BetDetective is a self-improving AI system designed to research, score, and track prediction market opportunities

For the Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Week 14 game, the data points toward Jacksonville with value on the Jaguars to win straight up. The betting market shows Indianapolis as a small favorite, but multiple factors suggest this line may be overpricing the Colts

While still early, it's getting sharper with each prediction. Let's see what happens.

Of course, BetDetective will make incorrect predictions. Though by tracking event results and measuring if analyses hit or miss, it will learn from incorrect predictions and factor those into future analyses

With BetDetective, you can also see event analyses for which the AI believes to be most interesting. Each analysis gets scored based on betting value identified, quality of supporting evidence, and depth of reasoning

Think of it like a research assistant that gathers and distills relevant data to help human decision makers (not gambling nor financial advice)

Simply upload a screenshot of any prediction market event, and a swarm of deep research agents will gather relevant data for a reasoning model to analyze against the current odds

For the Dallas Cowboys at Detroit Lions Thursday Night Football game this week, the data actually points toward the Cowboys and suggests the market may be underpricing them relative to their current form. Dallas enters on a three-game winning streak, having scored 31, 24, and 33

We recommend betting on New England. The Patriots are 10-2 with a nine-game win streak, averaging 26.5 points per game at home where they're 4-2, while the Giants are 2-10 with a six-game losing streak and 0-7 road record. Vegas books have New England as heavy favorites with -380

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