Testing "the luck" of AI in sports betting #4 update (February 23, 2025)

[iv4n]

Final Thoughts:

Football's unpredictability is part of its charm. While these predictions are based on analysis, anything can happen on the pitch. It's the unexpected moments that make the game so captivating. We'll be eagerly watching to see how these exciting encounters unfold!

We will see, but in any case, it won't mean much even if AI predictions win this time. It's not enough games to draw any conclusions... It's all about the winning rate, so after 100 games maybe we can discuss how good this bot actually is.

Well, you only shared the analysis and predictions of the AI ​​bot... I hope you also made a bet, singles or parlay. I think this parlay looks decent... Good luck!

[retreat]

AI has no thoughts and consciousness. It will only give you results based on the data it gets from its database. So depending on how you prompt, you can get good results or worse results. So my advice is don't blindly take the results of AI on your predictions. Try to do better prompts and analyze them with your thoughts. I'm sure you can get better results.

And copilot is not a good AI platform in my experience. You can try Deepseek by using their deep understanding feature, you can get better results than what copilot should produce.

[freedomgo]

But I would also listen to others who say that AI might not be able to predict outcomes effectively,  after all, sports betting is a very unpredictable type of gambling. So both sides are right

There's the one thing AI would never beat/replace -- Human perceptual intelligence. AI is developing everyday to become a flawless tool, but what is 'perfection" without flaws/mistakes?
A scientist once said that if a human brain was to be simulated, it'd be as big as a power station and would need powers from a nuclear weapon to keep them running, and a river to cool it down.

To simplify it...  AI can't beat the one who created it, which is humans. It's like how we can't beat God, who created us. While AI is here to make our work easier, it's not meant to disrupt the gambling industry by letting gamblers beat the sportsbook. We should keep that logic in mind before trusting AI to handle our betting. Anyway, I'm curious to see the result of OP's experiment.

[Maslate]

Okay, dude, here's a little advice: don't get too aggressive with your betting strategy. I tried the same thing last time, and I ended up failing my experiment. I realized that sports betting analysis shouldn't rely fully on AI. Good luck, but always be careful out there!

AI tools used for predicting what a match outcome would be are using the same analyses that those free predictions sites are using. There is nothing new about it. The outcome can not be accurate at all and it would be in a way that people will lose their money after betting for a long period of time. In trading and gambling, AI are useless for profit making.

Definitely, but for someone amazed by AI's capabilities, they might run an experiment to see for themselves. However, it's not that simple as bookies always adjust when they suspect their system is being exploited. So even if AI could win (which I doubt), it won't work long term because bookies know how to tweak the odds. I think perfecting the odds is exactly what bookies aim to do. In sports betting, we're essentially betting against one another, those who analyze games manually versus AI bettors. With balanced odds in place, bookies can still generate the juice.

[Darker45]

AI is interesting, but I won't risk a huge amount on a bet blindly following its analysis. Perhaps it's better if you create your own analysis first before consulting AI for its opinion. It's like a second opinion. AI must be neutral so it would give you an opinion you might not hear from your friends who have biases and/or limitations. In the end, it's a game. It will be played. No amount of statistics and analyses can predict whatever exactly happens during the game itself.

[kotajikikox]

I realized that sports betting analysis shouldn't rely fully on AI. Good luck, but always be careful out there!

No one really should. If AI gets something right, it’s not because it’s fool proof but because it got lucky.

A lot of what AI can do, you can also do with other tools and the right information. And yet neither you nor AI will still be able to get 100% correct predictions. AI only factors in data but doesn’t have the human eye that sees how other athletes (who are humans) may perform under specific conditions.

[viljy]

An absolutely pointless experiment. What you get from AI is called hallucinations, because the LLM, which is Copilot, instead of answering "I don't know", will invent and fantasize. This phenomenon has been known for a long time. It is possible to analyze using AI, but only by models specially trained for this on special datasets, which will include statistics of matches and teams over many years. But even this will not give much accuracy.

[ethereumhunter]

You can place your bet using AI prediction but the important thing is you don't use too much money and consider the AI prediction will be your way to win. No, not to be like that because everything will still be prediction which is uncertainty to win from the prediction. Let say that you can win and that is because you have your luck and not just because of your analysis is right. You don't have to rely on the AI prediction but you need to learn about the analysis and how you can collecting the data from many source of info so you can improve your skill better.

[mindrust]

Remember that AI is making its analysis based on the complexity of your question. Also you can teach stuff to the AI and make it more educated in time. AI learns like humans. Just because it failed to give accurate results right away doesn’t mean it can’t do it in the future. The smarter you are, the smarter answers you’ll get from AI.

Don’t let other people discourage you. AI is a powerful tool and it gets more powerful if you know what you are doing with it.

[Strongkored]

Football's unpredictability is part of its charm. While these predictions are based on analysis, anything can happen on the pitch. It's the unexpected moments that make the game so captivating. We'll be eagerly watching to see how these exciting encounters unfold!

I am quite curious to wait for the results of this match prediction to prove that AI is just a tool to help us when analyzing, not a tool to make us profit in sports betting, even if all these predictions are correct it is just a coincidence, just like bettors who bet on multi, they can win but have the same chance of losing, because the result of the match can only be predicted not determined the final result unless it is a match whose result is fixed.

[Oshosondy]

We will see, but in any case, it won't mean much even if AI predictions win this time. It's not enough games to draw any conclusions... It's all about the winning rate, so after 100 games maybe we can discuss how good this bot actually is.

They are created to make people lose more money while gambling. But maybe to professionals, they may see it as a means to easily see some results and make further analyses themselves before selecting any club. AI bots are not different and will only exist to make some tasks easy but can not be used to have profit in gambling.

[Zoomic]

Final Thoughts:

Football's unpredictability is part of its charm. While these predictions are based on analysis, anything can happen on the pitch. It's the unexpected moments that make the game so captivating. We'll be eagerly watching to see how these exciting encounters unfold!
[/i]

Well this is nice, but I will give my full judgement on this thread when I see the outcome of your AI assisted prediction. While at it, I just hope you bet with amounts you can afford to lose. Since you are just experimenting with AI for the first time. While I fear that AI predictions are not to be trusted because they are not always accurate, you should be courteous not to abuse the privileges that comes with AI. If anything goes wrong, you suffer the financial consequences and not AI.

[mammusu]

An absolutely pointless experiment. What you get from AI is called hallucinations, because the LLM, which is Copilot, instead of answering "I don't know", will invent and fantasize. This phenomenon has been known for a long time. It is possible to analyze using AI, but only by models specially trained for this on special datasets, which will include statistics of matches and teams over many years. But even this will not give much accuracy.

Instead of relying on AI analysis, isn't it better for us to rely on our own analysis in making bets, indeed AI (copilot) takes every analysis based on the data that is on google and even actually every data used by AI is often old data, so there is indeed an error factor and there is no accuracy in making the analysis of the match, I personally have tried several times to bet based on AI analysis but the majority of my bet loss, because no matter how sophisticated the analysis done by AI , it is still there are factors unpredictable like urprises in the field that cannot be predicted by AI so far, in my opinion it is better to make your own analysis than to rely on AI so that we can slowly learn and also understand the analysis to make better bets later.

[bitbollo]

I love these experiments since allow to see how numbers work in reality. You must test a teory before rely on it.
I would suggest to adopt a predictive scheme. Likewise, try to verify what it could happens with the previous result. If you can verify that this can work it could be perfect for further outcome. You can also test "ongoing" but this would not be the same since... you will always have new data for your outcome and so on.
my opinion is that now AI is far away to being profitable in gambling (at least the "version" that normal people can access).
I don't think these can be 100% safe since there is always a mixuter of "uncommon" ...

[rachael9385]

Football's unpredictability is part of its charm. While these predictions are based on analysis, anything can happen on the pitch. It's the unexpected moments that make the game so captivating. We'll be eagerly watching to see how these exciting encounters unfold!

I think this a good advise ai gave to you..
Don't be too sure in this predictions ai made because like it says anything and happen at the pitch. In sport betting, unpredictable things happen many times and those are things that might be at your advantage of your disadvantage. Actually, you must not forget to risk what you can afford to lose because I do not trust this game to be sure. However let's wait to see the outcome of the games. Basically, relaying on AI predictions is not appropriate.

[GreatArkansas]

Okay, dude, here's a little advice: don't get too aggressive with your betting strategy. I tried the same thing last time, and I ended up failing my experiment. I realized that sports betting analysis shouldn't rely fully on AI. Good luck, but always be careful out there!

This makes sense, even if we can say that sports betting is not purely luck because sometimes we can analyze the players, the gameplay, and a lot of things to consider in betting.
With AI, I believe it's still difficult and impossible to be 100% or even more profitable. I think we can just use AI to make easy such things like analyzing each game we want to bet, like fetch some data you need to predict the match.

[btc_angela]

Football's unpredictability is part of its charm. While these predictions are based on analysis, anything can happen on the pitch. It's the unexpected moments that make the game so captivating. We'll be eagerly watching to see how these exciting encounters unfold!

I think this a good advise ai gave to you..

I mean it's the pretty obvious advise though, in any sports it's very unpredictable and we really don't know what will happen until the last minute of the game.

Don't be too sure in this predictions ai made because like it says anything and happen at the pitch. In sport betting, unpredictable things happen many times and those are things that might be at your advantage of your disadvantage. Actually, you must not forget to risk what you can afford to lose because I do not trust this game to be sure. However let's wait to see the outcome of the games. Basically, relaying on AI predictions is not appropriate.

I guess with the advent of AI, gamblers will take this AI as something that we can experiment it. And that is the keyword, it's just a experiment and so we shouldn't take it serious and just bet on what you can afford to lose.

And it's just another part of our enjoyment to include AI now and see how it's going to predict and it will be right (give us winnings), or not (losing in the end).

[michellee]

If you just want to test how AI prediction, you are free to try but you don't have to rely on AI to analyze the match. If your purpose just want to know how the prediction from AI, that will be no problem because that is a tool for gamblers can do before they place their bet. But you just need to place with a small amount and to avoid the big lose if that is happen. Gambling will not make you rich but if you win, that will be a bonus for you. So you don't have expect too high from gambling and just trying to enjoy your gambling moment.

[Zlantann]

I guess with the advent of AI, gamblers will take this AI as something that we can experiment it. And that is the keyword, it's just a experiment and so we shouldn't take it serious and just bet on what you can afford to lose.

And it's just another part of our enjoyment to include AI now and see how it's going to predict and it will be right (give us winnings), or not (losing in the end).

Since AI can analyze large data relating to any club at a very fast pace, gamblers use it when they don't have time to analyze games. Sometimes, gamblers depend on prediction sites for predictions since they don't have the time to gather information about the match ( I suspect that these platforms also use AI for their analysis), the use of AI is now an alternative. It is noteworthy to acknowledge that machines are not totally dependable so there is need to always crosscheck AI predictions.

[Victorybit1]

Okay, dude, here's a little advice: don't get too aggressive with your betting strategy. I tried the same thing last time, and I ended up failing my experiment. I realized that sports betting analysis shouldn't rely fully on AI. Good luck, but always be careful out there!

Apart from sports predictions Ai isn't really 100 percent accurate, there are some details that can be misquoted or presented wrongly. When it comes to sports betting Ai can only give you informations based on what it was programmed to give but this doesn't mean that it's a hundred percent. I have tried this several times but I ended up failing, so your advice should be taken, if he's getting to confident of his strategy he might end up losing a lot of money soon. Sports betting analysis should be done using personal research not Ai, artificial intelligence can't always get everything right.