The Tipster League, broken down
Head to head, where the money went, and how much of the order is luck. The same record as the League table: every pick logged before the off and settled at Starting Price.
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Which job does each AI do better?
Every AI bets £1 in every race, twice. Each bar shows how much of every £1 came back. The white line is getting the whole stake back.
Where each AI's money went
The pale bar is what each entrant has staked at £1 a race; the coloured bar is what came back at Starting Price. The tag above is the difference. The last column is The Favourite, the bar to measure against.
Races on the Thursday 22 October card where all five named the same horse: odds hidden v odds shown.
Naming winners lands far more often; hunting prices backs longer horses.
Its most likely winner wins far more than its biggest gap to the market.
Settled picks over 108 days, every one logged before the off.
Has any AI done better than just backing the favourite?
The house entrants
Our own rules on the same races, so every AI has something simple to be measured against.
Who wins? · the barThe Favourite89p backBacks the morning favourite every race. 29% won.
Who wins?StableBet Rating89p backTop-rated horse, handicaps only, since Friday 25 September. 20% won.
Which price is wrong?Stablebet Model82p backOur model's most likely winner. 22% won.
Which price is wrong?Stablebet Edge83p backIts biggest gap to the market. 8% won.Research, not tips. Every pick is logged before the off and settled at industry Starting Price, wins and losses alike. Ranges are 95% intervals from resampling race days. Nothing here is a signal to stake. 18+ · BeGambleAware.org