Wow… sportsbook showing some “expert tips”?

[Cryptomultiplier]

This is quite an upgrade for sports book owners but I have seen something similar with livescore.com site also, I don't know if this bears semblance to what OP is insinuating.
 


Following the predictions from these sportsbetting platforms doesn't guarantee you win but it helps you have a better idea of how to place your bets.

[boyptc]

I don't think that's useful enough, they're only displaying some information that's open to the public and an average record of what they do.

It's like that they've made googling easy for the bettors, so maybe in a sense of saving time and helping you take some decision it could be helpful.

It’s not that much useful if you want a thorough analysis on your bets but as you said already it gives shortcuts on vital information for the match so that you will not use google search anymore to find this kind of information.

Yes, it saves time with that information but other than that, there's not that much help and it's still your decision that shall be final in the end.

But that's not going to change the results when you're only basing your bets based on that tip, anyway it's just like a freebie tip so not gonna complain if there's a feature like that.

Correct, the target market for this feature are those user that make a quick bets by just browsing the sports book and rely on the odds.

The quick bettors.

Those who simply browse upon it and have no idea of what the match is, and with that brief summary with the AI help that could be a factor for them to choose that team.

Somehow, it's helpful to the others and don't really do research before betting.

[Hispo]

Actually, it is the first time I have seen something like this. And I believe one needs to be careful with those tips, especially if they are being marketed as "expert" tips... Because they can indeed be used to push bettors towards to side of the market, and that wide may be less or more favorable for the bookie itself. As a rule of thumb, a bookie will never display anything which goes against their margin of profits, so it is safe to say this is something which benefits the bookie in some direct or indirect way.

It would be even more interesting jd their showed the source of the information being displayed as tips, so people can cross examine whether those tips are accurate or not.

[Natalim]

Actually, it is the first time I have seen something like this. And I believe one needs to be careful with those tips, especially if they are being marketed as "expert" tips... .

This doesn’t look like expert tips to me. It’s more like a trend based on stats. If you’re a bettor who doesn’t follow the games closely, then sure, this kind of thing can help but never rely on it fully. Trends are just there, they don’t guarantee you’ll win your pick.

And keep in mind, winning isn’t easy. We always hear people saying “easy money,” but in reality it’s not like that.
Still, this data is useful, and honestly I hope every sportsbook has this kind of feature. First time I’ve seen something like it too.

[bitbollo]

Nothing strange, this is like the "combo bets" advertised by some bookmakers. I would say lazy and boring options that just naive players would follow.
I would anyway give the chance for turn off this option. Who cares about an expert? I mean, if a gambler was looking for it, ok sure.
Otherwise I don't see any real reason for doing this...

[freedomgo]

Following the predictions from these sportsbetting platforms doesn't guarantee you win but it helps you have a better idea of how to place your bets.

I’d just skip info like this because I always keep in mind that no AI can help you win if you depend on it too much.
They have the data, the stats, the trends but and that’s it. It’s still up to us to analyze if any of that actually applies to the current game.

Most past results aren’t even against the team they’re facing now. A team might look high-scoring in previous games, but if they’re up against a strong defensive team tonight and the AI tells you '''they scored high before, that’s the trend,'''' then you follow it… that’s basically blind betting.

[viljy]

I believe that this is not of great practical benefit to a particular bettor, but it makes sense for the bookmaker as a "soft power" to influence the line. Well, in general, it's a pretty nice option, because it doesn't interfere with anything and it's not necessary to follow it at all. But it creates a sense of caring for the client. Now all sorts of AI tips are being implemented into many applications in the form of useful tips, help, etc. Of course, not everyone likes it, but it's better than slats or banners with ads that clutter applications.

[_act_]

They actually display this “expert tips” on the match page.
The one I saw was for a local basketball game (PBA), and it looked like they were giving some recommended pick based on their so-called expert analysis or whatever algorithm they’re using.

I’m just curious if anyone here finds that kind of thing useful.
Do you really think it helps, or is it just another way to push bettors toward a certain side?

Maybe in other games they also show the same type of expert tip, I just haven’t checked them yet.

I have seen it before on a local gambling site, but it was more about the teams that could likely win the matches to be played. My advice for you is to not believe in anything you see that betting site are showing you that you will think you can use to make money from betting. They are only showing you to have more fun but you can lose more than win.

[joeperry]

Some of them are winning tips actually, but if you're going to look at it carefully it's just a common tip based on odds and a simple explanation like they have 5 win streak before this match and will likely to win, unlike some real professional gamblers tips where they would explain in full details what could be the match, the output and their insights. I think those tips were provided by the odds provider or something like that since I've seen it in different gambling sites that uses the same UI and probably the same API provider too.

[Rufsilf]

Some of them are winning tips actually, but if you're going to look at it carefully it's just a common tip based on odds and a simple explanation like they have 5 win streak before this match and will likely to win, unlike some real professional gamblers tips where they would explain in full details what could be the match, the output and their insights. I think those tips were provided by the odds provider or something like that since I've seen it in different gambling sites that uses the same UI and probably the same API provider too.

I’m more interested to know based on actual gamblers’ experience.

If you say some of the tips are winning, how do you measure that? Like, to be specific, out of the same 10 tips, how many actually win?

[maydna]

This helps people to have additional information about the match. They can learn the tips although they need to rely on more info and not just from that. But those who want to have fun may consider using those tips and directly place their bet without research. After all, they just want to have fun and not chase anything because if they lose at the end of the match, that will not be a problem. But for those who want to win, they will surely analyze further to find the team that has the potential to win.

[Sanitough]

This helps people to have additional information about the match.

That’s like basic information. What we need are the more advanced details so we can make better analysis. But still, it should be appreciated because it shows sportsbooks are adapting to the AI trend. They’re giving hints with that info, but it’s not something we should fully rely on or think it makes betting easy.

[Porfirii]

This helps people to have additional information about the match. They can learn the tips although they need to rely on more info and not just from that. But those who want to have fun may consider using those tips and directly place their bet without research. After all, they just want to have fun and not chase anything because if they lose at the end of the match, that will not be a problem. But for those who want to win, they will surely analyze further to find the team that has the potential to win.

You know, sportsbooks won't give you enough advice to dramatically increase your chances of victory. If this tips are given is because, as said above, they are no "expert" but very basic and easily accessible information. I'm not sure about the ways to increase your chances of success apart from a deeper research which benefits aren't clear, but these expert tips definitely aren't.

[Vaculin]

If you say some of the tips are winning, how do you measure that? Like, to be specific, out of the same 10 tips, how many actually win?

I’m sure he’s not keeping any real record of that.
He’s just talking based on observation and experience, because that kind of data isn’t something you can follow consistently, unless you want to lose and make betting boring.

Those AI tips are helpful, but if we want the real fun, that’s when we challenge ourselves to dig deeper and look for information most people ignore.
Simple logic: the majority loses… so why follow what the majority sees?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Lol, it's a no expert's tip, but just a common tip that you also need to compare with your own analysis before you go ahead to agree with their analysis. In some bookies, they don't show this experts times but they will suggest for you to bet on the same option that so many other bettors have staked on. For example what they would say on the bookie am referring to is, "join other winning bettors and experts to stake on the following codes." If you click on any of those codes, it will take you direct to where you will stake on the game. I don't use those opinions unless I just want to try luck or if it aligns with my prediction.

[PX-Z]

This is similar to the AI tip that is available on some other sportsbook I have played on, I am sure this one is also using some form of AI algorithm to give the tips.

These are tips that you can find available on your own, it is likely being used as a way to give players the impression of having an edge and this can attract you to play more. You could win from the tips just as easily as you could using tips based on your research.

- Jay -

Yeah the local sport book i registered on has the same feature but i don't think if it was AI or not. It also shows the statistics chart of the previous game of its stat of the team or player which is pretty good and very helpful for any better to check if what team or player to bet.

Also, if the so-called "tip" came from AI i guess there will be a label of it or casino should be transparent otherwise.

[danherbias07]

AI.

They are injecting everything they can using AI now, but I still won't rely on this. If you truly know the sports, those tips will not even matter. Still, this is a good thing, especially if it is a fact. You won't need to go through searching Google for information which speeds up the analysis.

It's a nice feature but at the end of the day, it's still your choice. Spreads will definitely help on this kind of choices.

[DPHOR]

There is a was local gambling site I saw something similar but not just this rather, when someone places a bet there booking codes are being shared across and as a gambler who is using that site you can also copy such codes to place bet, when they wins you also win and when they loses you also lose, more like what you said already. Immediately you clicked that section of the gambling site you would see series of already bets codes that you can use to also placed bet.

[Rufsilf]

The game was concluded, and heres the final sore.  90-75

Looks like expert  AI got even (1-1), correct on the spread (-12.5) , wrong on the team total. (100.5)

[Awaklara]

Do you really think it helps, or is it just another way to push bettors toward a certain side?

These tips are actually simple information that you can do yourself. However, sportsbooks share this information, whether it is provided by AI or their experts, and it can be very helpful to bettors. Just make sure you remember to check and confirm the accuracy of the tips given. They are meant to complement your analysis, so you shouldn’t be driven to follow the tips blindly. If the information is real and in line with the statistics, of course, it can certainly assist bettors.