Does Jupiter give predictions?

No. Jupiter does not tell you what to play and does not guarantee results. It helps you read matches, standings, form and market to decide what is worth exploring.

How are matches selected?

Each situation uses a different reading. Some analyze the standings, others recent form or the relationship between the market and the position of the teams.

Why did Jupiter select this match?

Each match is proposed because it meets the conditions set by a specific Jupiter situation. In the Match Center you can explore the reason for the selection.

Why do some matches not appear?

Jupiter only shows matches that meet the selected situation and for which the necessary data is available.

What is the difference between Guest, Free and Premium?

Guest allows you to try Jupiter with some limitations. Free unlocks features for registered users. Premium offers full access to available tools and analyses.

Is the data up to date?

Jupiter periodically updates matches, standings and odds throughout the day. Data availability may vary depending on the championship and the event.

Can I use Jupiter for free?

Yes. Jupiter can also be used as a Guest or Free user. Premium adds dedicated tools and features.

How can I ask a question?

Open your profile menu and select "Ask Jupiter".

What does "Matches analyzed" mean?

It is the number of matches for which Jupiter has the necessary data to carry out its analyses.

Why can I also see matches from previous days?

Jupiter allows you to also consult matches from previous days to compare your readings with what happened on the field.

What is the star for?

The star allows you to add a match to the Watchlist to easily find it later.

How does the search work?

You can search for a team, a championship or a country. The list of matches is updated automatically.

What does a team's form mean?

Form represents the results obtained by the team in the last matches played. It is an indicator of the team's current state, not a prediction of the result.

Where do the odds come from?

Odds come from bookmakers available through the sports APIs used by Jupiter and may vary over time.

Why doesn't a team have a standing?

Some championships do not provide a complete or updated standing. In these cases, Jupiter still shows the match indicating that the data is not available.

What do NS, HT, FT, PST... mean?

They are the official match statuses. For example: NS = Not Started, HT = Halftime, FT = Finished, PST = Postponed, CANC = Cancelled.

Why can a match appear in multiple situations?

Each situation uses a different reading. If a match meets multiple conditions, it can appear in multiple situations simultaneously.

Why doesn't a match appear in any situation?

Not all matches have interesting features for Jupiter's readings. If a match does not meet any situation, it is not proposed.