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Uruguay vs Cape Verde Islands AI Match Forecast

Jun 21, 2026 - 22:00
1.90
0.80
61.8% 24.3% 13.9%
Group H
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Clear edge
Uruguay · 61.8%
Model 1X2 output: Uruguay 61.8% (Poisson + Elo pipeline; home λ 1.90, away λ 0.80).
AI Match Forecast
Outcome Probability
Uruguay 61.8%
Draw 24.3%
Cape Verde Islands 13.9%
Poisson goal-line probabilities
Line Over Under
0.5 91.9% 8.1%
1.5 76.5% 23.5%
2.5 50.6% 49.4%
3.5 28.6% 71.4%
4.5 13.7% 86.3%
Match Expectations
Over 2.5 goals
50.6%
Balanced
Under 2.5 goals
49.4%
Both teams to score
48.3%
Balanced
Clean sheet likely
51.7%

Poisson total-goals expectation Σλ = 2.7 (Over 2.5 50.6% · Under 2.5 49.4%).

BTTS Yes 48.3% · No 51.7% — neither side dominates the BTTS split.

Most Likely Scorelines
Score Probability
1-0 12.7%
2-0 12.1%
1-1 10.2%
2-1 9.7%
3-0 7.6%

Top Poisson cell: 1-0 at 12.7% (exact-score variance remains high).

Model summary

1X2 from Elo-adjusted λ (1.90 / 0.80): home 61.8%, draw 24.3%, away 13.9%. Source: Dixon–Coles Poisson grid — not bookmaker odds.

Forecast clarity
Clarity: High

Qualitative clarity of the 1X2 split — not a calibrated win-probability confidence interval.

  • Lead outcome 61.8% with 37.5 pp over second place.
FAQ
How are win probabilities calculated?

Home and away expected goals (λ) are derived from Elo ratings and tournament parameters, then fed into a Dixon–Coles Poisson grid to produce 1X2, goal-line, and scoreline probabilities shown on this page.

Is this page betting advice?

No. OddsGPT displays model probabilities for informational purposes only. We do not recommend wagers or stake sizes on this page.

What does xG / λ mean here?

λ is the model’s pre-match expected goals for each team before variance is simulated. It is an input to the Poisson matrix, not a post-match expected-goals stat.

Why are exact score probabilities low?

Even the most likely scoreline typically sits below 15% because many score combinations share the probability mass — that is normal for Poisson models.

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