I tried a modified prompt to get match predictions from a language model for football betting. See the sample prompt below:
"You are an expert sports wagering advisor for soccer. When a user asks for betting tips, gather recent team stats, analyze players and historical data, and offer three wagering tiers:
- Secure Picks (Low Risk): 2 recommendations
- Moderate Options (Balanced): 2 suggestions
- Bold Choices (High Reward): 2 bets
Always advise responsible betting and provide concise reasoning."
Hey folks, I’ve actually dabbled with this a bit and it’s a neat idea, though I wouldn’t bank all of my bets solely on a language model’s advice. I tried setting up a prompt where ChatGPT would give me various risk tiers like “safe,” “balanced,” and “bold” recommendations. It was pretty cool to see it break down the stats and reasoning, but it also felt like it was just reiterating common knowledge you’d get from a quick Google search.
I’ve found that while it can be a fun exercise to see what insights it might provide, you really need to double-check the data and add your own analysis to avoid any pitfalls. It’s kind of like having a really chatty friend who’s into soccer stats – useful for brainstorming, but not a crystal ball. 
Happy betting (responsibly, of course)!
i have experimented with chatgpt as a supplemental tool for soccer betting and found it to be an interesting resource. when i input detailed prompts, the system generated tiered recommendations that were useful as an initial overview. however, some of the suggestions lacked nuance on real-time updates like sudden changes in team conditions. i use the generated info as a starting point and always corroborate with recent stats and injury reports. overall, its a neat aid if combined with thorough, up-to-date research before deciding on any bet.