Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about xG Signals — what we do, how the track record works, and how to get live picks.
What are xG signals?
xG signals are live, in-play football picks informed by expected goals (xG). Our analysts watch matches as they unfold and, using xG as a key part of how we read the game, publish a pick when more goals look likely than the scoreline and odds imply.
Is the track record real?
Yes. Every signal — win or loss — stays on the record permanently. The full history and the aggregate statistics (win rate, yield, net profit, average odds) are public and free, with no cherry-picking.
Which markets do you cover?
Picks focus on goals-based, in-play markets — over/under goal totals such as Over 2.5 Goals, next goal, and remaining goals. Each pick clearly states the market and the selection. See the methodology for details.
How much does it cost?
The full history of past signals is free. Live, still-open picks require a membership, available as monthly, 6-month and annual plans. You can subscribe from your account page.
How do I get live signals?
Create an account, choose a membership plan from your account page, and you’ll unlock live picks plus access to the members’ Telegram group for real-time alerts.
Where do I receive signals?
In our members’ Telegram group. After you subscribe, open your account pageand tap “Join our Telegram” to connect — then every live pick arrives as a notification.
How often will I get signals, and when?
Signals are in-play, so they arrive while matches are live — there is no fixed schedule. Turn on Telegram notifications so you don't miss one, and be ready to act quickly, because in-play odds move fast.
What does a signal look like?
Each signal names the match and competition, the minute and score when it was logged, the market and selection (the pick), and the odds. For example: England — Premier League · Manchester City vs Liverpool · 35', 1–0 · Next goal: Manchester City @ 1.80.
How is performance calculated?
Each settled signal is staked as a flat 1 unit. A win returns the odds minus 1, a loss returns −1, and a void returns 0. Win rate is wins over decided bets, and yield is net profit divided by decided bets. Full detail is on the methodology page.
Is this financial advice?
No. xG Signals is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. There is risk involved; only ever stake what you can afford to lose. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. 18+.