Krypt Scout + Guide: Sports Predictions & Win Probabilities
Krypt Scout + is a sports prediction tool that brings matchups, trends, team performance and win probabilities into one dashboard, so you don't have to dig through several stats sites. It covers multiple sports.
Scout + isn't a public download: it's for Krypt donors, through the Krypt Discord. This guide covers getting access and how to read what it shows.
What Krypt Scout + does
- Matchup predictions for upcoming games.
- Win probability estimates.
- Team trends and performance data.
- Game and matchup analysis.
- Multiple sports in one place.
How to get access
- Join the Krypt Discord.
- Follow the donor instructions in the server. Donor access is handled there.
- Once you're a donor, you get Scout + through the Discord.
Scout + isn't available as a public download on krypt.cc. If you find a copy elsewhere, it isn't from us.
How to read a win probability
A 65% win probability means that if the same matchup were played many times, that team would be expected to win about 65 of every 100. It also means it loses about 35. Over a season, a well-calibrated 65% pick loses often.
- Compare the probability with what the market or odds imply. A probability alone says who's favoured, not whether a price is good.
- Read the trends and team data behind the number: injuries, form and schedule can matter more than the headline figure.
- Judge a model over many games, never one.
Quick tips
- Use Scout + to save research time, then apply your own judgement.
- Keep a record of predictions against results to learn where the model is strongest for you.
- Interested in prediction markets instead? See Polybot US and Krypt Trader.
Krypt Scout + FAQ
How do I get Krypt Scout +?
It's for donors, through the Krypt Discord. It isn't a public download.
Which sports does it cover?
Multiple sports. The current list is in the app and the Discord.
Are the predictions guaranteed?
No. They are probability estimates. Even a strong favourite loses regularly, and no pick is a lock.
Is it betting advice?
No. It's analysis and data. Any decision you make with it is your own.