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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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  1. Software Company
  2. Information Service
  3. Online Sports Betting Vendor

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Oddigo is a football player market intelligence platform built to help users research football betting markets using data, statistics and transparent probability models. The platform brings together player performance data, historical statistics, bookmaker odds and match context to make football player markets easier to research and understand. Oddigo analyses markets including player shots on target, cards, goals and other player-based football markets. Our models estimate the probability of different outcomes and compare those probabilities with bookmaker odds to highlight potential value and areas where the data and betting market disagree. Our Opportunity Rating brings multiple signals together into a simple score, while supporting insights help explain why an opportunity has been identified. Users can then explore the underlying player statistics, match information and market data themselves. Oddigo is designed as a football intelligence and research platform rather than a traditional tipster service. We focus on making the reasoning behind our analysis visible so users can make their own informed decisions. Our goal is simple: better football betting research through better data.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Really impressed

Really impressed!
It’s easy to use and gives you loads of useful stats without having to search through different websites.

I especially like being able to compare the probabilities with the bookmaker odds and see where there might be value. The explanations behind the ratings are useful too, rather than it just giving you a prediction with no context.

Still a fairly new platform but there’s already a lot on there and it’s been really useful for researching bets. Looking forward to seeing how it develops.

21 August 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

New to oddigo and up to now really…

New to oddigo and up to now really impressed. Really easy to use and has some great tools if you like to find best odds player stats and much more would highly recommend you give it a go you want be disappointed

21 August 2026
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