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The Eleven Mode

The Eleven mode is a continuous scoring system based on the real proximity of your prediction to the final result of the match. Unlike traditional rigid systems, where players who barely miss the exact score receive the same points as those who are completely wrong, Eleven rewards accuracy proportionally, while eliminating the strategic bias towards draws.

The Mathematical Formula

How points are calculated in real time

The score starts from a base of 10 points to which a penalty is applied for each goal difference, for the incorrect goal difference (spread) and for the wrong 1X2 sign. If you guess the exact score, you receive an additional bonus of 1 point, reaching the maximum of 11 points. The minimum score is always 0.

Punti = Max(0, 10 - Diff_Gol - 2 × Diff_Scarto - Penalità_Segno + Bonus_Esatto)

Base Points (10)

The initial points bundle assigned to every prediction before calculating goal discrepancies.

Exact Score Bonus (+1)

If the prediction exactly matches the real result, 1 bonus point is added to reach the maximum of 11 points.

Absolute Goal Difference

1 point is subtracted for each goal difference between the predicted and real goals (both for the home and away teams).

Goal Difference Penalty

Double the difference between the predicted goal difference and the real goal difference is subtracted. This penalizes missing the match dynamics.

1X2 Outcome Penalty

If you get the final sign wrong (1, X or 2), an asymmetric penalty is applied to prevent draw predictions from having an unfair advantage.

Penalty levels: 0 points for correct outcome; 2 points if one sign is a draw and the other is not; 3 points if you predict a win but the other team wins.

Score Simulator

Enter a prediction and a real result to see the detailed points calculation

Your Prediction

Home
2
-
Away
1

Real Result

Home
2
-
Away
1
Points Earned11 Punti

Points Calculation Details

Starting Points+10
Home/Away Goal Difference (|2-2| + |1-1|)0
Goal Spread Error (2 × |1-1|)0
1X2 Sign Penalty (1 vs 1)
No penalty (correct sign)0
Exact Score Bonus+1
Calculated Final Score11

Practical Calculation Examples

Real cases taking an initial prediction of 2 - 1 as an example

Real ResultSignDetailed CalculationPointsQualitative Evaluation
2 - 1110 (Base) - 0 (Goals) - 0 (Spread) - 0 (Sign) + 1 (Bonus)11Perfect (Exact Score)
3 - 2110 (Base) - 2 (Goals) - 0 (Spread) - 0 (Sign)8Excellent (same +1 spread, 1 goal error per team)
3 - 1110 (Base) - 1 (Goals) - 2 (Spread) - 0 (Sign)7Very good (same direction, 1 goal extra spread)
2 - 2X10 (Base) - 1 (Goals) - 2 (Spread) - 2 (Penalty)5Decent (wrong sign but close spread)
1 - 2210 (Base) - 2 (Goals) - 4 (Spread) - 3 (Penalty)1Poor (total outcome reversal)
0 - 3210 (Base) - 4 (Goals) - 8 (Spread) - 3 (Penalty) = -5 (minimum 0)0Incorrect (no proximity to result)