How to Get Daily Football Predictions from AI Software
Getting daily football predictions from AI software starts with a repeatable routine: choose the correct date and time zone, update the fixture list, open a match report and read each market separately. This tutorial follows the World Cup AI Football Tips workbook shown in the original screenshots, using Denmark vs Portugal as a worked example.
Cover: AI-generated editorial illustration. The three software screenshots below are the original images supplied for this tutorial.
Before you start: choose the right software
The current product page is named Worldwide AI Football Tips, while the supplied workbook title reads World Cup AI Football Tips. The product lists correct-score, 1X2, BTTS, goal-market and half-time/full-time forecasts. Check the current product description and instructions for the version you purchase.
Requirements shown on the product page: Windows 10 or newer and Microsoft Excel desktop 2019 or newer. One payment includes 12 months of access; continuing after that requires another purchase, with no automatic renewal. This guide is published by AI Football Tips, the software seller.
Step 1 — Open the workbook and select the fixture date
Open your supplied workbook in the supported desktop version of Excel, following the installation instructions. Go to the Listing sheet. In the screenshot, the time-zone selector is GMT +1 and the date selector is Tomorrow. The fixture rows show 1 October 2026 because the screenshot was supplied on 30 September.
For a daily routine, choose the day you want to analyse and confirm that the dates in the table match. Recheck the time-zone setting when clocks change or when travelling. Do not rely on the word Tomorrow without checking the actual fixture date.
Original screenshot 1: the daily fixture list. The Denmark–Portugal row shows 2026.10.01 19:45 with GMT +1 selected. Click the image to inspect the controls.
Step 2 — Update games and check the match details
Use Update Games to refresh the fixture list, following your version’s instructions. Check the competition, home team, away team and displayed kickoff time before selecting a match. The listing contains several competitions; appearing in the table does not mean every report has the same data quality.
UEFA lists Denmark vs Portugal on 1 October 2026 in Nations League Group A4. The date agrees with the workbook. Consult the official schedule again before kickoff because fixtures and times can change.
Step 3 — Select the match and open its report
Locate the fixture you want. The supplied Listing sheet has a Download link beside each match under Download Result. Use that row’s link and follow the workbook’s prompts, then inspect the report in BazaDate as shown in the next screenshots. Button names and the exact sequence may differ between versions.
Check the team names again in the report header. If a report is blank, unchanged or belongs to another fixture, refresh and resolve the mismatch before using its estimates. Ask support if the download does not complete rather than treating empty cells as predictions.
Step 4 — Read the half-time predictions
Original screenshot 2: Denmark vs Portugal half-time analysis. HT means half-time; FT means full-time. Keep these markets separate.
Half-time 1X2: Denmark 29%, draw 62%, Portugal 9%. The draw is the highest displayed half-time estimate.
Half-time goals: Under 0.5 is 59% and Under 1.5 is 90%. These correspond to no first-half goals and at most one first-half goal respectively.
Possible half-time scorelines: 0–0, 1–0 and 0–1. The screenshot does not give an individual probability for each scoreline.
The form figures are model-specific scores. Without the calculation method, they should not be described as goal totals, league points or a verified success rate.
Step 5 — Read the full-time forecast
Original screenshot 3: the supplied full-time panel. It is interpreted alongside the Denmark–Portugal header in screenshot 2; team names are cropped out of this panel.
Full-time 1X2: Denmark 16%, draw 18%, Portugal 66%. Portugal is the model’s leading full-time outcome, not a guaranteed winner.
The FT summary reads 2X, the away-win-or-draw double-chance option. The displayed full-time probabilities add to 84% for those two outcomes; this is a calculation from the rounded figures, not a separately validated forecast.
Possible full-time scorelines: 1–2, 1–3 and 0–2. They are alternative scenarios, not three simultaneous predictions that can all succeed.
Goal probabilities: Over 1.5 is 88% and Over 2.5 is 71%. Under 1.5 is 12% and Under 2.5 is 29%.
Denmark vs Portugal: the match prediction in plain English
The strongest directional reading is a half-time draw followed by a Portugal full-time win, viewed as two separate model leans. The report also gives a higher estimate to Over 1.5 than Over 2.5. No result is claimed: this is a snapshot of forecasts supplied on 30 September for the 1 October fixture.
Do not multiply 62% and 66% to claim a combined half-time/full-time probability. The two outcomes are related, and the screenshot provides no joint probability. Likewise, a high model percentage alone does not establish betting value.
Check mixed signals before choosing a selection
The summary shows Possible Goals 1.8 and FT P/S UN_3,5, while the detailed panel shows Over 2.5 at 71% and includes a 1–3 scoreline. Under 3.5 and Over 2.5 can both occur if there are exactly three goals, but the 1–3 scenario would not satisfy Under 3.5. If 1.8 is intended as an expected total, it also needs reconciliation with the high Over 2.5 estimate. The screenshot does not document how these fields are calculated.
Refresh the report and ask support to clarify any conflicting fields. The odds cells show 0.00, so they provide no usable bookmaker price for a value comparison. The BTTS summary cell is blank; this tutorial does not invent a BTTS percentage or pick.
A simple daily workflow to repeat
Set the date and time zone, then update the games.
Verify the fixture and open the correct report.
Read half-time, full-time, goals and exact scores separately.
Save the report with its date and time before kickoff.
After the match, log every selection and result, including losses, using the same rules.
Which software should you buy?
For the Excel-based workflow illustrated here, start with Worldwide AI Football Tips and compare its stated features with your needs. It is a relevant choice for readers wanting several match markets in one workbook. Check the current price, system requirements and licence terms before purchasing. A verified win rate is not available.
Prefer using your phone? Our Telegram guide explains the separate MAD FOOTBALL access service and its manual activation process.
Frequently asked questions
Does 88% mean the software wins 88% of the time?
No. In this screenshot, 88% is the estimate for one match’s Over 1.5 goals market. It is not a measured success rate for the software.
Can I use the Excel workbook on any phone?
The product page specifies Windows and desktop Excel. Do not assume mobile Excel or a browser can run the workbook’s functions. Check the separate Telegram option if you want a phone-based workflow.
Are these screenshots proof of a winning prediction?
No. They show a fixture list and model forecasts, not a settled result. A fair performance record needs dated predictions and all subsequent outcomes.
Sources checked 30 September 2026: the three supplied software screenshots, the current Worldwide AI Football Tips product page and UEFA’s fixture schedule. Predictions are estimates, not guarantees. 18+; never bet money you cannot afford to lose.