Betting Agents
The MLB and NFL Models make Official Picks only when their criteria are met, and every one is graded in public: wins, losses and units, so you can judge them on results.
MLB Model record
A unit is one standard stake. Results are the model's Official Picks only; research scores are never graded.
Full record page with the methodology: MLB Model Record.
NFL Model record
Full record page with the methodology: NFL Model Record.
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See the models' picks and their reasoning
- Every Official Pick the MLB and NFL Models make, the moment it's made
- The model's read on every game, with the data behind it
- The full graded history, pick by pick: MLB by day, NFL by week
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How the model assessments work
Each sport's model runs its own statistical analysis and publishes its results through the day. Gambletron AI displays them; it does not recompute them. Every game on the slate gets an assessment scored 0-100, along with the analytics behind it — form, matchup data, starters, injuries and market context — so you can read the reasoning rather than take a number on trust.
Most assessments are research. Only those clearing the model's qualifying threshold become Official Picks; everything below is published as research so you can see the calls the model considered and declined. Showing the rejected assessments is deliberate — a record that only lists the bets a gate let through tells you nothing about whether the gate is set well.
Scores and lineups lock roughly fifteen minutes before each game starts, so everyone sees the same published numbers rather than a figure that quietly shifts once play is underway. Once a game is graded, its final result replaces the locked numbers.
A model score and a market edge are two different measurements. The score is the model's view of the matchup; the edge is the gap between a sportsbook's price and the market's own fair price, which Gambletron AI calculates itself. The record at the top of this page shows how the Official Picks have actually graded, and the FAQ explains the distinction in full.