2014 World Cup Bracket: Still Perfect

When the group stages of the World Cup ended, 16 teams remained. The 2014 World Cup reached the knockout stages, and AccuScore’s computer simulated each matchup 10,000 times to arrive at the most likely final: Argentina versus Germany.

Along the process, AccuScore’s bracket continued to go according to plan despite picking Costa Rica to advance over Greece, which Bloomberg’s bracket did not have. Picking Germany to beat Brazil by a healthy margin was probably the biggest call of the tournament, and well, Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs and ESPN’s Five Thirty Eight all got that one wrong.

With the World Cup entering its final weekend, the only prediction model that remains perfect is AccuScore. We’ve displayed this image on our Twitter and Facebook accounts several times and spray-painted it our website. We were never trying to hide our picks, and well, our picks were better than literally everyone else.


With only the final remaining, AccuScore’s World Cup Bracket is still 100% spot on

AccuScore is the original simulation engine that could, and we always will. Simply put, our computer is better than everyone else’s, and once again, we’ve proven as much. Of course, we have updated picks for the World Cup Final and the 3rd place match. After all, AccuScore makes predictions and projections for every major sport and has the best track record around. With NFL and NCAA Football season around the corner, use the coupon code “quarters” to get 25% off membership. If you’re not a member, become one today!