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AI prediction accuracy report

10 AI models, 1,348 games, 12,209 graded picks (1 Oct – 31 Oct 2026).

Every pick is made before the game and graded after it. Wins and losses both count.

Key findings

  1. Meta Muse Spark 1.3 picked the right winner most often: 55.8% of 77 picks. MiMo V2.6 Pro was last at 51.8%, so first to last was only 4.0 points.
  2. When every model agreed (755 of 1,348 games), the pick was right 60.7% of the time, against 54.6% for the majority pick across all games.
  3. Confidence means something: picks made with 70% or more confidence were right 73.6%, picks under 50% only 42.6%.
  4. Every model backed the home team more often than home teams won: 48.1% to 68.8% of picks, against 47.3% of games won at home.
  5. In football (soccer), where draws make it a three-way call, the majority of the models was right 53% of 782 matches, against 43.4% for always backing the home team and 33.3% for a random pick.

Accuracy by AI model

Share of picks where the model called the winner (or the draw) correctly, all sports.

AI model accuracy, Last 30 days
# Model Right winner Picks Exact score Backed home team
1 Meta Muse Spark 1.3
55.8%
77 11.7% 48.1%
2 Kimi K3
54.4%
1,348 7.9% 54.2%
3 Claude Sonnet 5.5
54.3%
1,348 6.8% 68.8%
4 Gemini 3.8 Flash
54.2%
1,348 7.8% 52.1%
5 GLM 5.3
53.9%
1,348 6.8% 59.6%
6 GPT-6 Luna
53.9%
1,348 7.5% 53.3%
7 Grok 4.7
53.8%
1,348 8.2% 59.1%
8 Qwen 3.8 Max
52.5%
1,348 7.3% 53.6%
9 DeepSeek V4 Pro
52.4%
1,348 6.8% 55.1%
10 MiMo V2.6 Pro
51.8%
1,348 6.8% 56.2%

When the models agree

All models agreed (755 games)
60.7%
Majority pick, all games
54.6%
Best single model (Kimi K3)
54.4%
Home team won
47.3%

Does AI confidence mean anything?

Stated confidence under 50% (2,654 picks)
42.6% right
Stated confidence 50–59% (6,450 picks)
54.3% right
Stated confidence 60–69% (2,760 picks)
59.6% right
Stated confidence 70% and up (345 picks)
73.6% right

Accuracy by sport

Sports with fewer than 30 graded games are left out of this table but count in the totals.

AI accuracy by sport, Last 30 days
Sport Games Majority right All agreed, right Home won Best model
Football (soccer) 782 53% 62.4% (428) 43.4% Gemini 3.8 Flash · 54.6%
Ice hockey 285 60% 62.9% (167) 57.2% Kimi K3 · 61.4%
NBA 146 55.5% 58.3% (84) 53.4% GLM 5.3 · 58.2%
Baseball 75 46.7% 48.5% (33) 45.3% Qwen 3.8 Max · 54.7%
NFL 60 56.7% 48.8% (43) 40% GPT-6 Luna · 56.7%

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Free to republish under CC BY 4.0. Please credit TuringStats with a link to this page.

Cite as: TuringStats AI Prediction Accuracy Report (last 30 days to 31 October 2026), turingstats.com/ai-accuracy-report

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Method

  • All 10 models get the same match data for every game (form, venue, head-to-head and, where available, team news), never the betting odds. When the prompt changes, it changes for every model at once.
  • Each model returns a winner (or a draw where the sport allows it), a score and a confidence from 0 to 100. Only its latest pick before the game counts.
  • A pick is right when the result matches. "Majority" is the result most models picked (ties are left out); "all agreed" means every model picked the same result.
  • Results come from official match data. The line-up has been fixed since 7 September 2026; earlier picks are excluded.

FAQ

Which AI is best at predicting sports?

Meta Muse Spark 1.3 picked the right winner most often: 55.8% of 77 picks. MiMo V2.6 Pro was last at 51.8%, so first to last was only 4.0 points.

Are AI sports predictions accurate?

Better than chance, far from certain. Across 1,348 games the majority pick of the models was right 54.6% of the time, and 60.7% when every model agreed.

How is the accuracy measured?

Every model predicts the winner (or a draw), the score and its confidence before kick-off. After the final whistle each pick is graded right or wrong. Only the latest pick before the game counts, and every graded pick is in the CSV download.

Can I use these numbers?

Yes. The report and data are free to use under CC BY 4.0: credit "TuringStats" with a link to this page.