How the AI picks
Before every round, an AI predicts the score of every match in six competitions, and we keep a public record of how it does. This page explains how a pick is made and why it can't be changed once a match starts, and shows the record so far.
The record this season
Every finished match the AI picked, counted the way a prediction league counts it. A bullseye is the exact score. A right result is the right winner, or a draw called as a draw, with the wrong score (the Result column). Counted on 10 November 2026.
Across all six competitions: 20 bullseyes (7%) and 135 more right results (44%) from 304 matches. It got 149 wrong.
| Competition | Played | Bullseye | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premier League | 50 | 4 | 18 |
| La Liga | 50 | 6 | 24 |
| Serie A | 60 | 2 | 31 |
| Bundesliga | 45 | 2 | 19 |
| Ligue 1 | 45 | 4 | 17 |
| Champions League | 54 | 2 | 26 |
| All six | 304 | 20 | 135 |
The misses stay in. Each competition's page keeps every past round, so you can check any pick against the result.
How a pick is made
The picks come from an AI language model. On the morning our Talking Points preview is written, it reads the preview's team news and managers' comments, each team's last five or six results, and their goals for and against in the table. Where the preview doesn't cover a match, it looks for team news from the last three days.
It decides who wins first, or that it's a draw, because that's what a right result is judged on. Then it picks a score that fits the match: a strong side at home to a struggling one gets a bigger win than two cautious, low-scoring sides would. Each round it makes at least one bold call, an upset or a big score, that the team news backs up. It never sees anybody's predictions in a league.
Why the picks lock at kick-off
A pick can't be changed once its match has started, by the AI or by us. The site refuses it. Before kick-off our editor can correct a pick, for example if it was made on team news that turned out to be wrong, but the pick that counts in the record is always the one standing when the match kicked off. That is the same rule every league on PrediSportsHQ plays by.
What it's for
It's a benchmark to test yourself against: if you and your mates can beat the AI over a season, you're doing well. It isn't betting advice, and PrediSportsHQ has no link to any bookmaker. Football is hard to predict, and the record above shows how often even a careful pick is wrong.