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I have a developer who recently stumbled on multiple AI he uses for sport betting predictions, he uses it to generate sport bettings but none of the bets gets to be accurate as it generates tens of games. but when used to generate a much lesser number of games the predictions are sometimes  correct, at least 3 in 10 predictions of "multiple" bets.

But he loves having 30+ games "multiple" bet to win big amount and so far it has been a challenge in the last 5-6 weeks as his winnings have drastically dropped.


Should AI be relied on for sport betting predictions?

There is a poll relating to this question of yours if AI should be use in predicting sports outcome

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5427381.0;topicseen

Imo, I think it won't work. The current AI we now is basically just machine-learning. It only knows what users teach it. Unless someone already know what the outcome would be in any game, then using ai won't be reliable.

In the long run, AI will not help, the casino will have the advantage of the house edge. You can use AI for other things in gambling, but not prediction because AI is not that better than knowledge humans in gambling.

I'd be interested to see the link to this information and whether his winnings are worth more than just manually predicting the outcome of the matches and whether can he do it in auto. This will be something to set up while you can just wait and see how much it accumulates like it's your payday.

Theres a thread about this AI prediction and it's a very long thread already. Youd be lost with all the posts in there but I guess this is V2.

AI can't predict the future or at least until now and also the general AI engines will not give you any predictions if I am not wrong.

Hypothetically, if you ask the tool to pick one of two provided options then the possibility of the desired outcome is 1/2, so there is no wonder if few bets came as predicted and it does matter only if all the predictions come true but irl that day never comes.

At all,  AI will only predict some easily available data but will not be able to make an on-time decision if the game changes in its dynamism which sometimes needs human actions to either save the total loss or take profits sometimes.

Major reasons why AI development has not really made any headway in major discussions are which is more important than not having some real effect on the success of this development.

Unfortunately, he is a developer, therefore, loads of developer skills was put into place.

For instance, he uses self-developed python scripts to develop an advanced AI tool that gives him more precision (according to him) towards possible outcome.  All these are personalised, therefore, you can not get links to it. its customised (just a thing with developers).

You have already answered the question from the body of your post. You know 3 out of 10 is below average, 5 at least is fair but in this case it was not a fair performance.

I would have suggested if the AI could identify for him the exact 3 games that will be correct so that he can focus on betting on them with an increased stake since he likes bet multiple for the purpose of winning big. But in the absence of that, he can't be relying on AI for gambling winning. AI is also like using animals to predict like octopus Paul was made to do that but we also know it failed at different instances.

Yeah AI may not give a big advantage in predicting sports bets. But AI can analyze lots of sports data to guess which team might win but it's not perfect. You should still use your own judgment and think about things like teamwork and other factors before making bets. In short DYOR.

An AI can help increase the chances of winning, but trusting completely is honestly not possible. There is no way to predict something, otherwise it would be used to win the biggest lottery prize available

Artificial intelligence is a program technology yes it can have access to history, odds , form, ranking in terms of sport prediction this is a very important thing to have but sport prediction can still not go as plan, aside the artificial intelligence technology some prediction sites that takes their time to look at different factors before they drop any prediction still there are possibilities of the game failing.
Never trust artificial intelligence technology in gambling, this is a game of possibilities and luck not program.

AI hasn't advanced as much as we think it did. Even if it did, it won't be available to us, the common people. With the knowledge it has it can only be used in other sectors like education but not gambling. What's a AI gonna do anyway? Use it's super computing ability to compute the possible outcome? Ow come one buddy. Isn't gambling a game of luck? Isn't all the results are totally random? If AI could predict that specific random winning value then how come it is called random. The only place where, I see AI and gambling is when it's used for analyzing a game.

There are too many variables involved with sports betting for the really competitive games/leagues and competitions. AI will only be able to use past data and the present team form, fitness and injury update considered to give a suggestion or prediction, but just as the human predictions they is always the margin for errors due to uncertainty which makes many  gambler loose bets.

AI's cannot always correctly predict the winner of a game, AI cannot correctly predict the team to get the first corner, the first yellow card, the exact number of goals. AI is not God, it cannot tell the future.

When I read your thread, I immediately thought: why does this friend of yours keep making multibet bets? According to what you wrote, he keeps making multibet bets because he wants to win a lot, but this idea of winning a lot is relative, in the sense that if he spent 1 month making simple bets and placing, for example, the amount won on the next bet, something like today he makes 3 bets in which he puts 5$ on each bet and on each bet he has 2.00 odds and gets all 3 bets right, so he will have 30$, tomorrow he repeats the same process, but puts 10$ on each bet, so when he gets it right he will be left with 60$, if he does this for a month then he could start winning a lot, I'm assuming he was able to get the games right using the AI.

now if he is putting money into the multi bets and constantly loses, then he will be spending money that he could use in the real world to buy other things and by doing this, he will start to get frustrated and will not accept defeat and will continue playing until he is bankrupt, this problem of gambling and losing a lot is something very unpleasant that causes pain and nonconformity on the part of many people, in many places that talk about sports betting and there is a consensus that making sports bets is something that the person, despite the person being obliged to, Looking at it as fun, the person also needs to be careful with multibet bets, because multibet bets are like lottery tickets, in multibet bets the person depends on luck

I can't tell you how much I detest those YouTube videos and articles with captions like how to beat the odds with AI. They should just stfu. All those are bs click baits. They'll say how they won 5 grands or 10 grands they are all bloody liars. AI can't make any sports betting predictions for you, you will end up wasting precious time that you should have used in doing your own research and analysis before placing a bet. And you will even lose more if you use AI's prediction to place a bet than if you did if were to place a bet based on the result of your analysis. Do not believe all those lying faced YouTubers and social media influencers.

So your friend manage to bet on 30+ games or he's doing 30+ multibets on one game? I do think if it's the former then you have an AI friend as well and imagine having 30+ games to look into and you're doing multibets on all of it, what a hassle. Well, back to the topic, AI for now isn't a reliable companion when it comes to betting maybe it needs a ton of data before we say it's a reliable thing. So, no for me.

This has been touched on here before, and my answer to this is it depends on what exactly the "AI" is figuring out.  If it's helping decide matches based on quickly crunching numbers, I guess I could use it as a guide, or something to "bounce" my ideas off of, but in the end todays "AI" isnt real AI (AGI), so until that comes to fruition, I'm likely not going to be using it to help me at all.

I don't like using AI because I bet on what I want, all decisions are in my hands. Giving the decision to the AI ​​would prevent me from enjoying my betting. Moreover, if my favorite team is playing then this is just a bet for entertainment and win or lose I will still support my favorite team

I rarely play sportsbooks and only bet on teams I like. But the point is that I don't like using AI. In my opinion, it's more fun to bet on the analysis that I do myself

A prediction is actually an important thing, I am sure the bot guess on a bet is not effective, besides that there are external factors (players are exhausted, violations, security disturbances and so on) whose status will always affect the final results of the match that is accurate bet. I personally better use my own analysis, I will not want to use BOT AI to predict anything related to sports gambling, the risk of losing is big.

No, AI is not reliable. I've voted NO on other threads complete with polls, so this one is no different.
If I want to bet, then I must make an analysis of the possibilities. Team weaknesses and strengths, available squad, recent performance, as well as many others that the AI ​​may not think about. Moreover, AI also collects analysis and data based on what is on the internet, but AI is not a reliable predictor that can make you rich. Gamble for fun and be a responsible gambler.

The number of positive results that you mentioned here are not very helpful as there is a huge difference in the odds and how AI would respond to whatever data it pulls. If it was 3 in 10 predictions and it was 3 games with a favorite who had odds of 1.1, I doubt that AI is needed to make good predictions at all...

But something else that came to my mind is about the 30+ games. Does that make any sense? I like multibets as well sometimes, but I don't know whether I had ever more than 10 or so. How would it still be enjoyable if you have 20 correct outcomes and then still have at least 10 to go? And I wonder how often he got one of those 30+ multis correct. I can't know of course, but I doubt it.

I believe the answer here is already very obvious. 3 out of 10 in multi-bet? It means you are on the losing side.
So better trust your instincts and bet on the sports you really know and very familiar of.
What more with 30+games, the chance of winning is very small in this case. Maybe try single bet, maybe you have better chance.
Because if the winning percentage is low, it means, you don't want to trust AI with your multi-bet. You can easily go bankrupt in this route.

No!, never relied on AI just for sports betting because I've never tried it.

It may give some options including giving statistical details about the teams that will compete but the results will not determine the right choice and I don't know how the AI works to choose many betting options? Does it explain everything about the most likely win?

I myself do more sports betting so far the results of my own analysis are still used because we know AI will not be accurate for a choice.

Artificial intelligence makes predictions based on available information on the internet and some data are not reliable. These AI tools are unreliable because they are machines and programmed by imperfect humans. There might be cases when these tools could make accurate predictions but I think it is just based on luck or trial and error. Most of these tools have been tested and they proved to show a lower level of intelligence than humans. It will be better to to rely on human intelligence than to put trust in machines.


Maybe in the future, we might have supper computers that can predict games accurately just as weather conditions are predicted. But until we get to that level, humans will continue to be the best game predicters. AI might be accurate in the educational field but as for gambling, it is still below standard.

In sports betting we are talking about probabilities and algorithms, so there is no way to be accurate enough to have a 100% chance, even with the help of technology such as AI.

And if what we are looking for, and what we pursue in doing sports betting is profit, then someone will try at all costs, the most important thing is that he can get a win, including using AI in making predictions. Personally, when I talk about betting, I'm talking about a hobby, and regardless of winning and losing, what I want when I do sports betting is fun and thrill. So if we use AI to make match predictions, I don't think that's the best way for us to enjoy betting. When we get a win and it's the result of our own predictions, the thrill and excitement of getting it is very different.

Any AI that I have used or better the ChatGPT as that the only thing I have used told me with a simple answer,"Sorry I cannot make any such predictions.I recommend you visit these sites" and it gave me about 5-6 sites of prediction and news about sport betting,I knew them all before the AI told me to visit them so I was not that impressed with ChatGPT with this topic.

That developer should make a good deed to the community and to make that AI public and why not open source so anyone can contribute to it and let's see if people from the open source which for me are the most talented can bring it to another level,the level of showing us at least 50% correct predictions and then it depends on us to divide the betting amount to be in profit  ;D.

That kind of AI is not the correct one for the job you are giving it, as its name heavily implies ChatGPT and other similar AI are designed to imitate the way another human will speak to you, it is not really designed to make some intricate calculations about the possibility of a team beating another one, and at best it could just give to you the predictions other people are making, without knowing for sure if the predictions are any good or not.

Its never been reliable on the first place and this is why making out some bets on making use of AI is never been recommendable but if you are really that curious whether its working or not then
here's a solid example that it doesnt. Trying out to force that it is working? then it would be your own choice because sooner or later you would really be able to find out that its never been that
worth on trying out to rely yourself with these things. Yes, AI could really be able sum up with those relevant information basing up on what are the information that had been stored up
basing on the past events but we know that there are things on which AI couldnt be able to assess.

For information seeking then it would be that relevant, but in speaking about trusting up 100% on the information that it do gives and on the sense that you are already relying
on it in means of betting then i would say that its not recommendable.

The team behind ChatGPT restricts their AI from answering some kind of questions, including gambling. Although their answers won't be correct, but they don't want users taking advantage of the chatbot. Have you tried using different languages to ask similar questions on chatgpt. Some people have tried using local languages in south Africa to trick the chatbot to answer restricted questions. As the bot is trained in ways that it could answer different questions. But using English to query the bot for such information, may not get you any answer, due to the restriction. However, using AI to predict games is more like accepting that the bot is more intelligent than the brain. The human brain always perform better than AI, in all aspect of life. Relying on AI can't be effective, and can further affect the user not to utilize his brain power on sport analysis. Even when we book few games, it's not certain the bot's prediction, would play out accurately. AI isn't able to predict the future, but with it's training, it can easily look around all the sports resources required to analyze the game. Which would be better off, if we did that ourselves.

AI models can struggle making predictions outside the data used to train them.  Historical patterns may not capture new or unexpected events.  While fine for some applications, complex bets with many variables pose a problem.  Each additional game increases variables.  More ingredients in the mix, harder to bake a cake and  can AI get better at this? Maybe someday.  But no guarantees.

Lots of factors feed unpredictability.  Team chemistry, injuries weather.  An ill-timed gust alters the flight of a field goal.  Chaos sneaks into the complex.  So while AI keeps improving, beware overconfidence.

AI for the sports betting will not be the better option,many try of the bot for the trading.If they are successful using the bot trading,nearly Ninety percentage of the working population in  the trading using the bot.But with my knowledge only countable people was earning few dollars using the trading.So the gambling is closely related to the trading,So the AI also can't give the accurate result for the sports betting,because the game bet based on the previous play of the player,but we know the same player can't play good in all game.So the result for the game will vary based on the team performance on that particular day.My suggestion use your own knowledge for the betting instead of using the AI for the sorts betting.

Or simply speaking about informations that had been stored up into their library on which we know that us human beings are the ones who do really feed up those informations to be stored and on the time that
you would really be asking something then they could really be able to provide out relevant information basing on what you have asked out but on the time that you would be asking something
which it is really out of its scope then they cant really be able to provide out such information as simple as that. This is why if you do tend to ask some AI then assume that you are just been that answered
by someone.  ;D

It is even crazy to think and know that there were people who are really that even believing and they do ask AI on whats the next movement market of Bitcoin
and other altcoins. hahaha. There's no such thing on this world that could really be able to predict on what would gonna happen in the future and this is why
it would be always better that you should really be not relying yourself into these things.

It definitely seems feasible that at some point in the future, when AI is fully tuned into all the latest news sources and has a reliable stream of information like news, "celeb gossip" that can describe player issues, management and weather analysis, among a lot of other data, then it might be able to beat existing analysis by bookmakers. Just bear in mind however, that these very same bookmakers are trying to stay ahead and improve their existing prediction capabilities all the time, because there is a lot of money at stake if they get it correct.. or wrong. Being able to accurately predict 3 out of 10 results doesn't seem much better than random guesswork to me.

If you train the AI long enough, you will achieve success with it. Though of course, there are some factors and conditions that you need to feed it with especially on live events. The AI needs to be fed with new information in order for it to have a higher success rate. If it doesn't, it's like you're asking a person what investment should they pick without having current knowledge on the trends and price movements of that certain investment vehicle.

Except the AI ca see the future it's of no use. Or maybe it's "the entity" (the AI in Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning) lol.
I've never used AI to predict games, but the AI will only predict games based on data it has been given and those data are also accessible to me. It is with those same data I predict my own games, so there's no difference.
It's easier to predict fewer games compared to many games and that's the same thng the AI did.
I can predict the outcome of 3 games and 80% of the time I'll be right but the chances of me getting the prediction of all 30 games correct is way lower.

Also, AI predicts games without emotion, which could be a good thing, but it can also be a disadvantage.
Let's take for example a derby match. AI will predict based on the team that is in a better form obviously, but that's not always tge case. Derby matches or rival are very different. A match between Real Madrid and Barcelona can go either way regardless of who is in a better form

That is because AIs can tell things that "might" happen based on the data that it gathers but it cannot accurately say what's actually will be the result.

For this, you ask an AI about the future price of Bitcoin and it's going to decline any prediction. And the same goes for betting, it's a future result that don't have accurate details on it.

So, if you guys are smart enough, these AIs are also smart to say that they can't predict 100% with sports betting results.

To me Artificial Intelligence does not have practical applications when comes to predicting outcomes with a high degree of accuracy, the reason is simple, there are too many variables with comes to sports which cannot be in any way, shape or form predicted.
The closest I can think an AI can get is helping with the analysis of data about the performance of teams against each other, in order to ask the machine/AI an opinion of the possible outcome.
If someone managed to get an AI which offered over 80% of accuracy within sportbetting it could be translated to the end of the industry as we know it.

I just want to try to enjoy this sports betting activity so that it can give me pleasure. Regardless of whether the result is winning or losing, it all depends on the match analysis process that we carry out, but when we are able to enjoy the process, then whether the result is winning or losing, betting remains a fun activity.


  Meanwhile, when we bet by relying on artificial intelligence, namely AI, we will never be able to enjoy the process. And when you lose, it becomes a regret. Because what you are after when placing a bet is profit, not pleasure.
And honestly, when I got a win through the analysis technique that I used, I felt very satisfied when I got the win, even though the amount wasn't much.

You make a fair point.  Betting's tough to predict perfectly 'cause the future's always uncertain.  Even if AI tools spot helpful patterns and trends, at the end of the day every bets still a gamble and  that's why bettors gotta use their own brains too - carefully judging each wager instead of just blindly following some computer's suggestions.  But sure, AI can be useful, just can't replace human common sense.

I can see the benefit of using AI in betting in the coming years, they are purely logical after all and provided that they work purely under code, they'd have no bias as well. But in the current setting? I doubt it. You can even rely upon AI to answer complex mathematical equations cause 9 times out of ten they'd fuck the answers up. AI's going to be the future for sure, but the present? Not so much. If you're looking to find a reliable way for you to win consistently in betting, look elsewhere until we actually get an AI model that's specifically created for this purpose. Cause if you go about asking ChatGPT which team's gonna win in the future, you'd get no useful information from it, and you'd ultimately just be wasting your time and your money.

With quick developments that can happen to technology and especially to AI. It's possible that someday that they'll do the job for us but even with betting? well, who knows if it's also possible. I am not optimistic though but if the casino owners find that many bettors do that.
Can they do something about that? I doubt that they can do something with it because all we need to do give is money and picks of the winners.

Having that said, they can't stop bettors from having this type of predictions through AI and if some AI techs are able to generate some picks for their users. Well, that's for sure going to spread like wildfire and many bettors would love to use that so they can make more money.
If that happens, we're gonna make easy money right? Sounds like utopia.  ;D

This AI is very. I believe it can predict some games in gambling accurately, Like weather forecasts. Thanks to modern machines, we can know in advance. AI is increasingly developing. Big companies are investing in it. It is just in the process of incomplete experiments. One day, when AI is perfect, I think it will make gambling more accessible.
Of course, Al can base on the Bitcoin Halving of previous years and calculate the future price of Bitcoin, which will be more accurate than we estimate. I agree that it can be calculated accurately, but we humans are the ones who will physically impact the final result. Just like gambling, if we guess correctly in that gambling game, But the casino example has cheated in this and turned the truth upside down. Then we still lose.

Using AI as a reference is a good move but relying on it entirely is not.  As what of the early replies stated, AI today is just for machine learning, so it is yet modify to make a full analysis of some situations.  They often base their answer on what is given on the internet so this prediction is not entirely fool proof.  It is still best to mix it with personal  analysis and information based on what news or inside intel you gathered and give your own version of prediction.

Remember AI only reads the historical data but never can predict the outcome of the game 100% correctly.

Yes I know that the answer is obvious and 3 out of 10 is probably worse than the average experienced gambler would get when placing bets on sports that someone can consider themselves an "expert" in. That's why I wonder that someone decides to use the AI support at all for betting.

The 30+ games bets are still a riddle to me as I neither see having fun doing that nor can I imagine that it creates some excitement. I know that there have been multi-bets being shared here with I think 15ish bets or something, but even that wouldn't be fun for me.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing several sectors and human activities, and the sports betting market is no exception. Certainly, its ability to process large volumes of data and identify complex patterns is gradually making AI also play a fundamental role in the way sports betting is carried out today.

I do believe that one of the main ways in which artificial intelligence is impacting sports betting is through its ability to analyze data with very sophisticated algorithms and with machine learning it is capable of processing a huge amount of information, such as player statistics. , team history and even external factors, such as weather forecasts that could influence the outcome of a match.

In theory, these in-depth analyzes would allow bettors to make more informed and accurate decisions, increasing their chances of success, but in practice we don't see this happening... unfortunately it is still not helping us to make more accurate bets or make a profit.
I'm not saying that you can ignore AI, but rather use it as a support to base some important decisions before betting.

many will say that AI will not be reliable for predicting bets and this answer is often said in similar threads and also here some people will say that AI would be better used for other things that are more precise, not for predicting sports bets.

and statements like this are true and in fact some people have tried and the results were very bad and they decided to choose to predict using independent predictions which are much more precise and can provide a greater chance of winning.
we can easily take the example that AI is actually more appropriate to use to help service support respond more quickly and this would be more appropriate to use in casinos.

I'm not against AI; in fact, I'm in the technology side of my job and really love technology, including AI, but I don't think in this day and age you can rely on AI. Why? simply because what the AI is predicting is sports, and who is involved in sports? human of course, how can an AI predict the outcome of the game if there are uncertain things that might happen during the game? Maybe the AI will predict based on the stats of the players or team, but it is not enough to predict outcome because, as I said, AI can't predict what humans will do next, what's their plan at that moment, or what moves they will make next. As stated by the OP, the chances to win are 3 out of 10, which is a very low chance. The 3 chances maybe are just a coincidence or what? Even though I'm into AI and technologies, it is still not valid to rely on AI for prediction in gambling or betting. Maybe in some times, there is a possibility.

If it is sports then AI can help by analyzing stats and the possible outcome of the game. But I won't say it will be 100 percent right, there's always the possibility that something could go wrong. It may help us save time with research and analysis but at the end of the day, it's still up to us if we do our homework.
Just like now, I have a bet for the Cavaliers with a -10.5 handicap and yet they still lose the game which means even a moneyline bet won't do. They are against a heavy underdog Portland Trail Blazers so I also added the Cavaliers in my long parlay and now it's broken early because of it.
This tells every sport can be unpredictable, the chances of an underdog team playing better today will always be there and we also have to consider that with our bets. So the wisest pick was supposed to be the +10.5 for the underdog and yet most AI might take the safe path of picking the favorite with lower handicap or just the money line with less profits.

Not at all, and it's not a good idea IMO. AI is smart, but AI isn't a god who knows for sure what will happen in the future. Previously you said that out of 10 matches, the predicted results generated by AI can produce at least 3 correct results. I'm sure if you choose it randomly you can get the correct results even in more than 5 matches. This means you can be smarter or we could say luckier than AI itself :D.

AI will ba ban if it could predict the outcome of the game, actually, we are just getting mislead by this kind of information. Yes, AI could provide stats but sports betting is not all about stats, there's lots of factors to consider that AI could not provide, so we should be aware of that.

We can use AI to ease our job, but relying solely on AI would surely result to an easy lose of money, and it's not fun.

If all sports betting was based only on statistics, then it wouldn't be difficult to make money from it, we just need to take the smallest odds on one of the 2 competing teams, but does it work? not for the whole. I've even seen someone win a football bet with @40+ odds (not a multiple bet, just 1 match).

From what I said, it illustrates that the luck factor also applies here and the AI ​​doesn't know and is irrelevant there.

Agree with you that AI is smart but not god who can determine the future with certainty because in sporting events there is also some luck that can influence the results or unexpected surprises, but luck only plays very small role or almost does not exist.
Getting several win, for example 3 wins out of 10 predictions, is not profitable because the gambler still has 7 losses and these 3 wins will never be commensurate with the 7 losses.
And it is indeed better to choose randomly or based on confidence because it can minimize losses and it could be that it will be more profitable or luckier than just relying on AI intelligence with 10 matches.

A gambler thoughts are usually only about how to win, so they use various methods to achieve victory, but they don't think about the risks or even losing.
Relying too much on AI intelligence will only make gamblers too dependent and could result in more losses in the future.
I don't know how AI can be used as an advantage and this kind of thinking should be eliminated from the start.

When it comes to sport betting, I prefer my own knowledge rather than AI technology. I have enough knowledge about sports betting and I believe that what I can learn about sport betting on my own, I may not be able to learn from AI technology or AI technology will not be able to give me the right idea. In terms of sport betting, one of the two teams has to be chosen and favored to win, I have an idea of how strong the team is and how well the team will do against the other team. As I have good idea about sport betting and I have enough knowledge about different sports based teams so I don't need to take any other technology for sport betting, in this case my knowledge about cricket football or other sports is enough.

I think your friend just fell for the trick of scammers who sell “correct” predictions for sporting events. Nowadays AI is in trend and scammers, naturally, when selling forecasts, for greater credibility, write that these forecasts were made by AI.
Your friend should stop paying money to scammers and either think for himself or quit betting (in any case, there is no earnings here, only entertainment).

I have never use an AI tool for gambling predictions but I know someone who did, I don't have the information about how much times the AI has been accurate with predictions, if you can afford the sub then go for it, there are some AI tools that have free trials like 7 to 14 days.

I know one AI that's good for football predictions, it's based on five years historical data, it's names StatisticSports but I believe that AI can make you lose money too, because all it has is the past data and we know that football can be unpredictable at times, the weakest team can suddenly play very well and win.

Be careful with such tools though, AI is trending in crypto space now and many scammers are building fake AI tools to scam their victim, I will prefer to use my strategy instead because this isn't even trading where skills is all you need, gambling is luck only.

AI in sports betting is not something new I guess. Sure, it can calculate probabilities and do all those complex statistics way faster than we can, but it's not a tool that can predict the future. The best it can do is  tell you who might win based on past data, but it can't predict the future with 100% accuracy. Remember, AI models are trained on historical/past data. They can't account for recent changes like new or improved players, strategies, or even unpredictable events such as change of climate or things like that during a game. So, no, it will help you determine which team has a higher chance of winning, but it won't tell you accurately who is going to win. If AIs were able to do that, sports betting no longer would exists.

Not at all, even the developers of certain AI models say that the answers to the queries are not always accurate or reliable and one should only use them after confirming the facts and figures mentioned because AI models are trained using large numbers of data and there can always be mix-ups when generating answers and it has been proven at a lot of occasions where AI models were asked about outcomes of certain events. Besides, an AI model wouldn't do much analysis to provide the answers, it might just be a wild guess which can always be wrong.

I would never recommend a person even getting involved with sports betting if they don't have any experience or knowledge about a sport they are willing to gamble on and use an AI to generate predictions that they will use for their bets which is unreliable and foolishness. One with a lot of extra money would do something like that, I guess.

It is not accurate and I do not think that a lot of AI available for public use are updated in terms of information so I do not think that they will be able to help you in anyway in your betting strategies, maybe you can get some sort of insight to help you but it is probably not that reliable even if say we were to talk about player analysis, this one is more difficult because you are not sure of the condition of the player at that time and you might only get just a general analysis on the players at best but that is not going to help you.

I also voted no on that poll and I'm right in voting no because until now, no one has come forward to boast that they made a lot of money from using AI on their predictions, AI uses information that is already online, they cache these pieces of information and these are what they provide in users queries.

AI can help you in your analysis but they are prone to error because they are not created to have an intuition because part of betting is having an intuition, its always a combination of analysis, intuition, and luck, a human can have these three but AI cannot have all these three

But if you ever think of it how does AI could predict a result if the game still didn't happen yet? Maybe there are instances that AI hit it right but for sure its unsustainable since the game is played by real people and the result is all in random that's why I don't think this technology can interfere the fairness of each game results. For now until no accurate studies that AI really is a big thing on sports betting I will not care to use it since it maybe just a waste of time for us to use it and it will just give us false hope that can possibly frustrate us.

Much better if you focus the game and do some little research teams if you want to bet since this give us more advantage rather than relying on AI which we don't know if it is consistent giving random result to us or not giving any positive thing.

It's not wrong for your friend to use AI technology to predict the results of matches and sports betting, we all know that this method is only used by people who don't have the ability to read the sports statistics in question, I also used to be like that and didn't have much ability to study sports. that I want to bet on in full, sometimes using AI technology can help me get accurate information to choose a team or club that I should bet on, I know that it is a mistake to trust AI to use our money in gambling.

The thing that must be avoided is never to gamble using this technology, which in my opinion is a waste because it will not fully help us win sports bets, AI cannot be completely relied on to fulfill our desires in gambling. just use the usual method used before to predict sports betting.  ;)

For now, it's best to rely on something other than AI to analyze each match. If you are still going to use AI to analyze each match, you also have to prepare your analysis so you can compare the results obtained from the AI with the analysis you made. That will give you more information and it could provide a more accurate prediction. However, there are still many gamblers who rely on their ability to analyze every match they choose to bet on. They trust their analytical abilities more because they have a source of information that can provide accurate information in their opinion. But the development of AI is very promising, especially as more AI technology will be developed in the future.

AI is just a helpful tool for people with their efficient way of information gathering and not just a tool for prediction of the gambling games, if you get struggle where to find such info needed like stats, teams, and etc for your analyzation of the game it good to use but let this decide to win I guess they will just give you a percentage and of course if you experience a good winning with this trial you will seek the same question every time to make a free prediction analyzer but again its sports gambling anything can make a table turns in the game one mistake of other team makes the other to comeback.

Gambling outcomes are always uncertain and unpredictable that's why you need to create a smart and wise analysis so you will come up with a positive outcome. And sports betting is not an exception, although it's more on skill based than luck based but still you have to use your own knowledge and skills as there could be sudden factors that will affect the expected result and come up with an unexpected one. So if you use AI in this type of games, it will never be reliable since sports betting outcomes are not fixed and do not follow a pattern that makes it hard to predict.

AI predictions are actually not accurate and reliable at some point. Though it could be beneficial in other matters, but I don't think it will work in gambling most especially with sports betting.

I have not experience yet using AI in gambling but with the story that you have shared with us OP, it was very clear to us that it never works as what we wanted to happen. Well, such an experiment will prove that AI has limitations and that humans are still dominating in gambling and other areas. That is why I have no confidence in using this technology, in fact, we can do it personally and enjoy the moment. If it happens that AI is accurate for their predictions, I don't think the gambling platforms will allow it as it could be the reason for their losses and closure.

If your friend does 30+ games multiple bet, then there is slim to zero chance of winning. It doesn't worth the risk, it's better to bet 4-5 or on small number of matches instead of betting on tens of them and then regretting lose because of one or two matches.
By the way, as far as I know ChatGPT doesn't predicts outcome of football matches. Is there any better AI chat model that has access on a huge database of football matches and history of each player that it uses to predict outcome? I don't think there is any, so, it might be meaningless to use any AI right now. Better start watching sports and bet instead of relying on AI that needs a huge improvement.

This AI is just like the human brain, I can make some accurate predictions when in small numbers and they will come true for me, no big deal about that but when I want to go long, there will be a lot of discrepancy in my predictions, that is why most of the time it is very difficult to win many matches of predictions. I think why AI cannot predict betting is that because they don't control what happens in the future. They are loaded with past results but they can't tell you completely what happen tomorrow just like the human brain because you can't tell if Manchester City has a match tomorrow and then Haaland go for injury, it is impossible to guess everything but the current performance of an event can help win sometimes.

If AI is developed to win and predict games, trust me that gambling companies will be worried by now and will protest against the use of AI because it will be killing business and everyone who gambles will start to make money from gambling and the companies will be forced to exit the business but you can see, there are some things that we cannot change in the system because it will cheat not even the company, a time will come when AI will be out of human control and that will be detrimental to we human being.

The only reason why people would prefer to us AI to predict their games is simply because AI is believed to be equiped with the skill of analysis, so what a human can analyse, an AI has the ability to offer even more accurate analysis. But like we already know, gambling ain't just about skill alone, skill is needed but luck and chances plays the major role towards ensuring a successful gambling. So even if you let AI help you predict the matches, it's still not a guarantee that it'll be exactly as predicted

No, no, don't rely on Al in any bets, especially sports, especially football, I have done it, the final result of the bet is messy/nil.

Al is used to find out situations, circumstances and so on that have already happened, but Al never knows what hasn't happened yet, so artificial robots are only used after they happen, don't use them for gambling, especially if you want to predict your bet, it can misleading.

Al is mostly used in one question, not for betting, for example:
What are the names of football clubs in Europe.....!
Maybe he can answer that, because all the clubs have been published on the internet, but don't ever ask Al about how many sharks there are in the sea, he never gives the correct answer.

OP, bet with the science, knowledge, strategy, instincts that you have, that's better for you.

Gambling companies aren't concerned about it, because they know AIs will just help them to grow the income made from gambling, because it works as an encouragement for new gamblers to bet based on AI's predictions, expecting they are more accurate and guaranteed to give them profits on long run. So there are going to be more bets and a higher flux of money coming into the platforms, while in no way gamblers are going to be benefited by this, as AIs don't work like clairvoyants, neither have this supernatural power.

They will just point out the favorite team to win and the underdog, what in fact, casinos already do when offering the odds for gamblers to place a bet.

AI can never predict bets. If AI could predict bets from gambling platforms then people would win millions from gambling platforms using AI. AI can never predict more than human intelligence. AI can always make predictions from human-made things. Those who think that using AI will win bets from gambling platforms then I think they are completely wrong.

Yeah, and that's why I think it's a utopia if that happens one day. But we don't know how good the progress and innovation of technology through AI are. Maybe that's possible but just like those with crystal balls, they can only predict and give their thoughts but they don't know if they're telling things accurately. It's always with a "may happen" with these and the same goes with these AIs but as I've said, I'm not optimistic that someday they might able to tell these accurate predictions.

Because nothing will change if we're going to think of things but at the same time, I am also considering the potential of these technologies and can upgrade in the future. Well, no doubt about predictions and bets that they can give you because their opinions are based on what's programmed on them but they'll for sure give reference based on the gathered data.

I can never rely on AI to predict games for me. They are auto generated and the probabbility of the total games to play is 10%. AI shiuld be used to make proper analysis on games befor you bet. I trust bets placed by humans more than bets any AI would predict. This is because there is no possibilty an AI could have current statistics of players ri be featured in games and it will take it less time to make nalysis. This is why it will not be correct

I think AI is unreliable right now but in the future, it could be different. AI technology as of this time is inaccurate and cannot be trusted. Why? Because  just like chat gpt and other AI platforms needs humans for corrections to have a good outcome on what commands we feed. How much more on AI betting predictions? 😁

AI processes data available on the internet to provide the possibility of what will happen in sports betting, so it will never be accurate because such analysis can be done by bettors themselves by looking at the conditions that occur in clubs or athletes, for example looking at H2H or other things that happen and usually considered when choosing which team to bet on, and if someone continues to use AI it will only make them lose more money because there will be no technology that will be able to accurately know the future.

Last time I remember seeing a post with this similar question in the gambling section many comments disagreed with the idea of using AI to predict bets in gambling and I also objected to the use because ordinarily it won't be helpful to the gambler as it would to the house who are perpetually with the hedge in gambling.

AI works based on informations loaded into it it's not an independent information user like human are and if human can still be making wrong bets using human capabilities it then makes the AI introduction to bet predictions none useful as it's still humans that will feed it with the informations it will need to process predictions results.

AI will be a proficient tool for link sourcing on previous games, to read and analyze games. Other than that, I don't see AI any effective in helping us win our games. Those bots only perform better in giving answers to already existing events. So, it's like a means of getting a summary of all the sources available for a question, unlike google. Depending on AI for a future event is a waste of time. Soothe Sayers don't get gambling predictions right, not to talk of AI. Sports results changes, and a player's mistake can ruin the predictions of anybody. Any team can win in a sport competition. Therefore, making the prediction of a game very confusing on who actually would win the game. Somehow the casino business owners, have a glimpse of what the outcome of a game would be, that's how they manage to set up odds. Games can be robbed, in favor of the casinos across the world to make more profits. These strategies helps to make it difficult for gamblers and any tool they try to improvise for prediction. Imagine if AI correctly predict games, casino business would be out of market already. As all gamblers would take the advantage of using AI often and often. Hence casinos make a difference by manipulating their odds such that when majority of people plays a particular odd or in support of a team to win, the odd will be small; paid less. While the little amount of gamblers who chose contrarily to the multitude would be given a huge odd; big pay. And most of the times the majority of gamblers would lose out, because the big team ends up losing to a smaller team. Isn't it a questionable outcome? but, since it's a sport game, anything can happen.

Also the AI application would have to pull data from a real-time updated source or otherwise it could get so many things wrong. I don't see any advantages for a gambler unless the person is someone who wants to play bets but not do any research whatsoever. But those who do their own research and I think this applies to most of us, I am sure we would get better results than an AI app most of the time. An AI app would only be good if it was able to calculate odds that provide a higher outcome for the player. But assuming that it would do that, it would not go undetected by betting providers, which means they could use AI to adjust their own odds such that they benefit from any margin instead of the player or it becomes so narrow that nobody has any extra advantage. The point of doing research is finding odds on a platform that we think are a bit off to our own advantage.

Dont know on where you do get that 10% success rate but i do agree into those points that it is really something that basing up into those informations that had been set or stored
into its library on which means that we humans are really that still superior when it comes to assessing and trying out to realize on what things could possibly happen.
Its never been that recommendable that you would be relying with AI when it comes to predictions and really be that basing on it.
If you are really that curious then you could try but be sure that you would really be that trying out to realize if its working or not but
whether which one we would choose then there's no way on knowing on things on what would happen.

It's only better to ask a friend rather than asking ChatGPT. From what I have heard, it doesn't even have the latest database of information (only till 2021), if I'm not WRONG. I don't watch sports that much but my friends does. So whenever it's about a sport betting, I would simply ask a friend to get better insight of the game. Who could be the winner or what could be the chances of certain teams. I think you got what I meant.

Yeah, good point.  It's pretty ridiculous to think some AI bot can foresee what Bitcoin or other cryptos are gonna do.  I guess maybe as a game to guess the future, but folks trusting it to guide investments probably ain't smart.  Same thing with sports - no computer program can reliably call winners and losers.

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Well, it really depends on which AI language model you use.  ChatGPT ain't the only game in town anymore.  Nowadays there's all kinds of options out there - GPT-4, Google's new Bard thats supposed to be better at context, and specialized bots too.  They all got their own strengths and shortcomings. 

I think it's a different thing with weather forecasting. While the moves of the weather are predictable based on the radar that we have and equipment that are specific of it.

It's totally different when we're comparing it to the sports results because they're entirely unpredictable. You'll never know who's going to get injured during the actual game and who's in or out.

While you're mentioning about the potential of AI and we all knew about it but I just sense that you're saying totally different thing from the actual topic.

AI should only be relied on in gambling if it actually produces a better result than human prediction, but if it doesn't, then there's obviously no need to use it. I have been relaying on my personal prediction since I started gambling; to date, it's even more difficult for me to relay on some of these online gambling telegrams or other social media channels that happen to offer some kind of paid prediction game. Although I saw one on Twitter that theirs seemed legit, I don't actually relay on it.

I am a believer that AI bots should be used as a supporting tool for predictions in sports betting. But, relying on it completely can be also risky, especially if a person does not know anything about the said sports.

Like what I have mentioned before, AIs were created in order to make our life easier. Since they can comply data, store information, and rely on statistics, they can be used as a tool in order to support a person in making his decision on which sports to bet on. But if you rely on it completely, it becomes potentially dangerous especially if you based everything on what they have said.

At the end of the day, a person's knowledge is still superior to that of AI. That is the reason on why using it as a tool can be beneficial rather than as an answer.

Using Ai as a tool is very commendable and it may do more than help one predict and win during trading and even sports betting.
AI is the future of the forth coming generation and an early grasp of how it functions and operates  would make one a superior earner in every context where it is applicable.

Actually it will be seems that the most easy for win,but the fact is it’s not easy as you think.If the gambling bet was matched with the bot or AI,everyone will purchase that bet to play the game.So it leads to million of people as the millionaire.So it’s not possible one,As he said only 30 percent of the results can be identified using the AI.So their are huge possibilities for loss.Instead you can do the best thing of betting using your own knowledge.The random bet will be the wrong one,many people loss even the millions of dollars by the random bet in the gambling site.If the gamblers get the good option of win,he should avoid of random bet.

We often discuss AI with gambling many time, and the answer is NO.
because AI is still human-made and programmed according to the creator's wishes.
So If the creator is really smart, why he doesn't play directly and get rich just by playing and betting himself?. I think his victory before was just a coincidence, just look what happen after, your friend always got lost and lost. This mean, the AI don't help you to win your bet. You have to be realistic if gambling only made for human not for robot.

That could be the reason given by people who have tried using AI, but it seems like AI still needs more development so that it can provide more information or more accurate analysis. And it is true what you said that in gambling, we need luck which will help us to win. But we should only rely a little on AI's ability to analyze because after all, we need skills to be able to analyze matches so that we can also improve those skills. It would be better if we had better analytical skills than now so that when AI cannot be used, we can still analyze the match with the abilities we have. We will not miss any match because we have analytical skills.

I think you are giving the answer to a problem that could soon be solved as AI progresses. We are approaching an epoch of artificial intelligence that will be be able to self-improve and by then it would be interesting to see how AI can be good at calculating odds itself and beat human beings in betting. At the moment the data is still fed into the algorithms and dependent more on what we as human beings think. But again, soon it will be able to think itself. But the problem then will still be that everyone has access, including the bookmakers. When bookmakers are using the same AI and do some adjustments to get a house edge included, how would anyone benefit from it? It will still be a luck based game and would rather lead to bookmakers shut down the business if they can't calculate an edge into the odds anymore.

I tried to use free services but every time they told me that they didn't carry out this type of activity...
Of course Just for sake of curiosity.
I am not sure actually there Is any reliable system that can outperform a gambling platform.
But I am pretty sure something like this could be created and in the past some "big" gamblers have been able to create such predictive model.

I do not see anything preventing the use of artificial intelligence tools to study probabilities according to statistics and results of previous matches.  I am not saying that these methods should be relied upon with complete confidence, but rather they can be used partially as an aid and never as a strategy.

This is very similar to the use of trading bots, which are not enough to be programmed to work efficiently, but rather require constant monitoring due to the volatility of market movement.  Artificial intelligence tools are capable of analyzing data according to settings that are difficult for the human mind to comprehend all together, but it remains unable to derive accurate results, which is almost impossible.

I don't believe there's anyone who has successfully created a tool that guarantees easy wins in gambling. When we discuss gambling prediction tools, I assume we're referring to skill-based games, as luck-based games inherently have a house edge that no tools can consistently outperform in the long run.

The reality is, if such tools existed, it would be relatively easy for gamblers to bankrupt a casino. Given the enormous financial stakes involved, it seems unlikely that such tools exist now or will be created in the future.

Even in sports betting, the most popular form of gambling where the outcome of games is involved, if someone were to create a tool that accurately predicts results, making significant money would be seemingly easy. However, despite the vast size of the sports betting industry, there's no evidence of gamblers consistently winning. Therefore, it's safe to presume that no such tool has been developed yet.

As we know recently AI has been performing very well in many areas, so we can't rule out AI giving more accurate predictions than a team of analysts. If many famous personalities say that AI is the future, it means that sooner or later it will be used in forecasting. Besides, we cannot know which analytical companies and bookmakers are already using AI in their work. But it seems to me that AI is clearly already being used.

It might even be recommended soon to use AI in everything we do including betting. As of now, chat support reps are even using openAI and this is according to my friend who is a chat support and an ELTS teacher.

There must be some developers by now trying to develop AI for sports prediction. The more this question about AI betting prediction on different websites, the more there is means a lot of demand for it.

Ai is not trusting in beting sometimes Ai predict it's depends on your luck if luck fevour then you can win but we all know luck doesn't everytime fevour on you. Gambling is a game of skil. Imporove your skil in gambling don't depends on other for gambling. Gambling gambling don't use Al for predict.

Yes, AI can be used to narrow down the possibilities. Because in gambling anything can happen. There is just too much factor, variables that has to accounted for. But if we could eliminate these, then predicting the outcome can be much much much easier.

Have you ever used any trading bot? I don't see them as anything useful. Yes they help to analyze the market condition but that's it.

Your story just proved that AI is not accurate you don't have to try it yourself to see if it works unless you are comfortable losing money, up until now the majority of users have proven that AI's are not accurate and it's used at your own risk.

If you're comfortable with what you are going to lose if you're going to use an AI then have it your way, you will end up still relying on your analysis and prediction because human has a better prediction rate than machines.

From the points gathered thus far, it is indeed not capable of delivering on what systems has speculative-variables.

The dynamics of soccer makes it almost not possible to be perfect in predictions. Stating instances; the performance of a player might not have been updated to the data feed of the AI a few days before the game, this leaves the AI predictions with a blind spot but this has serious implications on the specualtions of the AI, hence, perfection will not be achieved.

Conclusively, AI is best at things whose variables aren't far from expectations and apply formulas to achieve an expected result. Dynamic systems are still areas in which AI will not function optimally.

It's very tempting to use AI for betting because AI's has proven its worth in the industry like writing and drafting, but this is gambling where luck plays a major factor, and no one not even machines can analyze luck, like humans AI can only speculate, they cannot and have no ability to give an accurate prediction, it will still rely on luck, these AI may be good in other industry but we try we cannot use AIs effectively on gambling.

AI is used, doesn't mean AI accurately does the predictions. I don't trust AI as a tool that'll be utilized by experts for forecasting. If not it would have been adopted already. The whole concept of AI is to help humans in performing research and providing a summarized answer. However, they tend to send outputs that seem to be beyond these, yet nothing special about AI other than for research purposes in form of discussions or chat. Which is the main purpose, people use AI for almost every possible questions they've got. It'll be silly to entrust our funds in the hands of AI, in terms of gambling. Sports prediction can be expensive, and it requires due diligent analyses to predict and stake money on games. Else the player will keep on losing money like Op's friend. A gambler who is not proficient enough can easily purchase predicted games from sellers who claim to be experts, than depending on AI. Human brain is far, far better than AI and their development process. The model may not be trained well enough to decide or predict sports results like humans do. And since the results relies on humans, artificial intelligent is quite useless in such matters. Human brain can change thoughts in split seconds, and the game would change immediately. That's why no model or method of predicting games works consistently correct. AI can still get us to win, but it'll be once in a long while.

AI does have certain limitations and application on which it's never been that ideal that it should really be used or would really be something that you would really be relying on.Just like on what others had been saying that informations been given or suggestions by AI is something that do comes from those informations been stored up.Yes it could make out calculations but it would never ever be reliable.
If you do make out some bets just for the sake of experiment then go ahead and test it out whether it do really give out that good results or not. There are indeed people who dont really believe on things on which they would really be pushing up on the idea on what they do have in mind on which its not shocking thing for some people.

Sooner or later they would be making out some realizations that they are doing something pointless because we know that AI is never been that reliable when it comes to predictions
but hence, if we do test out to ask AI then they are bound to respond that they dont know the future like kind of thingy which same goes when you do ask
for certain price of crypto in the future. Similar responses would really be given.

These limitations in application of artificial intelligence is what makes it difficult to make predictions in  sports betting. Any day is software company is successfully able to develop and artificial intelligence for betting prediction birthday would be the end of sports book and no sports book would want that. It may lead to several Court cases or outright ban of any user found by a sport book trying to use AI to predict a game. It will be similar to AI detectors for writing but this one will be for sports betting.

I do not think so, sport books will have a lot of ways to protect themselves from an AI like that, like developing their own AI which can better predict the outcomes of the games and assign the odds appropriately, they could simply increase their house edge or they could change the nature of the bets they accept, so as you can see even if a powerful AI was developed that could make those kind of predictions, sport books will still remain in business.

I also see it that way. It's also called prediction, of course nothing is true especially when using AI because we know AI cannot predict the future, it only summarizes existing data to give us answers.

But for me there is no harm in using AI to predict a bet. This doesn't mean we immediately believe the predictions given by AI, but use this as a reference to strengthen our own predictions. Sometimes when we look for references for betting, we always look for it on Google, so why don't we make good use of AI because AI can collect almost the same information as provided by Google too.

IMO, Ai is not reliable when it comes to prediction, we all know how AI works and that's by collecting datas that leads them to give an answers. Why not do your own prediction instead of relying on AI, at least once your prediction is wrong, you can blame yourself only not the others, right? But you're right, There's nothing wrong about AI and it's still our choice if we want to believe them or not.

There are several limitations attached to AI yet to be known by a lot of person's this is because they still trust in past results which have probably built their trust on AI and makes it difficult to at any point fault the predictions that are generated, I'm sure if it comes to the knowledge of these persons of the possible pitfalls of AI they will have a rethink.

A very prominent limitation with AI has to do with update of versions, the version of AI has a lot to do with the results it will produce, if it's yet to be updated with the recent happening, it's very obvious it will be giving out predictions based on old statistics which may turn out in the detriment of the user, as regards bookmakers coming against AI, looking at it from the other side it could be possible they work with this AI companies to reduce the accuracy of predictions if the find out more users engage in the use of AI, but then I doubt of there would be a time AI will get a 95% accuracy with predictions.

I definitely think that AI shouldn't be trusted for sports betting predictions because when I examine many people's experiences about it I see that the result is generally disappointing. Of course, since AI has started to be used in every aspect of our lives there is an option to use AI to create sports betting predictions but I think sports betting shouldn't be placed based on AI predictions because it cannot make very successful predictions.

I think the only logical situation for using AI for sports betting is to prepare statistical analysis. Although making an accurate sports betting prediction by AI doesn't give very good results, I think it can be very useful and helpful for analysis. For example, for a football match we can analyze the performance of both teams in the last few matches, how many goals they scored and conceded in the last few matches and similar statistics using AI to analyze them more quickly and easily. In this way, individuals who place sports bets especially as a result of the analysis will complete the analysis process in a shorter time and will spend less effort.

Your argument about AI's gambling limitations is profound; people's naive trust in AI due to past accomplishments sometimes blinds them to its possible perils. AI is always changing, like any technology. Previous data may not account for subsequent developments or anomalies, making its predictions outdated. This is critical in gambling, because chances and conditions change quickly. Despite its lofty goal of 95% prediction accuracy, AI will always lose to the house. Why? Gambling is designed to favor the house. AI can improve decisions but not change bias. AI firms helping bookmakers manipulate predictions? Possible but unlikely. Understanding that AI is a tool, not a crystal ball, and that its efficacy depends on its data and algorithms is key.

It's a valid skepticism about AI in predicting gambling bets. The reliance on data collection as the basis for AI-generated answers would be a robotic nuance that can't provide the excitement of gambling. The suggestion to make personal predictions, despite the possibility of being wrong, underscores the accountability that comes with independent decision-making. Blaming oneself for inaccuracies is seen as preferable to attributing errors to external sources.

If you know the choice to believe in AI or not, It emphasizes the subjective nature of trust in technology. AI isn't flawless because it also leaves room for individual preferences and decisions. This viewpoint encourages a balanced approach, where individuals retain the autonomy to make their predictions while being aware of the capabilities and limitations of AI. It reinforces the idea that the choice to rely on AI is a personal one, and individuals should be discerning in their decision-making processes.

I think that A1 can function better on present things like helping you to modify what you're trying to achieve, directing you on how to do things better. But not so much for future occurrences, it'll just have to rely on probability of numbers to arrive at answers, which can not be accurate. If it's sports bet, I guess it'd be better to avoid A1, because it'll probably rely on numbers scores, while you as a person knows the players and their capabilities, so you're better off without it. Unless the abilities of players in a game in imputed in it.

AIs are getting scary at some point and they are developing by the day, there is a new one that I saw yesterday crypto related such as CardanoGPT. The AI can generate almost anything even an image that you want to draw.   If they can do all these, you wouldn't need an image editor. Cointelegraph itself can use AI to cartoonize an image.

Sports Betting AI prediction tools however may just take a database of sports gamblers who are best bettors of each sport which I suppose betting platforms can produce such AI.

A persons knows better, AI can predict the game based on numbers. But people can predict the game based on experience. So I would avoid AI when betting on sports. Just turn on your sports channel, bet on your favorites team, enjoy the game and enjoy gambling. As easy as that.

To an extent, I believe the AI does better analysis than an individual can actually cover but the limitations that stops its perfection in prediction is that it only does its analysis from data feeds. So, if there is a new data generated and yet to be fed to an AI, it is obvious the AI will neglect it when giving predictions and that can render its analysis obsolete or invalid.

It does really have its limitation on which it is really just that normal, people been thinking nowadays that AI could really be able to do everything. Realistically speaking then when it comes to relevance and usefulness
then it is really indeed useful but there are things or areas on which using these AI's wont really be relevant or something that wont be that effective yet they cant really give out any good or considerable answers or responses on which you know and could point out that you could really be having much more better approach than with AI in speaking or whenever you do apply it on betting or any predictions or simply with gambling.

If ever you are really making some testing with those AI search related and really trying out to make use of this on gambling then sooner or later you would really be able to find the difference.
You could definitely say or tell to yourself that you should really be that making use of your own analysis rather than on making yourself do make use of this.  ;D

Moreover, AI will only provide a series of information needed in match, not really accurate predictions, moreover sports betting does not depend on anyone for the final result except the team or player who is competing.
Gambling sites or sports books cannot detect the use of AI in sports betting because the way it works is choosing betting options based on predictions rather than playing with the system so there is no way to protect against AI.
But for game, maybe the gambling site also has special system for detecting the use of AI.

Too much trust in AI in sports betting will never provide satisfactory results and the use of artificial intelligence like this will only make someone dependent without having experience in conducting research and making good predictions.
A gambler ability in sports betting is influenced by the experience and knowledge he has and if he only gets information from AI then the gambler cannot actually understand each aspect that influences winning or losing in each match.
Now we have to be smart gamblers who can increase our knowledge, not just rely on technological developments in the rapid development of AI.

I think AI can ever predict gambling platforms. Using AI in gambling platforms is a completely wrong decision. If AI can make accurate predictions on gambling platforms, people will always use AI while gambling. Always gamble using your own experience. AI machines can always predict from human generated thoughts AI can never predict in advance.

AI can predict matches but we should not rely too much on AI to analyze a match. By having the ability to analyze matches, we can improve our analytical skills from time to time. When AI cannot be used to provide predictions, we can still analyze with our abilities. But for now, AI still needs further development so that it can really be used by gamblers well. Even though it is possible that we can currently use AI to find teams that have the potential to win a match, we should not rely too much on AI.

One advantage of AI predictions is that these tools are fast and accurate. They can easily gather information about each club and do a proper analysis which will lead to accurate predictions within a short period. So it could be a good tool for people who have limited time to analyse games and make predictions. But like others have pointed out, it has its pitfalls which include technical hitches. It is not a totally bad idea but we shouldn't depend on them. There is a place for human judgment in gambling. I know we all target to make a profit in gambling but there is an uncommon joy you get when you analyse the game by yourself and make predictions. And when it comes to sports bets, fans of a particular team don't need AI to make predictions because they will always place bets on their favourite club.

Are you sure the AI could predict the match? I don't think AI can predict any match. If it could be done, humans would use AI to participate in every bet and win every bet. I think AI can only search human made things and give its information. Moreover, AI cannot make any predictions about gambling platforms. For example the final match of ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 was held between India and Australia if AI could predict which team will win this match, people would have made million million dollar using AI on betting platforms. So from here we can say that AI can never predict gambling platform.

It would be nice if AI would explain also how he arrived with the prediction.

personally, I haven't tried to ask an AI about predicting a match, is it still chatGPT? or another AI name?
I'm a bit curious now as this has been a popular topic in the forum, and I'm not sure if there are bettors who actually benefited from the AI like their chances of winning had increase with the help of an AI.. Anyone who care to share their success story?

How to use AI appropriately? Yep, I believe that's always a big question in any field, not just gambling. The abuse of a certain tool may bring immediate benefits, but in the long run, it can lead to dependence. With that tool, users gradually lose their analytical abilities.

I have also talked about the topic of using AI with those around us, whether one day we will abuse this tool and everything will need AI's help,
small example: What do you want to eat? You also have to ask AI, or if you choose to get married, you also have to go through AI customs,... there are many other things.

But in general, for gambling, the use of AI, I think, always comes with different positive/negative aspects, and especially just for personal gain, it also needs to be reconsidered because the platform developers are also smart enough to prevent these tools from working well, so the gambling skills here will not be the skills to use AI.

That's what I think as well. A person who has enough knowledge and experience about a sport that they know every single team and every single player, their strengths and weaknesses, and every other important aspect, such a person doesn't need to use an AI model to make predictions because they can do it better than an AI as the AI will only be able to analyze the facts and figures available in its system or online and provide predictions based on that and it can be inaccurate.

When you know both teams and their players and their capabilities that are competing against each other in a match, you will be able to make a better decision based on what you know, and if you do a little bit of research, you can select the best side, if the best side loses, that will just be unfortunate which happens sometimes.

We haven't discussed artificial intelligence technology for a long time, especially for predicting bets. In fact, until now, even though I've never used it. You could say, I'm too old-fashioned to follow this technological development. and as you said in this post, we have the same question.
But in any case, technological developments cannot be separated from our lives, including AI. I believe, even though I have never actually tried it, this artificial intelligence technology can be utilized by its users, including being involved in gambling. It's just that, at this time, my logic and reasoning are not yet able to accept that AI can be used to predict the outcome of a match. maybe it is possible, and AI provides the predictions that users request. However, regarding the results, there is no guarantee that they are 100% correct and accurate.

And I think this is what we are discussing, in fact so far I have not heard, read, or had anyone claim that AI can accurately predict betting, especially sports. In fact, we have been discussing it since Al went viral in the community. there are many various assumptions and reactions, but as I said at the beginning there are no guarantees with that. or maybe, I'm not up to date. However, to help us in searching for data and so on, I think AI will be very helpful, including when involved in gambling, but not as a reference for predictions.

Trading bots are not for analysis. I meant the bots used in the trading process on the platforms, which can be programmed to place and stop orders. These bots work according to the same principle as artificial intelligence and are able to make decisions according to their processing of data. This is similar to the use of artificial intelligence techniques to analyze data for sports betting.

All of them are methods that can be used within gambling strategies in sports betting, which cannot be relied upon absolutely since they cannot give accurate results in a field that cannot be subject to logical controls.

There are a lot of AI websites now on the internet, not just ChatGPT. You can search and you will see the list. Google has its own AI, which isbard, and there is ""also  "poe." I short, many AI websites emerged after ChatGPT. As to the question of whether there are bettors that actually win or benefit from using an AI for predicting the match or the winning side, I don't hear much, as I think AI is a bit young to predict the outcome of a game, especially in a human sports match like basketball and such. I don't think AI has the capability of doing that. But we never know if AI is still developing and becoming more advanced. Maybe in the future, AI will be so advanced that it could be used to predict winnings, either in gambling or trading, but of course if that happens, then there will be no balance anymore.

Maybe you can ask the AI for an explanation of how it can predict the match so that you don't get curious. I also haven't tried to ask AI about match predictions and have never even tried using AI. Maybe I don't understand how to use AI to predict matches, but I am still confused now.

Maybe what currently exists is collecting data from each team and then comparing it using AI to produce data that they can use. Actually, I'm still curious about the AI that Microsoft is doing because I heard that they are also preparing a better AI. But I don't know, I don't really know for sure.

I know about lot of experienced gamblers who has always wanted to count winning in the gambling board with some huge odds but has always been uneasy for them instead when they wins, it is basically a game of luck and not because it was an act of their basic skills. But when they bets on little odds, then it is usually a 50/50 chances to win or lost.

So if your friends AI's developer stil Operates randomly on winning and loosing like the human predictions does, then the use of the he AI is apparently not interesting.
The side honestly about AI given accurate predictions about the future that is flexible to fluctuations is just impossible unless likely there is a coincidence or possibilities of the AI's developer having a a similar source code with the nature of the other program it is instructed to invade into its privacies which is definitely unrevealable because it is usually a secret code for its development.

Compared to the bets your friend makes and the results from AI, I think your friend trusts AI more than his judgement. It's okay if your friend is satisfied with the outcome of their bet. After all, it's still their money to bet, not ours. It's important to remind your friend that relying solely on AI predictions for betting can be risky. While AI can provide accurate predictions, it cannot predict unforeseen events like injuries or accidents during games. It's important to advise your friend not to be greedy or go all-in on their bet, even if they are using AI. As a friend, it's important to encourage responsible betting habits and not solely rely on technology.

Relying on an AI that was not even developed for this express purpose and that was created by someone else is a mistake, I know that people want to believe they can make money with sport bets as there are a few professional bettors out there that can do it, but those bettors have dedicated their lives towards that goal, so it makes sense they can do this, but a person that has made no effort towards that goal has no business trying to reach the same results, regardless of what tools they may have at their disposal.

AI can be an assistant in work, I see that many bloggers use it, and give many examples where it can be used, but I very much doubt that AI should be used for any kind of forecasts, be it in gambling, trading or anywhere else.

The reason is that the AI may not use complete data, since its database is limited, it cannot take into account conditions that may change during the game. The player will see all this and can take it into account, but for the AI this data will not be available in real time.

They are not programmed to do so, but they collect a lot of data to make these predictions including previous matches and the availability of players in the squad. If that's true, then I think the AI's predictions might just be a matter of judgment and not an accurate guide for making bets.

I've never done it either, but if you ask an AI to predict a match and its skor or some things, they will answer something like this:

What people do not seem to get is that despite its name, AI can be very dumb when it comes to the stuff that it was not designed to do, so you could ask ChatGPT for predictions if you want, but even if you received them, those predictions will be the same that you could have read on social media and other similar websites, if you want an AI that can predict outcomes then you need to create one with that specific purpose, and you can find some of those attempts online and you could use them as a template to create your own AI, assuming this is a topic that really interests you.

The best option for me is use what I have to get what I want, I prefer self prediction than making using of AI which I know that's making using of somehow command to function, this AI are coded so what makes us think that it won't make mistake in prediction, AI can never be perfect in somethings, betting predictions are very difficult because it involves one to predetermine the out of an even that's is either in progress or that have not started, improvising prediction is impossible because if and individual or Ai predicts a bet, their prediction can never be acetate because it is just a mere saying that's is full with uncertainty and shouldnt be relied upon.

That is for bloggers though, maybe they wanted a script and so they rely on AI to create them a script to a certain topics because AI has a lot of information. ChatGPT information is up to January 2023 if I'm not mistaken.

But if you ask ChatGPT about certain games and predictions, it can't obviously as the data is not really up to date. And for us gamblers, we shouldn't be relying to AI for our betting predictions. Maybe as this point, we have more data in our mind that this AI to predict who's going to win in certain games.