Can you win with ChatGPT?

[summonerrk]

Lately, AI advice has been surprising me in a negative way.
I described a technical question about the DeepSeek network with four possible answers and asked it to choose the correct ones. It seemed to describe the options it preferred, but then the test I took revealed that those options were completely incorrect. And you know what the bot did? It said, "Sorry, of course I'm wrong, because the correct options are..." and then it gave me the remaining options. I laughed at its stupidity. Can we trust it with our betting money?

[9ja Amaka]

Lately, AI advice has been surprising me in a negative way.
I described a technical question about the DeepSeek network with four possible answers and asked it to choose the correct ones. It seemed to describe the options it preferred, but then the test I took revealed that those options were completely incorrect. And you know what the bot did? It said, "Sorry, of course I'm wrong, because the correct options are..." and then it gave me the remaining options. I laughed at its stupidity. Can we trust it with our betting money?

What seems to be more surprising is that people already trust it with their money. You've must have heard of bot in aviators. People use bots to predict when the aviator will end or how long to stay. It is increasing massively as we speak, but I wonder how people can be so ignorant to trust AI with betting predictions as well, when the outcome of each bet can be influence by players on the pitch and also by referees. AI will continue to do the basic and give you feedback from what is online, there is not an accurate data to show how sure the predictions are.

[jostorres]

ChatGpt may give advice that is certainly the best version, but even so, the final result of the bet is largely determined by luck, and everyone's luck is different. You are lucky to say that you are mostly successful and often win, and that is also helped by luck being on your side. The question is, with your statement that you are mostly successful and often win, does that make you intend to make betting a source of income?

What I think is that when you win frequently or consistently, it might attract the attention of the bookmaker, so they will monitor you because they find it suspicious that you have so many positive results.

This is why I hate it when people ask questions starting "can you", of course you can, this is odds, if 10 thousand people all do it, few of them will definitely win, there is a guarantee, because the sample size is huge. The possibility does exist, the real question that should be asked is "should you", because if the chances are low then why would you do it? I bet you that they are not going to make betting their end result, because it's too volatile.

For example I built an AI that you can enter all the details of a horse, and then make guesses on horse racing results, it was for a game but worked in real life racing too, you just enter all previous races of a horse, do this for all the horses in a race, and the information of the race, and it gives you odds of which one will win. Did it win? Of course it did, would be impossible to lose forever, but was it something I trust enough to make my main income? Certainly not.

[NewCryptocasinos]

I’ve developed two AI Betting bots so far, but I’m not very impressed yet. Still, I think that if you give them enough time and enough data, they might eventually give you an edge in some sports. They can process far more information than a human, especially when it comes to how certain players or teams have performed against each other in the past, injury situations, and similar factors that can influence a bet.

[yslyv]

Does ChatGPT have all the lucky nubers in its database or was it just luck? Are people now going to use ChatGPT to win the lottery?

Of course, there’s no such thing as predicting lucky numbers.
However in my opinion in gambling games like poker or blackjack, once the cards are dealt an AI like gemini or chatgpt can easily estimate the probability of winning which could be useful for risk management.

[Obulis]

GPT and other AI are for sure used for chatting and so on. If not that it is prohibited in this forum it would be highly used daily. Honestly, aside this thread I haven't thought of making use of AI to do prediction and have not also heard of anyone using it (except forgetfulness). However there's no harm in trying out the ability of AI in gambling starting from football gambling to any other.

[Achalugo BTC]

Whether ChatGPT or not, if it’s not your lucky day, I don’t think one will find it easy to win because gambling is a game that one has to struggle a little bit before you can be lucky to win.
So, that’s why people should just take gambling for what it is and not the other way round, trying to defeat gambling in a way that is against the policy of gambling, it will lead one into doing what will be of harm to them. Understanding why gambling is designed for, people won’t even have the mindset to think otherwise than just to being have fun and relieve stress somehow.

[Etranger]

Lately, AI advice has been surprising me in a negative way.
I described a technical question about the DeepSeek network with four possible answers and asked it to choose the correct ones. It seemed to describe the options it preferred, but then the test I took revealed that those options were completely incorrect. And you know what the bot did? It said, "Sorry, of course I'm wrong, because the correct options are..." and then it gave me the remaining options. I laughed at its stupidity. Can we trust it with our betting money?

And that’s when you gave it only four options. In gambling there are far more options, countless in fact, and they are not known in advance, so an AI has no defined range to choose from, let alone make the right choice. That is why it gets “lost” when it comes to gambling, because the environment is full of uncertainty and randomness.

[Muba20]

It is completely luck nothing else. I don't know why most gamblers normally forget about luck after winning, it make no sense at all because this doesn't work out all the time without luck winning is not guaranteed. Honestly, gamblers need to fully aware of this all the time because luck plays a significant role in determining the final outcome of the game, using any tools for gambling can only work for sometime, but trust me it can never guarantee you winnings rather than chasing losses at the end of the day.

Yes, I believe that AI can help you with analysis. You can analyze a lot of data in a short time. Based on that data, they can give a prediction, but in reality, is the game always based on data? There are many games that are not even imagined. Even if they can do this good analysis or other things correctly, they will never be able to predict anything, which is why if someone relies on them to bet, there is nothing to be sure. Someone can prefer something for their prediction, it is their own choice, but AI cannot do anything that can give you a certain win.

[nullama]

Lately, AI advice has been surprising me in a negative way.
I described a technical question about the DeepSeek network with four possible answers and asked it to choose the correct ones. It seemed to describe the options it preferred, but then the test I took revealed that those options were completely incorrect. And you know what the bot did? It said, "Sorry, of course I'm wrong, because the correct options are..." and then it gave me the remaining options. I laughed at its stupidity. Can we trust it with our betting money?

Yeah, that's a thing.

Companies will keep updating these models in different ways, and this might end up with unknown repercussions.

I think most people don't know what's going to happen.

And also, what you're used to now, will probably change over time.

[avp2306]

It is completely luck nothing else. I don't know why most gamblers normally forget about luck after winning, it make no sense at all because this doesn't work out all the time without luck winning is not guaranteed. Honestly, gamblers need to fully aware of this all the time because luck plays a significant role in determining the final outcome of the game, using any tools for gambling can only work for sometime, but trust me it can never guarantee you winnings rather than chasing losses at the end of the day.

Yes, I believe that AI can help you with analysis. You can analyze a lot of data in a short time. Based on that data, they can give a prediction, but in reality, is the game always based on data? There are many games that are not even imagined. Even if they can do this good analysis or other things correctly, they will never be able to predict anything, which is why if someone relies on them to bet, there is nothing to be sure. Someone can prefer something for their prediction, it is their own choice, but AI cannot do anything that can give you a certain win.

Yeah in that way AI is very helpful tool since instead of struggling to find lots of sources in google, we can make our researching more faster thru the help of AI.

By this for sure that bettors can get all data's that gamblers need. For sure that it can give them some idea about best teams to places their bets.

But in terms of profitability for sure that they cannot always assure that AI can bring profits to them. Since this technology cannot predict the outcome of the sports, it will only show the data's that they need, but will not show up 100% accurate result of the game.

[Judith87403]

Yes, I believe that AI can help you with analysis. You can analyze a lot of data in a short time. Based on that data, they can give a prediction, but in reality, is the game always based on data? There are many games that are not even imagined. Even if they can do this good analysis or other things correctly, they will never be able to predict anything, which is why if someone relies on them to bet, there is nothing to be sure. Someone can prefer something for their prediction, it is their own choice, but AI cannot do anything that can give you a certain win.

It’s quite unfortunate that some people actually believe that AI is some cheat code that’ll help them win consistently in gambling. I was having an argument with a friend a certain time about this particular topic, he sounded very optimistic about trying out this new AI model that makes sports predictions just like trading bots. And I tried to make him understand that most of the times, these AI models are often overrated, because it’ll only take an ai model that can actually collect data from the future to be able to make accurate sports predictions and like we know, that’s impossible. There’s only so much that AI can do, just like you said, sports betting is more than just collecting data, yes data can be helpful in making predictions but only to an extent.

[xenomorfo]

Lately, AI advice has been surprising me in a negative way.
I described a technical question about the DeepSeek network with four possible answers and asked it to choose the correct ones. It seemed to describe the options it preferred, but then the test I took revealed that those options were completely incorrect. And you know what the bot did? It said, "Sorry, of course I'm wrong, because the correct options are..." and then it gave me the remaining options. I laughed at its stupidity. Can we trust it with our betting money?

Honestly, I don't really trust artificial intelligence. I'm a person who doesn't understand much about technology, but I understand that it gets all its information from what people write. But are we sure that the information he gets is correct?

[junder]

Yes, I believe that AI can help you with analysis. You can analyze a lot of data in a short time. Based on that data, they can give a prediction, but in reality, is the game always based on data? There are many games that are not even imagined. Even if they can do this good analysis or other things correctly, they will never be able to predict anything, which is why if someone relies on them to bet, there is nothing to be sure. Someone can prefer something for their prediction, it is their own choice, but AI cannot do anything that can give you a certain win.

Sometimes the outcome of a game can deviate from the data or analysis we do, and that's what we call gambling anything can happen unexpectedly. With ChatGPT, we can get suggestions for deeper analysis, but when it comes to gambling, there's no clear guarantee of winning, so luck ultimately becomes the deciding factor.

It all comes down to individual luck, which varies from person to person. The analysis we conduct is valuable because it can help us win, but the outcome is ultimately determined by luck. I don't believe anyone can win consistently with the help of AI or ChatGPT.

[Odusko]

People use AI to make their tasks easier. AI such as ChatGPT can answer questions for you by gathering whatever information needed and present it in a way that you can easily understand. Some people even just use ChatGPT to talk to someone. But what if you use it to gamble and you end up winning?

Tammy Carvey, 45, won $100,000 in September’s $1.787 billion Powerball jackpot after having ChatGPT randomly generate a set of lottery numbers for her.

“I asked ChatGPT for a set of Powerball numbers and those are the numbers I played,” she told the Michigan lottery after she collected her prize

Does ChatGPT have all the lucky nubers in its database or was it just luck? Are people now going to use ChatGPT to win the lottery?

ChatGPT can be helpful to gather games analysis and speculation of the team, but it depends on luck for you to win ultimately, this one winning of $1,000,000 is somewhat based on the luck with the gambler, but we can not undermine or underestimate the power of the help gathering via the ChatGPT, so we can say that this tool can help also to gather whatever Information that could help us make good gambling decisions just like this one right here.

[Etranger]

winning of $1,000,000 is somewhat based on the luck with the gambler...

I’d say it depends not so much on the player’s luck, but on randomness itself. There are no objective chances that one player will be luckier than another. It’s pure chance that cannot be predicted or evaluated in advance. And no one can do that, neither a human nor AI. There are simply no objective criteria that could be analyzed to make such a prediction. AI can only help collect certain data, and even then its access is limited. The analysis still has to be done by the person, even if based on the insights AI is able to provide.

[FFrankie]

Using chatgpt or any type of “random” number generator is all luck. Predicting numbers accurately and repeatedly should be impossible based upon current laws of space and time!

[LastKiss]

Using chatgpt or any type of “random” number generator is all luck. Predicting numbers accurately and repeatedly should be impossible based upon current laws of space and time!

I agree, after reading her story, it really does feel like pure luck was on her side. Sometimes things happen in a way that feels meant to be, almost like it was part of a God plan for her to win the lottery using ChatGPT. There’s always someone who becomes the “first” to do something and ends up making a bit of history. People already use ChatGPT for all kinds of things, analyzing sports teams for betting, helping with work, solving everyday problems. But she found a completely unique way to use it. That’s what makes her story stand out.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Using chatgpt or any type of “random” number generator is all luck. Predicting numbers accurately and repeatedly should be impossible based upon current laws of space and time!

Yes, the thing is that there will be so many people trying their luck with ChatGPT that eventually someone will get it right. Like a broken analog clock, which is right twice a day. The same thing happens with bitcoin price predictions. With so many people predicting, eventually someone will get it right, but it usually has nothing to do with supposed predictive ability, but rather with chance.

[OsaiEmma]

It was just random luck, even if they use similar algorithm to generate the set of numbers, it can't be the same 100% it's just pure luck, so AI ain't the answer