AI Sports Prediction Model Agatha.gg Surpasses 1,000 Graded Picks

Every pick is sealed on the blockchain before game time and graded in public. Agatha.gg, a free sports picks site where an AI makes every pick, has sealed more than 1,000 picks on the blockchain since its public record began on Oct. 1, 2026, and every one, win or lose, stays listed at agatha.gg/track-record. Sports picks have a trust problem: a record is easy to edit after the fact, and a losing pick is easy to forget. Agatha.gg answers with receipts. Each pick is sealed on the blockchain with its price, sportsbook, and confidence before its scheduled start; one key per day opens the seals once the games are graded, and anyone can check a receipt at agatha.gg/verify. For any date, the number of picks sealed on chain must equal the number of rows on the public record. The Agatha team said: Every picks account says it wins. We wanted a record nobody can edit, not even us: every pick sealed before the game, then graded in public, wins and losses in the same list. The Record So Far As of 1:50 p.m. ET on Oct. 15, every graded pick since Oct. 1 stood at 660 wins, 360 losses and 3 pushes: +20.49 units at one unit a pick. The front-page Best Bets stood at 233-141-1 and +24.12 units (a 6.4% return). ATP tennis leads with 109-46 and +15.26 units, and MLB is 37-18 and +13.80 units. The longest-priced winner so far is pick #941: on Oct. 13, Agatha picked Mathilde Lollia, a +450 underdog at Betway, and she won 7-6(5), 5-7, 6-2. The day before, Agatha had picked her at +388 (pick #871), and she won that match too. Receipts: agatha.gg/verify/941 and agatha.gg/verify/871. Best Odds Across 39 Sportsbooks, Then Live Odds Agatha compares the prices of the 39 sportsbooks it tracks and puts the best price at the top, with a link to the book offering it. Once a game starts, its card switches to Live Odds, updated about every 20 seconds. Odds may be delayed and can change.