AI Ask the Odds
Ask in your own words. The assistant looks up the prices we record from every sportsbook licensed where you are and answers with real numbers, each one a link to the sportsbook or the match.
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- Only our data
- The assistant can call six lookups: upcoming fixtures, a match's prices, value bets, dropping odds, sure bets and the licensed sportsbooks with their measured prices. It cannot browse, and it has no team news.
- Checked numbers
- Every price, sportsbook and match in an answer must have come back from one of those lookups; an answer that names anything else is thrown away and asked again. The cards under an answer are re-priced by us.
- Not advice
- It describes what the prices say: who the market favours, what a price implies, where the best price is and how the market moved. It never predicts a result or tells you what to bet.
- Follow-ups
- Ask a follow-up and the last two exchanges go with it. Questions are not stored; only the call's token counts are logged for cost control.
Ask the Odds questions
What can I ask?
Anything about the matches we price in the next ten days (78 right now): who pays most for a result, the odds on a total or handicap, which sportsbooks disagree, what has shortened or drifted, where prices beat the fair price, and which sportsbook measures best or has the lowest margin.
Will it tell me who will win?
No. It can tell you who the market favours and by how much, which is a reading of prices, not a prediction.
Why did it say it cannot answer?
Because the answer is not in our prices: results, injuries, line-ups, sports or leagues we do not cover, or advice. Ask about a price or a bookmaker instead.
