FOOTDB is a statistics database, not a tipster
Nothing on this site tells you what to bet on. Everything here describes matches that have already been played.
FOOTDB is an open football statistics database. It collects public match results — dates, teams, tournaments, scores — and computes things from them: draw rates, no-draw runs, draw debt, league tables, head-to-head records and the draw predictor ranking.
Every number on the site is derived from those results. Nothing is hand-picked, nothing is a tip, and no human opinion is added anywhere in the chain.
FOOTDB is not a betting adviser, not a tipster, and not financial advice. It is not regulated as any of those, and it does not want to be.
The models are descriptive statistics. They summarise what has happened; they do not forecast what will happen. A past pattern is not a prediction.
"Draw debt" is a statistical expectation, not an obligation of reality. A team on a long no-draw run is not owed a draw. Football does not settle debts, and a coin that has landed heads twenty times is still a coin.
The site, the API and the MCP server give you data and tools. What you conclude from them is your analysis, and what you do about it is your decision. The consequences are yours too.
Gambling can be harmful and can become an addiction. If it is a problem for you, or you think it might be, stop and get help from a support service in your country.
The data comes from public sources, imported and indexed automatically. Sources can be wrong. Imports can miss matches, duplicate teams or mis-date a fixture. Indexes can be stale between runs. Historical coverage is uneven — some competitions go back decades, others barely start.
Nothing here is guaranteed accurate, complete or current. Check anything that matters against the original source.
A paid key buys access to the data, not a warranty over it. The API and MCP server return the same computed statistics as the pages, with the same limits and the same caveats — descriptive, possibly wrong, never advice on what to bet.