AI Tennis Bet Slip Generator

Filtering comes before assembly. Every match the model has analysed across the next 24 to 72 hours has its picks rated, and anything outside your chosen markets, under your trust threshold or past your min and max odd per pick drops out. A knapsack-style solver then works through what survives, weighing combinations against your target total odds and pick range, and keeping the one that hits your target on the strongest average trust. The whole run takes well under a second.

The daily slip costs nothing and needs no signup. Everyone gets the same one, built to a 2.00 target and rebuilt once a day. Premium opens the configurator, and that is where the limits come off: target odds up to 150, a pick count you set yourself, every market, any trust threshold, the ATP/WTA filter, min and max odd per pick. The model and the pick logic do not change between tiers; premium only widens what you can ask for.

With premium, nothing on the panel is locked. Choose a time window of today, today + tomorrow or the next 3 days, switch any of the three betting markets on or off, and add the "Only ATP / WTA" filter to stay on the main tours. Then set the target total odds anywhere from 1.50 to 150, leave pick count on Auto or fix it at 2-5, 5-10, 10-15 or 15-20, plus your trust threshold and min/max odd per pick. Generate as often as you like; each run searches afresh and returns a slightly different combination.

Three markets you can toggle individually: Winner (match winner — player 1 or player 2; there are no draws in tennis), Total games (over/under the projected number of games in the match), and Correct score (the model's set-score prediction — 2:0 / 0:2 in best-of-3, 3:0 / 0:3 in best-of-5). Free users get all three enabled by default; premium users can toggle any combination on/off and the AI picks only from the selected markets.

Scoring comes first. The model's trust rating on a pick is the base, and adjustments move it from there: a banker bonus at trust 90 and above, a best-tip bonus when the pick is the model's overall top choice for that match, and more credit the closer its odd sits to the per-pick target derived from your total odds. At similar trust, a slight safety bias tips the choice toward the lower odd. A multi-start solver then runs eight greedy seeds and keeps the best slip, which is why two runs on the same settings differ a little.

Trust ratings run from 0 to 100, and anything from 90 up counts as banker territory. Ratings that high land on heavy favourites, where the price is short, usually around 1.20-1.40 decimal. Inside the assembler a banker carries extra weight, so a slip that has one is normally built around it. The free slip stops at 65% trust, which is why bankers belong to premium.

By default, every tour the model analyses is in scope — ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF events alike. Premium users can flip the "Only ATP / WTA" toggle to restrict picks to the main ATP and WTA tours, excluding lower-tier Challenger and ITF matches when they prefer to focus on top-level competition.

The difference is scope. A bookmaker's bet builder keeps you inside one match, stacking Player 1 to win on top of Over 22.5 games in that same match. An automated accumulator builder goes the other way and spreads its picks across many matches at once, with anti-correlation caps that stop any one market or tournament from taking over the slip, and a running trade-off between total odds and trust score. Doing that by hand across a full day's schedule is not realistic.