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WC Formbook

Study a World Cup forecasting archive that combines team form, a goal model, tournament probabilities and historical Polymarket comparisons.

Visit official sitewcformbook.com
Available on
Web, GitHub
Pricing
The public research archive, methodology and linked code are accessible without a listed subscription.
Availability: public

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What is WC Formbook?

WC Formbook is most useful as a worked sports-research example. It exposes the path from recent international results to match forecasts and tournament views, plus a report and betting-ROI record. The completed 2026 tournament material is an archive for evaluating methodology and historical decisions.

Who it is for

  • Football model researchers
  • Users studying probability-to-market comparisons
  • Readers auditing a completed tournament forecast

Features and coverage

Available on
Web, GitHub
Markets & venues
Polymarket
Research topics
World Cup modeling, Historical forecast evaluation
  • Recent form

    Review the last ten international matches in most-recent-first order.

  • Match probabilities

    Inspect the Dixon–Coles-based forecasting approach.

  • Tournament bracket

    Follow the actual knockout progression.

  • Go-through estimates

    Compare advancement probabilities across teams.

  • Futures and awards

    Research longer-horizon tournament questions.

  • Picks and ROI

    Inspect the published selection and performance record.

  • Methodology and glossary

    Read the definitions behind model outputs.

  • Source trail

    Follow the code and archived data runs.

Workflows with WC Formbook

Audit a prediction

Choose a match, inspect the available form inputs and compare the recorded probability with the outcome.

Study market selection

Read the archived Polymarket comparison and the selection rule before interpreting ROI.

Reuse the method

Trace source inputs and model assumptions through the linked repository rather than copying an expired tournament pick.

Pricing and total cost

The public research archive, methodology and linked code are accessible without a listed subscription.

Getting started

Before you start: The 2026 tournament material is historical, not a current upcoming-match signal.

  1. Open the report and methodology.
  2. Choose Matches, Futures or Awards.
  3. Check which archived run produced the forecast.
  4. Review input form and model assumptions.
  5. Compare the result and recorded market quote.
  6. Follow the code for reproducible analysis.

Useful links

What to check

  • The 2026 tournament material is historical, not a current upcoming-match signal.
  • The knockout bracket follows actual winners and should not be read as the original forecast bracket.
  • Model probabilities and archived market snapshots have different timestamps.
  • The ROI record depends on its stated selection and price assumptions.

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Our take on WC Formbook

Published methodology and code make the tournament archive useful for retrospective study. Historical bracket paths and completed 2026 matches should not be presented as current upcoming-event signals.

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Frequently asked questions about WC Formbook

Is this a current live football betting feed?

Its main material is a completed World Cup research archive.

Which match model is identified?

Dixon–Coles.

Can I inspect inputs?

The site links its sources, methodology and archived runs.

Does the bracket show only model picks?

It follows the actual tournament progression.