Human vs. ChatGPT NFL Week 10 betting picks: Ice-cold human seeks a rebound as AI gains ground
A profitable season in NFL betting, especially when I’ve committed to five bets per week, is something worth bragging about.
Key points
- Washington Commanders at New York Giants, Thursday Night Football Dan’s analysis: Betting a road team on Thursday Night Football is always scary, but I’m a Jayden Daniels truther.
- There’s an enormous amount of information available, and both sportsbooks and sharp bettors spend all week picking these games apart.
- For an offense that’s supposed to be among the most explosive in the league, the Lions are actually winning with defense and haven’t scored more than 20 points in their past three games.
NFL WEEK 9 SUNDAY TAKEAWAYS: BENGALS, 49ERS, PACKERS LOOK SUPER; RAMS FINALLY OVER.500 The books are very good at pricing NFL bets, so the edges are difficult to find.
DAN: 21-23-1, -3.99 units GPT: 19-25-1, -7.67 units Dan Z.’s Plug Your Nose and Hit ‘Place Bet’ Bet of the Week: 5-3, +1.83 units At least the Bucs got the Plug Your Nose bet back in the win column.
Additional details
- This serves as an important reminder to everyone out there: being a winning bettor in the NFL is very, very difficult.
- If you remove GPT’s worst two weeks (Week 1 and Week 8), the robot is having an OK year: 18-16-1 and up 0.77 units.
- I followed up the disaster that was Week 8 (which I’m still not talking about) with a losing slate in Week 9.
- I worry about how much the Commanders can get on the ground from anyone else with Jacory Croskey-Merritt out.
- Unfortunately for me, too, because I’d love to dump that Week 8 stinker (which I’m still not talking about).
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