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Permutify is a browser-based sports prediction planner. It expands the outcomes selected for each active match with at least one selected outcome into every complete card covered by those choices.

After generation, you can compare card counts, combined odds, stake distribution, and estimated returns, then refine, save, export, or share the plan. Permutify organizes calculations; it is not a bookmaker.

Start with Quick Add or enter matches manually, then keep the matches you want to calculate active and park anything you want to revisit later. Select one or more outcomes for each match you want included and enter the decimal odds you want to use; an active match with no selected outcome is skipped.

Set your stake options, then open Summary and Individual Combinations to inspect the generated cards. If the card count becomes too large, reduce the selected outcomes or refine the plan before saving or sharing it.

The calculator multiplies the number of selected outcomes for each included match. For example, two outcomes on one match, three on another, and one fixed outcome on a third create 2 × 3 × 1 = 6 complete cards.

A match fixed to one outcome does not increase the total, while every extra covered outcome can multiply it. Permutify updates the count, cards, odds, and estimated returns whenever the active matches or outcomes change.

First, confirm that at least one match has a selected outcome. Active matches with no selected outcomes are skipped, and a workspace with no selected outcomes cannot produce a card.

Permutify also stops generation when the selected outcomes would create more than 2,000,000 cards, which protects the browser from an excessively large calculation. Reduce the number of selected outcomes or park lower-priority matches until the total falls below the limit.

People often use both terms for the same planning task. In Permutify, each generated card contains one selected outcome from every included match, and the complete set of those cards is the outcome coverage produced by the permutation generator.

The combination calculator focuses on how many cards those selections create and what their odds and estimated returns look like. Both pages use the same practical idea: expand the selected match outcomes into every covered card.

Selecting outcomes defines the full source set of cards. Filtering narrows the view to cards matching a result path or chosen conditions, while elimination removes cards from the current working set using rules such as ranked range, highest-odds or lowest-return cards, loss-making cards, random removal, or joint match conditions.

When the source matches or outcomes change, Permutify calculates the working set again. A random reduction may therefore choose different cards after the source set is regenerated.

The simplest options are to remove lower-priority outcomes or park matches that do not need to be included. Advanced tools such as trim suggestions, match subset optimization, smart card elimination, ranked ranges, and joint outcome rules can make a more targeted reduction.

Review the updated card count and winning-card preview before keeping a reduction. Every removed card also removes some outcome coverage, so there is no reduction method that preserves every possible result.

Permutify multiplies the decimal odds entered for the outcomes on a card to produce its combined odds. Its base estimated return is the stake assigned to that card multiplied by those combined odds, with an optional configured bonus applied afterward.

Total Stake controls the overall amount distributed across cards, Min Stake sets the card-level floor, and Kelly mode uses the bankroll and edge assumptions you provide. All figures are planning estimates and are only as accurate as the entered odds and settings.

Yes. Quick Add and curated fixtures speed up football setup, but you can also enter a football match manually with your own team names, competition, and optional date and time.

Choose an outcome from the library or add a custom outcome, then enter the decimal odds needed for card and return calculations. Manually added matches use the same combination, filtering, stake, saving, and sharing workflow.

“Nothing” is a neutral no-bet placeholder with odds of 1. It lets a generated card intentionally make no concrete selection for that match while remaining compatible with either real result.

Nothing does not add return value, does not count toward accumulator bonus match totals, and is treated as always winning by the planning system. A card containing only Nothing outcomes is not shown as a purchasable result card.

Yes. Saved history is kept in the current browser, and an exported Permutify file can be used as a backup or imported into another browser or device.

A share link contains a self-contained snapshot that another person can open in Permutify. It is not a live collaborative document, and anyone who receives the link can access the setup included in it.

Most workspace calculations and saved prediction history stay in your browser. Clearing browser storage or moving to another device will not carry that local history with you unless you export it first.

Account access is handled with Firebase, Pro subscriptions use Stripe, support contributions use the provider you select, and basic analytics may be used to improve the product. Share links contain the setup needed to restore a plan, so treat them as information that anyone with the link can open.

Free includes core match setup, combination generation, stake controls, result cards, and basic history. Pro adds advanced scenarios, card optimization, simulation, group distribution, and deeper performance analysis.

Free does not require an account. An account is required to purchase and use Pro across sessions, and the Pricing page shows the current plan availability, billing periods, and exact feature comparison before you choose anything.

No. Permutify does not place bets, hold funds, or connect your plan to a bookmaker. It is an independent planning and analysis workspace.

Odds, potential returns, filters, and simulations are estimates rather than promises. Sports outcomes remain uncertain, so use the information responsibly and within your own limits and local rules.