Why you shouldn’t rely too much on AI in betting

[Findingnemo]

As I said in ChatGPT thread, it just gives you the most probable out come based on what people think about the game and who is stronger and where it it happening so you are the one who needs to pick whether you want to go with the odds or against it and the AI tools can't do that and if that was easy ignore sports betting, people can win lotteries everyday right?

[Agbe]

A lot of people need to understand that ai cannot predict the future accurately even if it can be a good and resourceful tool to analyze specific options but like I said, there are no guarantees. relying too much on ai alone could put you in a precarious situation,saying that because you might end up incurring lots of losses in the long run. Ai isn't meant to give an accurate prediction, it should be used for research.

[whiteblue]

AI responds based on the data it receives, so the results are guaranteed to be consistent. AI doesn't have confidence, like a feeling of trust. It speaks based on data to make predictions. However, in practice, it's different. Gambling involves unpredictable luck and chance in the game itself. Therefore, correct and incorrect predictions can't be punished because AI only responds based on the data it has.

And relying on AI isn't a good decision, in my opinion. It will create a very dangerous dependency on trust. In the long run, our expertise will accumulate in judging a match.

Maybe use AI to collate some vital information during the cause of my research for the data in the internet such as records of games played in the past, performance of the teams based on their ball possessions and collection of data like that which I can now use to guide my approach towards the gambling decisions I will be taking thereafter but not because it will help me to predict a gambling game.

No AI tool have shown such high level capability of predicting the future outcomes of any game being it a popular one or none popular one and even if they have tried to attempt to do so, you will be following such predictions at your own very risks and I don’t even think you have the right as a forward thinking person to blame the system because the system is not designed to predict games but helps you search for records in the internet and merely tries to make a sense of it through your prompts.

As long as we can use it as it functions well, in obtaining data for our reference to find out, it is quite good, because searching for data on Google one point at a time is very complicated, we can ask many questions in one prompt and AI will definitely provide it, but don't forget to also check it again because we don't know when AI gives the wrong answer and provides data that is too old while the latest data has not been updated, it is important to pay attention to it if you rely on AI.

[Miles2006]

Gamblers ask AI funny questions on who to bet and in return they’re expecting a win, funny how they believe AI knows everything to an extend the outcome of a game, match etc. 90% of information provided by AI is as a result of data collection base on previous statistics so it’s quite obvious the knowledge is common for anyone who knows the match really well can predict better compared to AI because it’s more of a reality check besides these AI are mostly controlled by humans.

[CryptSafe]

As I said in ChatGPT thread, it just gives you the most probable out come based on what people think about the game and who is stronger and where it it happening so you are the one who needs to pick whether you want to go with the odds or against it and the AI tools can't do that and if that was easy ignore sports betting, people can win lotteries everyday right?

You are right, AI would only give you what it has already been programmed for, which is data of past events and occurences and not the live situation of performance. So anybody depending on it would likely get it very wrong and lose out on any bet they had placed from the result of AI.

[coin-investor]

AI usually thinks like the public. It follows stats, rankings, and odds. Same logic as most casual bettors. It doesn’t really watch games, it doesn’t see momentum or confidence.

In sports betting, it always goes to the person who wants it most. Bettors usually look for something unusual, like demeanor and inside tips; they believe and want an upset, and it usually comes when an experienced bettor knows how to look for circumstances where an upset will likely happen, besides the stats and data they have.

Anyone else experienced this?

This happens in horse racing when you receive tips that the heavy favorite is suffering and will not likely perform at its peak.

[nutildah]

The unpredictable nature of sports means that sometimes bad teams will win against good teams, with almost nobody being able to predict the upset. Most outcomes of professional level sports are at least somewhat unpredictable or they wouldn't really be "sporting" matches.

Instead of asking AI to predict winners for me, I ask it to provide insights into the finer details of the match, like how do the offenses and defenses match up against each other, who is injured or recovering from injuries, which team can outcoach the other team, etc. It can compile this information much more quickly than I could, and sometimes I can use it to give me just a slight advantage.

Proof this works was last year's NFL Pick Em contest where I came in first over 28 others by a decent margin. AI won't help you win every bet, but they might help you win 55-60% of bets, which is often enough.

[Cantsay]

Last night, I bet on the match between Alexandra Eala and Sorana Cîrstea. Cîrstea was the favorite, Eala was the underdog. I asked AI for a prediction and, as expected, it picked Cîrstea because of ranking and experience.

But I didn’t agree.

I watched Eala’s previous game where she beat a Top 10 player, and she looked confident. So I trusted my own analysis and bet on Eala with high odds (around 5). No screenshot, but the bet won.

This made me realize something.

AI usually thinks like the public. It follows stats, rankings, and odds. Same logic as most casual bettors. It doesn’t really watch games, it doesn’t see momentum or confidence.

Anyone else experienced this?

Depends on your prompts, if you just ask it generically for something like this, it will most likely give you answer like the public or based it’s response on stats but when you go deeper and give it some parameters and some more detail that it should consider when deciding what to pick, you’ll see a different response and one that sounds like what your closest friend would say if they were asked the same question.

AI shouldn’t be relied on entire, true, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use it to help ease up some of the things you would have spent hours doing.

[Onyeeze]

Do you know that there was a certain time when people we are trading with a bot instead of using manual to participate in Trading but on the process the found out that using boot to thread any kind of currencies is not giving a profit the way there we are expecting it or the way the expected it majority of them that uses a bot to trade cut it off by not trading any longer with bot, so at the same thing also happen in gambling people were making use of AI to predict gambling but the founder that using AI is not giving them winning and some people continue to use it and some people stop losing it, for me I don't think that all these things will give us what we want it is rather for we to make use of our experience and the predict our gambling matches by ourselves

[Odusko]

Gamblers ask AI funny questions on who to bet and in return they’re expecting a win, funny how they believe AI knows everything to an extend the outcome of a game, match etc. 90% of information provided by AI is as a result of data collection base on previous statistics so it’s quite obvious the knowledge is common for anyone who knows the match really well can predict better compared to AI because it’s more of a reality check besides these AI are mostly controlled by humans.

Most smart people already know from the first read on an AI data to show weaknesses and a lack of coherent and consistent in-depth response from AI, so why should anyone trust AI for a very prediction and betting along AI prediction, that is suicidal to me if I may ship in, because in the end, the outcome will definitely be a disappointment for the gambler, but even those gambler's that seek AI helps are mostly newbies who should ordinarily not have any business with AI to avoid distractions.

[Asiska02]

This made me realize something.

AI usually thinks like the public. It follows stats, rankings, and odds. Same logic as most casual bettors. It doesn’t really watch games, it doesn’t see momentum or confidence.

Anyone else experienced this?

AI gets to present results from data gotten online, so it is the outcome of games that it will use to predict further games. Ai can never think like humans or have the potential to look into the process more than humans do and will focus more on the past results.

Ai is not a bad tool, but knowing how to make use of it well and also knowing when to follow its guidance is very important. Ai do misleads one if you don’t prompt it well as it should be prompted, so being extra cautious of it is important while leveraging on the good part of it.

[Ziskinberg]

Because AI does not give us luck and winning opportunities, but it only provides us reliable data and information that are being fed to him, and the rest are left uncontrollable by AI especially when it comes to unpredictable gambling outcomes.

Also, AI does not develop our best skills and strategies when gambling, so why risk our funds and trust AI, when we are more capable to gamble profitably than what AI can do.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Artificial intelligence analyzes information it receives from the public, but it doesn't have a very superior analytical or decision-making ability; it acts based on existing information. Instead of trusting artificial intelligence or the preferences of others, I would prefer to bet based on my own preferences and feelings, at least so that I can say I made the wrong choice when I do.

[sheenshane]

A lot of people need to understand that ai cannot predict the future accurately even if it can be a good and resourceful tool to analyze specific options but like I said, there are no guarantees. relying too much on ai alone could put you in a precarious situation,saying that because you might end up incurring lots of losses in the long run. Ai isn't meant to give an accurate prediction, it should be used for research.

I tend to agree, it should be for research only, like processing large datasets of player stats, injuries, weather, team form, and historical results to identify possible outcomes.  Despite that, there's no guarantee that it will forecast an accurate result, which could also lead you to a massive loss.

It becomes easier for your research if you use AI, but yes, sometimes verify it first before trusting the information give with the AI, sometimes it's not inaccurate.  Or, it would be better if you would use your own analysis, combined with the AI information.

[Makus]

Ai wasn't reslly programmed specifically for gambling that alone is something to make you skeptical about relying on it. Ai cannot solve our problem and the reliance a lot of people place on it makes me so surprised. Ai isn't capable of predicting the future accurately, so there is no need to put all your attention into getting guaranteed bet from it. from my experience a lot of times Ai cannot give you what it takes to win constantly because that's not actually possible for anyone to achieve in gambling or betting, Don't fix your mind on ai.

[LastKiss]

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AI usually thinks like the public. It follows stats, rankings, and odds. Same logic as most casual bettors. It doesn’t really watch games, it doesn’t see momentum or confidence.

It’s true that AI only does analysis based on data if we need data, asking AI can be very helpful. But when it comes to momentum, not everyone can see or understand it. Every team or player has their own momentum in each series or match and that’s why it’s essential to watch the games when we want to bet on sports betting.

If we rely too much on others whether it’s AI or another person to make our decisions, we might end up with results that aren’t satisfying. Let other people’s input help you make your own decision, but don’t let your decision determined by others.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Ai wasn't reslly programmed specifically for gambling that alone is something to make you skeptical about relying on it. Ai cannot solve our problem and the reliance a lot of people place on it makes me so surprised. Ai isn't capable of predicting the future accurately, so there is no need to put all your attention into getting guaranteed bet from it. from my experience a lot of times Ai cannot give you what it takes to win constantly because that's not actually possible for anyone to achieve in gambling or betting, Don't fix your mind on ai.

Well, the last part of your comment is conflicting, Ai can't give you what it takes to win constantly from gambling, and that is because it's impossible to win constantly or consistently from gambling, for which in this regard, Ai is right.., issue would have been present if Ai listed what and what to do to experience constant or consistent winnings from gambling meanwhile I reality, nothing guarantees constant or consistent winnings.

And for sure, many people are using AI for the wrong things and asking Ai to tell the posible out come of a sports game is one of the wrong ways to use it, like I did said in my previous comment, sports is dynamic, things can change fast and only humans are able to adapt to that change in real time, Ai will need some time to also adapt assuming things remain the same and doesn't change again for a certain period of time.

[Samlucky O]

This made me realize something.

AI usually thinks like the public. It follows stats, rankings, and odds. Same logic as most casual bettors. It doesn’t really watch games, it doesn’t see momentum or confidence.

Anyone else experienced this?

AI will definitely think like the public because that is how it was programed to function. AI usually does a random check and or analysis and sum them Up together and produce a result. There was a time I wanted to make prediction using AI, and guess what the AI gave me an analysis of the both team and their past and previous performances and give me the reason to why one team will win the other, low and behold it worked perfectly well as predicted. So when using AI to predict game, don't expect anything special, just know that it will give you result base on past record and nothing special.

[Oluwa-btc]

I watched Eala’s previous game where she beat a Top 10 player, and she looked confident. So I trusted my own analysis and bet on Eala with high odds (around 5). No screenshot, but the bet won.

Exactly you're right Ai are designed to perform some random analysis not a predictable one because they are machines unlike we humans that take our time to analyze particular game, make reasonable research and work towards getting useful results. For AI they don't think that way cause they work with a unified jurisdiction to get the performance they want. Regardless they are topnotch in rendering services to humans but they can't be truly relied on.

[SFMHodler]

There are so many factors in betting, on sports matches, im sure it will get some big events right, but not a cl finale.