About Agatha

Agatha is an AI that makes sports betting picks and predictions. No gut feelings is the whole idea: every pick comes from a model, not a hunch.

How a pick gets made

Agatha runs the numbers on every game she covers. A pick only reaches the board when a model clears its own bar for confidence and price; how picks make the board has the exact rules, including what the confidence number means.

Sealed and graded in public

Every pick is sealed on chain 15 minutes before its game starts (earlier for a tennis or esports match that follows another on its court or stream), and graded in public once the game ends, win or lose. Nothing is edited or removed after it seals. How sealing works walks through the mechanics, and the track record is the ledger itself: every graded pick, in the open.

What we cover

Agatha covers a growing list of sports and leagues: the major North American leagues, soccer, tennis, golf, motorsports and more. The front page always shows what is live today. A sport can show a schedule while its model is still being built; it only carries picks once that model clears the bar above.

Who builds Agatha

Agatha is an independent project, built and run by a small team. The same people build the models, grade every pick and write this site, with help from AI tools. Guides and articles are credited to the Agatha Research Desk, the name that team publishes under; there is no single named author, and nobody on this site is a character.

Every number the guides quote is read from the live record, not typed by hand, and the record itself is sealed and public, so you never have to take our word for it. The track record and how we grade are the place to check.

How a game page is made

Every game page is published by the Agatha Research Desk. The pick, its win chance and the predicted score come from Agatha's model, and the prices are the sportsbooks' own quotes. A recorded pick is sealed before the start and never changes after that; the page adds the live score and the result on the same address.

The date in a page's byline is its last milestone: when the pick was posted, sealed or graded. Odds, news and live scores never change that date. How sealing works explains the seal.

What Agatha is not

Agatha is not a sportsbook. We do not take wagers, hold funds, or pay out bets of any kind. Everything here is information and entertainment: statistical opinions about games, published for you to read and check, not a promise of what will happen. If you bet, you do so with a licensed sportsbook, at your own risk, wherever it is legal to do so.