There's AI, or ChatGPT for example, but even if this AI knows all the information and stats of the opposing teams, it still cannot guarantee to predict the winner. Sports betting is fun, but we still face the reality that it's hard to win in gambling. I didn't say we can't win because that is not true, it's just hard but not impossible. Of course, it can be learned, especially if we know how to control our emotions. We can learn from our mistakes based on experience, and eventually, we will be able to develop our skills and maybe one day become professional sports bettors.
While AI has a lot of information, it is not necessary that AI will perform as an expert will do or even better. I know experts also work with previous matches and competitions from the club to decide what and how the future of such competition will pan out, and that's similar to what an AI prediction will do, however, there are some behaviors with respect to the previous matches that AI may not notice that will probably give an expert the hedge over the AI software. This is why I will still prefer to stick to the predictions made by an expert over whatever I will get from an AI if I have the option to choose from the two.