Frequently asked questions

No. You can create slips, view the matrix and download the share card without an account. Everything works locally in your browser.

In your browser's localStorage. They're only accessible on the device you entered them on. They disappear if you clear your browser data.

A grid that shows how much you'd get paid for each possible final score, across all your active slips. You see at a glance which result pays the most.

The current focus is on football. The tool works for any sport where a final score matters, but market types and odds references are optimised for football.

Not yet. We tried this route and switched it off again because selecting and pasting the text yourself was not the experience we wanted. Real image recognition is planned, without a date. Until then you enter a slip manually.

No. SlipsIQ is an independent tool. There is no affiliation with bookmakers and no bets are placed from within the app.

Your slips are stored in a secure database (Supabase) and accessible across all your devices. Your data is yours and is not shared with third parties.

Premium is available. You can see the plans and the price on the Pricing page and upgrade straight from your profile.

On a regular accumulator you lose everything as soon as one selection misses. On a system bet every combination of your selections becomes its own bet, so part of it survives when one goes wrong. With 3 to 8 selections, pick Full cover (Trixie through Goliath) for every combination from doubles up, or Lucky (Patent through Lucky 255) if you want the singles included too. Your stake is split across all lines, so you put more in for the same selections.

No. Suggest a Slip shows which combination our own Poisson model would pick within your filters, with the model probability next to every leg. It is the same statistical analysis as Match Scout, condensed into one slip. What you do with it is your call, and the model knows nothing about injuries, line-ups or motivation.

They are indicative prices, derived from the model probability with a typical bookmaker margin on top. They are not real quotes. When you use the slip, the form opens and you enter the odds your bookmaker actually offers, so the score matrix and the payout are correct.