AI tips — Tuesday, 25 August 2026

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Final results

Tuesday, 25 August 2026 · settled
2Tips
1Won
1Lost
50%Win rate
-0.55u1-unit P/L
-27.5%ROI

If you followed every AIBets tip on 25 Aug

2Tips
1Wins
1Losses
50%Win rate
100uStarting bank
1uStake per tip
2uTotal staked
1.45uTotal returned
-0.55uDaily P/L
-27.5%Daily ROI
All 2 tips combinedOne accumulator at the published prices
2.68LOST ✗

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TimeMatchAI tipOddsAI win chanceConfidenceStatus
18:45 Sabah FA v Hapoel Beer Sheva FootballUEFA Champions League Under 2.5 goals 1.85
60%
GOOD LOST ✗FT 5-2
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What this bet means

You're backing a tight game: the bet wins if there are 2 goals or fewer in total.

Why the model likes it

The API model explicitly projects under -3.5 goals with both teams' projected goals at -2.5, strongly indicating a low-scoring match. The under 2.5 at 1.85 implies ~54% probability, offering positive expected value against the model's 60% estimate.

21:00 Bodo/Glimt v NEC Nijmegen FootballUEFA Champions League Over 2.5 goals 1.45
72%
HIGH WON ✓FT 3-0
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What this bet means

You're backing goals: the bet wins if the match has 3 or more in total, no matter who scores them.

Why the model likes it

Bodo/Glimt's attack comparison of 75% and goals comparison of 75% strongly suggest a high-scoring game, and the projected goals indicators lean toward the home side. Over 2.5 at 1.45 implies ~69%, and the model estimate of 72% provides a small positive edge.

Football · UEFA Champions League 18:45

Sabah FA v Hapoel Beer Sheva

AI tipUnder 2.5 goals
1.85
60%
ConfidenceGOOD
StatusLOST ✗

Full time 5-2

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What this bet means

You're backing a tight game: the bet wins if there are 2 goals or fewer in total.

Why the model likes it

The API model explicitly projects under -3.5 goals with both teams' projected goals at -2.5, strongly indicating a low-scoring match. The under 2.5 at 1.85 implies ~54% probability, offering positive expected value against the model's 60% estimate.

1.85 at publish
Football · UEFA Champions League 21:00

Bodo/Glimt v NEC Nijmegen

AI tipOver 2.5 goals
1.45
72%
ConfidenceHIGH
StatusWON ✓

Full time 3-0

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What this bet means

You're backing goals: the bet wins if the match has 3 or more in total, no matter who scores them.

Why the model likes it

Bodo/Glimt's attack comparison of 75% and goals comparison of 75% strongly suggest a high-scoring game, and the projected goals indicators lean toward the home side. Over 2.5 at 1.45 implies ~69%, and the model estimate of 72% provides a small positive edge.

1.45 at publish

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