DeepBetting

DeepBetting publishes daily machine-learning predictions for European football, NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB, built on ten-plus years of data. It highlights value bets, logs every pick publicly, and offers a free tier plus monthly subscriptions.

DeepBetting is a French startup that sells sports predictions generated by machine learning and deep learning models. The models are trained on more than ten years of historical player and team statistics, then applied to upcoming matches to estimate how likely each outcome is. The pitch centres on value: flagging games where the model's probability runs higher than the market's own estimate, so a bettor can focus on situations with a statistical edge instead of gut feeling. Coverage spans five sports and over fifteen leagues. On the football side that means the major European domestic leagues plus the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League, along with competitions such as the Eredivisie, Liga Portugal, Allsvenskan, Eliteserien and Brazil Serie A. The US side covers the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL. Predictions are refreshed daily and are delivered through a web dashboard and an app experience shown in the site's mobile mockups. The workflow is simple. A user creates an account on the free plan or on a paid subscription, opens the dashboard each day, reads the predictions for the matches they follow, and decides which bets to place. Access is split by product: a free tier with limited football and US sports predictions, separate Football and US Sports subscriptions, and an Ultimate bundle that combines both at a discount. Payment runs through Stripe or PayPal, and cancellation is handled from the account page. A distinguishing claim is accountability. The company states that every prediction is timestamped at publication and logged on Bet-Analytix, where it cannot be edited or deleted afterward, and that its statistics and full prediction history are publicly viewable. That makes track records checkable, which many tipster services do not offer. DeepBetting fits recreational and semi-serious bettors who want model-driven picks without building their own models. It is a prediction feed rather than a general analytics workbench, so it suits people who prefer to consume probabilities over those who want raw data or customizable modelling. As with any betting product, no outcome is guaranteed.