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Most results are added within an hour or two of full time; games that finish late at night in Europe are added by the next morning (UK time). Saved lines settle when the result arrives, so a late game may settle the next morning. In the app, pull the latest from Settings → Check for new results.

No. TallyLine counts how often each line has hit in past matches and highlights the ones that have hit far more often than the league average. It doesn't predict results, and past rates don't guarantee what happens next. What you do with it is up to you.

A line that has hit far more often than the league average in the games that matter for this match: the two clubs' meetings, the home club at home and the away club away. How TallyLine works explains the rule and how to read a card.

Your saved lines are part of the app's data on your phone, so they move with an iCloud or computer backup when you set up the new iPhone from it. There's no account, so they can't be synced any other way.

By default times are shown in your own time zone. To see each match in its local time, switch Kickoff times to Match local time (Settings in the app, beside the day picker on the website).

Not every competition records everything for every season (some older seasons have no corners, cards or shots, and xG only goes back a few seasons). When a game has no figure for a market, it's left out of that market's counts rather than guessed.

The Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two, the Scottish Premiership, La Liga, Serie A, the Bundesliga, Ligue 1, the Primeira Liga, the Brasileirão, the A-League and MLS. If there's a league you'd like to see, tell us.

Almost nothing, because we don't collect any: no account, no tracking. See the privacy policy.