it does not guarantee any result or financial return.
Yes. PIF Football is £9.99 per month and the subscription can be cancelled through the secure Stripe customer portal.
Open PIF Football, see the strongest qualifying matches first and make your own decision from a much smaller, clearer set of data.
Start 7 Days Free →Core markets: Match Result, Over 1.5, Over 2.5 and Both Teams to Score. Picks are not forced when the rules are not met.
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