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From the 1962 founding through seven decades to 21 club dossiers, soccer economics and the statistics archive
Soccer Economics
Financial analysis of Bundesliga clubs — Health Scores and Predictions
Soccer Economics bridges historical analysis with the intelligence world. We analyze the balance sheets and financial reports of all Bundesliga clubs, assign Financial Health Scores and derive predictions: Which club operates sustainably? Where are financial problems brewing? How do transfer spending, stadium debt and investor money affect competitive capability?
The analysis covers revenue structure, personnel cost ratio, net debt, transfer balances and the Closelook Financial Stability Score — a proprietary metric rating each club's financial health on a 0-to-100 scale.
The Soccer Economics section is currently being built. First analyses and Financial Health Scores coming shortly.
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Intelligence
Market intelligence for qualified Bundesliga predictions
Live Data
Current odds, line movements and implied probabilities — the real-time foundation for every qualified prediction
Market-Moving News
Lineups, injuries, suspensions, coaching changes — only news that moves the market
Recurring Patterns
Seasonal trends, home/away anomalies, scheduling effects and historical distortions in Bundesliga markets
Mispricing Signals
Where odds don't match fundamentals — systematically identified before the market corrects
Directional Alpha
Concrete trading setups for prediction markets — with entry, target and risk assessment
Prediction Markets
Why this site focuses on prediction markets — not sports betting
Prediction markets are trading platforms where you trade on the outcome of future events. Unlike sports betting, prices aren't set by a bookmaker but by supply and demand — like a stock exchange. In 2025/2026, they've gone mainstream: Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers ForecastEx and Gemini Titan.
The European Edge: Polymarket and Kalshi are US-centric. If you live in Europe, watch Sportschau, read kicker, know Transfermarkt.de and understand the 50+1 dynamic, you have a structural information advantage. Plus the timezone: when Bundesliga news breaks in German media, most PM traders are still asleep.