ParlayAI is an AI-powered sports betting analytics service. Machine-learning models trained on historical results, Monte Carlo simulations, and a validation layer called ATLAS produce data-backed picks across MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAAB, UFC, and CFB. Every pick is logged to a public track record.

How does ParlayAI generate picks?

Each sport has a dedicated model with 50-234 features (team stats, advanced metrics, Statcast, KenPom, NGS, etc.). Predictions run through Monte Carlo simulation (5,000-10,000 iterations), Bayesian calibration for overconfidence correction, and ATLAS LLM ensemble validation before a pick is published.

What sports does ParlayAI cover?

7 sports are live: MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAAB (college basketball), UFC, and CFB (college football). Soccer, Tennis, Golf, College Baseball, CS2, and League of Legends are in shadow-mode testing and unlock automatically as they meet accuracy thresholds.

How is the track record verified?

Every pick is logged to a unified database at post time with full details (teams, odds, confidence, edge, book). Results are auto-graded after games end. The public track record on parlayai.net shows real win/loss/push counts and units profit. Nothing is massaged.

How much does ParlayAI cost?

$19.99/month for full access to all sports after a 3-day free trial. A free tier shows limited picks (MLB is always free). Founding member pricing is available for early subscribers.

Is ParlayAI profitable?

The system targets 52-56%+ win rate on spreads/totals (enough to beat -110 juice) and only posts picks with positive expected value. Full unit-by-unit results are displayed publicly at parlayai.net/track-record.

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