Filters overview

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Last Update a year ago

The Filters section allows you to find games based on specific statistical criteria.


You can open the Filters modal by clicking the Filters/Alerts button at the top of the feed. This will bring up a panel with multiple filter options.

The Filters modal is divided into several tabs:


  • General

  • Live

  • Odds

  • Goals

  • Corners

  • Yellow Cards

  • H2H

  • Extra Stats

  • League Stats

  • Leagues

  • Fixtures

Each stat within a tab has two input fields next to its name:


  • The left input sets the minimum value.

  • The right input sets the maximum value.

You can use just one of them — for example, enter 70 in the left box to filter for stats above 70%.

Indicators next to stats:
  • (H) – Filters stats for the home team (based on home games).

  • (A) – Filters stats for the away team (based on away games).

  • (Avg) – Filters based on the average between home and away team stats (same as the center line in the stats feed).

Prefilled values show the minimum and maximum allowed range for each stat.

Filter Settings

These options control how filters are applied:


  • Filter Type

    • Home/Away (default): Uses home game stats for the home team and away game stats for the away team.

    • All Games: Uses overall stats (all games) for both teams.

    • You can switch between these even without setting any filters. Just select a type and click Apply.

  • Stats Based On

    • Choose how many games the stats should be based on (e.g. last 5 games, last 10 games, etc.).

  • Show Finished Games

    • Enable this to include completed matches in your search. By default, only upcoming and live matches are included.

  • Played Games

    • Filters will apply only to matches where both teams have played the required number of games.

Combining Filters

You're free to combine filters from any tabs in any way you want. There are no limitations — mix and match to narrow down your search as needed.

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