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OddSense
Football odds checked against fair value, with an AI analyst
OddSense reads the bookmakers' prices for today's football and works out what each bet should pay, so you can see which prices pay more than the risk and which pay less. REF, its AI analyst, reads the news for every game and picks a side in each market, with the case for and against. Ask REF about any game, track your bets (settled for you) and see how REF's picks have done. Free, in English and Portuguese. Not a bookmaker, no guarantees. 18+.
I built OddSense because, to be honest, whenever I bet I struggled to tell which markets were actually good entries, and which games deserved one at the odds on offer. That's where the idea came from.
For every price on today's games, OddSense works out whether the bet is worth it: whether what it pays makes up for the risk you're taking, and whether it's a good entry or one to leave alone. No jargon, just a plain answer for each bet.
On top of that sits REF, an AI analyst. Before each game it searches the news (injuries, line-ups, form), picks a side in every market and writes down why, including the reasons it could go wrong. It never promises a result, and every pick it makes is tracked in the open, won or lost, so you can judge it yourself.
A heads-up: REF has only been running for a few days, so it may still be a bit off while it finds its feet.
What you can do: • See REF's pick for each game, free, no account needed • Create a free account to see every market, chat with REF about any game we follow, and track your own bets (they settle themselves when the game ends) • Check REF's picks of the day and its record over time
The community
This is the part I'm most excited about. Tipster groups have one big problem: you only ever see the winners.
On OddSense:
• A shared bet only counts if it was posted before kickoff, and the site settles it itself. Nobody can delete a losing pick.
• You can post a slip you haven't placed and ask what others think. People keep or drop each selection, and you see what it would pay with only the ones they'd keep.
• Anyone can call whether a shared bet lands before the game starts, then see if the crowd got it right.
• A leaderboard ranks people on results the database verified, not on screenshots.
OddSense isn't a bookmaker and doesn't take bets (only virtual ones, just for fun, no real money involved). It's a second opinion before you place one. 18+, please bet responsibly.
I'd love your feedback, especially on REF's reads: where it's sharp, where it's off, and what you'd want it to explain better.
About OddSense on Product Hunt
“Football odds checked against fair value, with an AI analyst”
OddSense was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. OddSense reads the bookmakers' prices for today's football and works out what each bet should pay, so you can see which prices pay more than the risk and which pay less. REF, its AI analyst, reads the news for every game and picks a side in each market, with the case for and against. Ask REF about any game, track your bets (settled for you) and see how REF's picks have done. Free, in English and Portuguese. Not a bookmaker, no guarantees. 18+.
On the analytics side, OddSense competes within Analytics, Sports and Artificial Intelligence — topics that collectively have 667.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how OddSense performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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OddSense
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built OddSense because, to be honest, whenever I bet I struggled to tell which markets were actually good entries, and which games deserved one at the odds on offer. That's where the idea came from.
For every price on today's games, OddSense works out whether the bet is worth it: whether what it pays makes up for the risk you're taking, and whether it's a good entry or one to leave alone. No jargon, just a plain answer for each bet.
On top of that sits REF, an AI analyst. Before each game it searches the news (injuries, line-ups, form), picks a side in every market and writes down why, including the reasons it could go wrong. It never promises a result, and every pick it makes is tracked in the open, won or lost, so you can judge it yourself.
A heads-up: REF has only been running for a few days, so it may still be a bit off while it finds its feet.
What you can do:
• See REF's pick for each game, free, no account needed
• Create a free account to see every market, chat with REF about any game we follow, and track your own bets (they settle themselves when the game ends)
• Check REF's picks of the day and its record over time
The community
This is the part I'm most excited about. Tipster groups have one big problem: you only ever see the winners.
On OddSense:
• A shared bet only counts if it was posted before kickoff, and the site settles it itself. Nobody can delete a losing pick.
• You can post a slip you haven't placed and ask what others think. People keep or drop each selection, and you see what it would pay with only the ones they'd keep.
• Anyone can call whether a shared bet lands before the game starts, then see if the crowd got it right.
• A leaderboard ranks people on results the database verified, not on screenshots.
OddSense isn't a bookmaker and doesn't take bets (only virtual ones, just for fun, no real money involved). It's a second opinion before you place one. 18+, please bet responsibly.
I'd love your feedback, especially on REF's reads: where it's sharp, where it's off, and what you'd want it to explain better.