About Formline

The board

The home board lists upcoming fixtures across eleven sports: football, basketball, tennis, American football, baseball, ice hockey, handball, rugby, volleyball, MMA and AFL. The sidebar is the coverage list. Pick a sport, then a tournament, then a date. Search looks through the stored feed, not only the rows already on screen.

Kickoff times on a fixture row use your device clock. Opening a fixture does not require a plan. You can read each side's stored recent results and their previous meetings before any forecast appears.

Two market shapes, not one fake 1X2

The buttons follow how that sport finishes. A draw is only offered where a draw is a real result.

Football, ice hockey and handball are read as goals. Tennis and volleyball are the stored set score, not games. MMA is the fight result. Basketball, American football, baseball, rugby and AFL use the stored final score. Formline does not convert a set score into games or a final score into a spread.

How Scout forecasts a fixture

Scout is Formline's forecasting agent. It works from prepared pre-match evidence stored for that fixture and does not need a customer request to start generating. Facts that are absent stay absent rather than being invented.

• Stored recent results for each side, ordered newest first.
• Form, scoring and defensive signals derived before forecast generation.
• Previous meetings between the same two sides when reliable matches exist.
• Rest and schedule context only when the underlying timestamps are actually stored.
• Missing, stale or thin evidence reduces data quality instead of becoming fake certainty.
• Head-to-head remains background evidence rather than an automatic reason to repeat an old result.
• Every published forecast records the evidence cutoff used to create it.

Scout publishes a coherent pre-match probability set before kickoff. A forecast is frozen against post-kickoff rewriting, and a replacement is published only after a complete new batch is ready.

Bookmaker odds are not the Formline forecast

Some fixtures also show decimal odds captured from bookmakers, including Nigerian books where a hint exists. That block is labelled as the bookmaker, can be delayed, and can be suspended. "Open to book" leaves formline.ng. Formline does not place the bet and does not share in the stake.

What a plan unlocks

Browsing fixtures, recent results and previous meetings stays open. Scout probabilities, prediction slips, bookings and the Game Wall need a signed-in plan. Sign-in is Google, completed on auth.formline.ng and kept for formline.ng.

• Formline Core, ₦2,000 for 30 days: forecasts, slips, bookings, and standard Game Wall distribution.
• Formline Pro, ₦5,000 for 30 days: Core, plus boosted Wall placement and monthly streak incentives.
• Formline Creator, ₦10,000 for 30 days: Pro, plus a fixed subscriber rate and subscriber-only bookings.

Checkout is in naira. Access starts after payment is verified, and each successful purchase adds 30 days. NGN plans renew only when you pay again. A plan buys product access; it does not buy a more accurate forecast, and it does not pay you when a forecast is wrong.

A booking is your card of selections. The Game Wall is where those cards can be published. A creator subscription pays that creator for access to their subscriber-only posts. Those posts are the member's picks, not Formline's.

Where the schedule comes from

Fixtures and results are stored from external sports-data feeds before the board reads them from Formline's database. A provider outage can leave a partial or last-known schedule in place. A missing league is a coverage gap. It is not a claim that the match will not be played.

Read the disclaimer before you treat a percentage as a decision, and the FAQ if you want the same rules as short answers.