Every Premier League 2026–27 match predicted before kickoff — win, draw, loss probabilities logged publicly and never edited. Then the part almost nobody does: every week, the model grades its own predictions and publishes the result. Hits, misses, and the running Brier score, all on the record.
One email when Brier FC goes live at Premier League kickoff. After that, one short weekly email: what the model called, what actually happened, and the score it gave itself. Unsubscribe any time.
The Brier score measures whether your probabilities were honest: 0 is perfect foresight, 0.25 is flipping a coin. Pundits and tipsters never tell you theirs — wrong calls quietly disappear. Ours is the name on the door. If the model turns into a coin-flipper, the scoreboard will say so, in public, under our own crest.
This model ran the FIFA World Cup 2026 in public as JetLag XI: 104 matches predicted before kickoff, logged to a public file, never edited. It named Spain most likely champion before the opening match. Spain lifted the trophy.