This page explains how AlphaBench handles corrections, records public notes, and preserves prediction history. It describes a pilot covering five leagues, 20 teams, and 100 fixtures; AlphaBench content is not betting advice.
What we correct
We correct factual errors in published information when they are identified. Pre-kickoff prediction snapshots are immutable, and post-kickoff edits are rejected. For more on our approach, see the methodology and editorial policy.
Public notes
AlphaBench has recorded 1 public correction. Public notes help make corrections visible rather than silently changing the record.
Record keeping
AlphaBench tracks settled outcomes across 2,660 settled bets. The active model set includes 8 models. Data sources include fixture API imports, odds snapshots, and the fixture news store.
The pilot covers the Premier League, LaLiga, Bundesliga, Serie A, and Champions League. Prediction snapshots made before kickoff remain unchanged after kickoff.
How to report issues
When reporting an issue, identify the fixture and the information you believe is incorrect, and include relevant context so it can be reviewed. AlphaBench content is for educational purposes and is not betting advice.