I can see that there exists some sports betting software, although I agree with others that dice scripts are more common. From what I've seen available, these are very expensive programs and they look like a scam. If you want to earn money with sports betting, I suppose it can be possible. To do that, you need to be very good at the sports you're betting on, as well as understand how sports betting works. Perhaps, it can even be a regular source of income, I don't know. But a script is not a way of solving the case, because that would be too easy, wouldn't it? You buy a script, and then you use it infinitely to get as much money as you wish. If something is too good to be true, it's most likely a scam. However, I suppose some software could help to analyze the preious gameplay and other factors to offer probabilistic predictions. The odds seem to take stuff like that into consideration as well, though, so I don't see much point in using such stuff.