Jamie Loeb

Predixsport publishes probabilistic forecasts for NBA, football, and tennis matches using calibrated machine-learning models.

The data is intended for fans, analysts, journalists, and researchers interested in sports modeling. See our methodology and model transparency pages for train/test splits, calibration curves, error metrics, and known model limitations.

No forecast is a guarantee. Sports events are inherently uncertain, and even well-calibrated probabilities will be wrong on individual matches. Our published calibration data shows the actual long-run error rates. Bookmaker odds reflect equally sophisticated models, and differences are typically small and noisy.

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