Topic: Sports Betting and AI predictions (Read 589 times)

Casinos/Sportsbooks are not threatened by the AI advancement in the gambling industry, as a fact, they are also working with their AIs. They have enough money to do all that and as players think they are smart, there are enough experts training and testing all loopholes so that there can't be cheating from customers' angle.

Talking about cheating, how can customers even cheat the house that controls everything? Unless you hack their system, you are not going to use the AI to cheat them or win more games regardless of whether it's sports betting or casino games,

The only "but" here is when you are playing real games with the casino and AI is allowed from the customer's angle. The customer might use advanced AI knowledge to outsmart the casino's system. I am talking about games like chess and the like, though I doubt if that will be allowed because it will need integration which the casinos may not allow.

Until now, I never even believed in AI predictions because no one would be able to defeat the casino. From what I know only AI is designed by humans and with artificial intelligence with past information such as H2H or other information. And it's the same as our own predictions that are still the same as not giving any guarantee for victory.
On the one hand, I think the casino will not feel threatened by the current AI predictions. Because they have a really system that will not be able to make a loss of gambling owners.

Until now, I never even believed in AI predictions because no one would be able to defeat the casino. From what I know only AI is designed by humans and with artificial intelligence with past information such as H2H or other information. And it's the same as our own predictions that are still the same as not giving any guarantee for victory.
On the one hand, I think the casino will not feel threatened by the current AI predictions. Because they have a really system that will not be able to make a loss of gambling owners.

I feel like casinos are at a big risk nowadays, just think about a new AI focused on sports coming to the market to bring the best predictions, it would be a huge trouble, and even if no one can predict the future those AI could have a huge accurate rate, and that's an "Always win" game for the users.

For sure some AI will be locked for features like this, but some others will work with freedom and will be able even to analyze live games and suggest the right bet for the second time of the match.

If there are AI that are predicting matches, betting sites will be very happy. They will be happy because they know that the AI will let people think that they can use them for betting. But at the end, those that bet frequently will still be losing. To make money from betting is beyond prediction. Not good for people to think they can make money from betting because it will disappoint like those prediction sites.

AI is really, really powerful. More so in analyzing large sets of historical data and producing insights. But when it comes down to sports betting, so many unpredictable situations cannot be captured by AI. Athletic performances are dictated by so many different things: injuries; shifts in the teams' performance, the weather, even sometimes an athlete's emotional state. Things that historical data can't always predict. It gives you an upper hand in maths. However, is it funny how sports would be a whole different ball game, if you will, because far more fluid than the numbers in any book? AI may predict the better winning percentage by your team under similar circumstances, but things like a sudden red card cannot be factored into it. Shock injury to a star player or even some strategic changes by the coach that could change the dynamic of the game.

Of course, with all these, I feel that AI is still a good tool for a bettor if applied properly. It can give a base for analysis. It draws conclusions from the data that can inform your decisions. However, relying solely on AI is a misconception of sorts. Properly successful bettors have put to use a mixture of all tools, whether it be AI, personal research, and predictions. The AI can pick the stronger options based on analysis. But don't forget the practical conditions that may alter the outcome in ways AI systems cannot predict.

For example, if the AI ​​gives a particular team a more impressive win rate based on their past performance. Critical thinking about the present is important. Do some new players join? Are key players tired? Were there any recent changes in technologies? Sometimes, a better understanding of human memory and physiology can fill the gaps where AI can make predictions. So, I think the better way is to see AI predictions as a huge mystery. Use it to guide your thinking.

I feel like casinos are at a big risk nowadays, just think about a new AI focused on sports coming to the market to bring the best predictions, it would be a huge trouble, and even if no one can predict the future those AI could have a huge accurate rate, and that's an "Always win" game for the users.

I feel like casinos are at a big risk nowadays, just think about a new AI focused on sports coming to the market to bring the best predictions, it would be a huge trouble, and even if no one can predict the future those AI could have a huge accurate rate, and that's an "Always win" game for the users.

For sure some AI will be locked for features like this, but some others will work with freedom and will be able even to analyze live games and suggest the right bet for the second time of the match.

Correct, the only thing AI can do is to study the past and recent performance of the teams and can determine who has the better chance of winning the game. Some lazy gamblers may use AI for this purpose.

By the way, if anyone is not sure about who will win and also does not want to study the strengths and weakness of the team, can only look at the odds and determine which is the stronger team. The one to whom bookies give low odds is likely to win and the higher odds mean a weaker team. But the results are always random, meaning you never know if weaker team players show better performances and win on a certain day.

Until now, I never even believed in AI predictions because no one would be able to defeat the casino. From what I know only AI is designed by humans and with artificial intelligence with past information such as H2H or other information. And it's the same as our own predictions that are still the same as not giving any guarantee for victory.
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Until now, I never even believed in AI predictions because no one would be able to defeat the casino. From what I know only AI is designed by humans and with artificial intelligence with past information such as H2H or other information. And it's the same as our own predictions that are still the same as not giving any guarantee for victory.
On the one hand, I think the casino will not feel threatened by the current AI predictions. Because they have a really system that will not be able to make a loss of gambling owners.

AI might generate some winning results but AI doesn't play the game and it cannot predict what will or won't happen in the game. Cannot predict injuries, cannot predict missed kick or passes, cannot predict if a player is tossed out, just cannot predict everything. It analyzes data and gives an educated prediction IMO, but you as a person can do the same so I don't feel like AI is too much of an advantage and isn't an issue for bookies.

Until now, I never even believed in AI predictions because no one would be able to defeat the casino.

AI might generate some winning results but AI doesn't play the game and it cannot predict what will or won't happen in the game. Cannot predict injuries, cannot predict missed kick or passes, cannot predict if a player is tossed out, just cannot predict everything. It analyzes data and gives an educated prediction IMO, but you as a person can do the same so I don't feel like AI is too much of an advantage and isn't an issue for bookies.