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What are Computer Picks?
Computer picks are simply sports betting predictions made by imputing data into an application. Based on this data, the application makes predictions regarding outcomes for upcoming games. Bettors tend to prefer using computer picks over consensus or expert picks due to the fact that they are not subject to opinion or bias that are associated with being human. (For example, a computer won’t tell you not to bet on the New England Patriots, just because they don’t like Tom Brady.)
Very often, the best computer sports picks appear in a tabulated form showing predicted winners, spreads and totals. It is important to note that computers aren’t good at analyzing every single type of bet, and are only good in some areas for some sports. For example, we wouldn’t trust computer picks for placing future bets.
Computer Picks Are Not Guaranteed Wins
The one thing many inexperienced bettors tend to get confused about is the idea of computer picks being a guaranteed way to win bets at a sportsbook. Well, to put it quite plainly, there is no such thing as a guaranteed bet, regardless of whether you are using computer picks or otherwise.
As mentioned above, computer picks tell bettors which person or team is most likely to win an event theoretically. It looks at all the information, and then predicts a winner on the basis of that. However, computers are unable to calculate for one variable, and that is human unpredictability. They are unable to tell if a particular player is going to have a good or bad day, or if a star player may get injured in-play.
For example, take the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2018 Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots. Carson Wentz’s injury towards the end of the season led computers to believe that the Eagles were likely underdogs to take the title. They may have not accounted for Nick Foles putting in a performance in the big game that would have led him to be named Super Bowl MVP because, statistically speaking, this is not what a second-string quarterback does.
So, always keep in mind that while computer picks are statistically more accurate predictions of how a game should go on paper, this is not always what lands up happening.
Best Sports for Computer Picks
Bettors will find that there are computer picks available for a load of different sports betting markets. Some of the most popular options:
NFL Computer Picks
The NFL is undeniably the most popular sporting league. Every year, bettors make millions of wagers on the sport, sometimes using computer picks. In general, NFL computer picks tend to be centered around individual match bets (so think moneylines, spreads, totals and props.) We wouldn’t necessary use computer picks for placing future bets.
NBA Computer Picks
The NBA is largely considered to be the most predictable sporting league. Essentially, teams need a star player or two to do perform well, and if they don’t have such players, they probably won’t win. Computer picks prove to be really helpful for betting on this league as such.
MLB Computer Picks
In contrast to the NBA, the MLB is known to be pretty unpredictable due to stronger focus being placed on getting home runs in recent years, and it being hard to measure up the quality of a pitcher in relation to a hitter. However, that stated, computer picks do help quite a bit with making moneylines and totals.
NHL Computer Picks
The NHL is widely known to be the hardest league to bet due to the variety of factors bettors need to focus on before making a wager, such as which goaltender is playing on which day. In general, computer picks prove to be very helpful with determining playoff results, but remember that they aren’t always right. (Think of how Tampa Bay Lightning’s record season ended in a sweep.)
College Basketball Computer Picks
College basketball tends to be slightly more unpredictable than the NBA, but still proves to be a popular betting option with regards to NCCAB computer picks. Bettors can expect to see a load of free picks computer being posted during March Madness.



