Quote from: Hatchy on Today at 03:38:33 PM

Quote from: BitBakerr1 on July 07, 2025, 08:11:33 AM

And AI won't be able to spot all this things out, and that is why if you know about a particular sport very well you will win more than you lose gambling on that sport.

No matter how good you might think.the ai tool is, it cannot give you a prediction that would produce profitable results. Ai are designed to interact with us in any possible way, so I guess it will do it's best to give you what it can. But as a gambler I think it's would be better to not put all your hope on the Ai predictions. What it does is that it computes the past games of both teams and try to give you a statical analysis of their best games compared to their loss and then gives you the possibility of what their next games would look like.

The predictions AI might share are still estimates based on statistics and performance data from previous matches. AI can provide insights, but its predictions will never be completely accurate. I think this is similar to us seeking a summary of information before placing a bet.
If the AI's prediction is wrong, resulting in a loss, will the AI also clarify that gambling requires luck and that those of us who use AI predictions are simply unlucky?
With the advent of AI, many people now rely on and rely more on AI. However, they are experimenting too much with AI, such as trading signal predictions and betting predictions.