Using Ai in sports betting
October 25th, 2026 at 1:31:38 AM
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I saw a Nfl game where in the final seconds analytics showed that the best play had a 56% chance of succeeding.
And the head coach went with it.
(How did the broadcast announcers have access to the team's analytic computer?)
Of course, if the announcers had access to the analytic computer then so did the opposing team.
And the offense failed.
Would using Ai to help you make bets be useless since both teams also use Ai?
And the head coach went with it.
(How did the broadcast announcers have access to the team's analytic computer?)
Of course, if the announcers had access to the analytic computer then so did the opposing team.
And the offense failed.
Would using Ai to help you make bets be useless since both teams also use Ai?
Craps is paradise (Pair of dice).
Lets hear it for the SpeedCount Mathletes :)
October 25th, 2026 at 5:32:01 AM
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Quote: 100xOddsI saw a Nfl game where in the final seconds analytics showed that the best play had a 56% chance of succeeding.
And the head coach went with it.
(How did the broadcast announcers have access to the team's analytic computer?)
Of course, if the announcers had access to the analytic computer then so did the opposing team.
And the offense failed.
Would using Ai to help you make bets be useless since both teams also use Ai?
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It can be helpful. It accesses information better/quicker than I can. For NRFI/YRFI bets I ask it for each starting pitchers first inning records. For EPL it gave me info on how often a team blows a 2 goal lead. In NFL how often a team blows a 10 point lead. Etc….
