The team
The model produces the number, and these are the people who write around it, check it and hold every page on the site to the published standards.
Predictions here are produced by a model. The analysis around them is written and reviewed by people, and these are the people. Every page carries a byline naming who wrote it and who reviewed it, and both link here.
Two named people, two separated roles, both linked from every byline.
Writes the analysis around the model output, the market guides and the league pages, and checks that what is written matches what the model says.
Co-founder of AccuratePredict and responsible for editorial standards across the site: the rule that no prediction is called sure, that no settled call is ever removed, and that every page is reviewed before it goes live.
Writing and reviewing are kept apart on purpose.
These are enforceable rules, not aspirations.
Who is responsible for what, and how to reach them
The analysts and editors behind AccuratePredict. Predictions themselves come from a model rather than from a person, which is a deliberate split: the model produces the number, and the people explain what it means, check that the explanation is accurate, and hold the site to its published standards. Tolulope Afuwape, Sports Analyst, writes the analysis. Olufemi Osunyingbo, editorial lead and co-founder, reviews it and owns the standards it is checked against.
Every page shows who wrote it and who reviewed it. One person writing and publishing their own work with nobody checking it is how errors become permanent, and in a category where numbers are the product, an unchecked number is a real cost. The reviewer is named so the check is a commitment rather than a claim.
Nobody on the team changes a prediction. The method runs without an override, and the published record is computed from settled results rather than written by hand. The team's job is the words around the number, the sourcing behind every claim, and the corrections when something is wrong.
Corrections, sources and editorial questions go through the contact page, and the rules we work to are on the editorial policy. If something on this site is wrong, telling us is genuinely useful, and it will be fixed with the revision visible on the byline. More on the company is on the about page.
What people ask about who writes this site.