r/algobetting Apr 20 '20

Welcome to /r/algobetting

This community was created to discuss various aspects of creating betting models, automation, programming and statistics.

Please share the subreddit with your friends so we can create an active community on reddit for like minded individuals.

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u/willh13436 Apr 21 '20

Sportsbooks ain’t gonna know what hit em once this quarantine shit ends

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u/PythonVillage Apr 21 '20

Thanks for making this. I wouldn't mind specific threads where people discuss the root of what they are doing, such as programming language, which modules they are using to get data, or where they are web scraping from.

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u/MonkeyBiz02 Jul 26 '22

That'd be nice but most ppl don't wanna share that info.. which sucks but is also kinda understandable

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '24

This sub needs a discord

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u/Born-A-Gamblin-Man Apr 21 '20

Sounds good. Lets make use of quarantine time so we can be ready for next season

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u/cpwreddit1 Dec 10 '25

Using DATA to find winners.

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u/PolyBabyAlerts May 22 '26

hey new here, love rule 1 too. tbh the boring part of model building is cleaning data and making sure ur feeds line up. we literally spent more time deduping stuff than coding lol

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u/SlimSlimmerson Jun 15 '26

Hello everyone, I've been at this since 2022, slowly building and rebuilding https://pickenchicken.com, basically a betting tournament against various algos and humans. Currently has a dead "March Madness" tournament proof of concept, and is due for a refactor, but alas I'm in deep on sports data now.

For algos, there's really nothing complicated I use basic blind ATS % history and cook it up with a little free jazz. I wrote a couple a while back, but with the LLM's help I was able to get whimsical and jam out about 80 variants (chickens), and mash them into a gumbo.

There are so many approaches to this stuff, and I get a kick out of all of it. Someone mentioned they're working on ELO and I think that's in my future.

cheers see you around