
Odds-verified record · Updated June 27, 2026
We've published 3 odds-verified match-winner predictions for New Zealand since June 2026. 2 were correct (66.7% accuracy). Current streak: 2 correct in a row.
Every call is published before kick-off and graded against the closing price, so this page is a complete, independently checkable record of our New Zealand tips across World Cup — nothing is edited or removed after the fact.
Accuracy by situation — every split counts only odds-verified, settled match-winner predictions.
Prediction volume from our free-play community
New Zealand sit 4th in World Cup 2026 with a 0-1-2 record from 3 matches; our match-winner calls have landed 66.7% in World Cup.
League position and W-D-L from the 2026-27 standings we hold, dated per row; “our record” counts odds-verified predictions settled that season.
Most recent settled match-winner calls — newest first
vsBelgiumWorld Cup1-5Jun 27, 20261-5CorrectL
vsEgyptWorld Cup1-3Jun 22, 20261-3CorrectD
@IranWorld Cup2-2Jun 16, 20262-2Missed2 of our last 3 New Zealand predictions settled correct — including the 1-5 defeat over Belgium on June 27, 2026. The miss came in the 2-2 draw at Iran on June 16, 2026.
Three rules, applied to every call — so the record can be checked, not taken on faith.
Every New Zealand prediction on BetYouCanWin is published before kick-off, time-stamped, locked, and graded against closing odds. The track record on this page covers all odds-verified match-winner calls across World Cup since June 2026 — and the same three rules apply to every single one.
A prediction only counts in the New Zealand record when it was published with verifiable bookmaker odds before kick-off and settled against the official full-time result. Nothing is back-filled, re-graded, or added retroactively — if a call misses those checks, it never appears in these stats.
All records are computed from our published, verified predictions. BetYouCanWin is a free prediction game — no real money betting. Historical accuracy does not guarantee future results.
The 66.7% when New Zealand start as the bookmakers' favourite covers just 3 matches — a sample too small to judge, published for transparency.