Weekly Recap: AI Picks Went 23-45 (33.8% Win Rate) for Jun 15 to Jun 21, 2026

Week in Review The AI picks ran into a tough stretch this week, finishing 23 wins, 45 losses, and 19 pushes for a 33.8% win rate across all accounts. MLB carried the model and came in just under even at 47.2%, while the WNBA and World Cup boards proved much harder to crack. Plenty of pushes softened the damage, but this was a week where the green numbers stayed quiet. Results by League | League | Record | Win Rate | |--------|--------|----------| | MLB | 17-19-0P | 47.2% | | WNBA | 2-16-12P | 11.1% | | World Cup | 4-10-7P | 28.6% | Results by Bet Type | Type | Record | Win Rate | |------|--------|----------| | Game Line | 19-37-1P | 33.9% | | Player Prop | 4-8-18P | 33.3% | Top Picks of the Week The best results all came from the MLB board, where the model's read on run totals and run lines was at its sharpest. 1. Under 5.5 (MLB) at 85% confidence. The highest conviction play of the week cashed, with the bats staying cold and the total falling well short. 2. St. Louis Cardinals -1.5 (MLB) at 82% confidence. The Cardinals covered the run line in a clean win. 3. Total: Under 9 (MLB) at 82% confidence. Another low scoring affair rewarded the under read. Notable Misses High confidence does not guarantee a result, and this week proved it. These were the toughest losses on the board. 1. Arizona Diamondbacks -1.5 (MLB) at 82% confidence. The run line did not hold up. 2. Chicago Cubs -1.5 (MLB) at 82% confidence. A favorite that could not cover. 3. New York Liberty -7.5 (WNBA) at 82% confidence. A double digit spread that slipped away late. Looking Ahead MLB remains the model's most reliable lane, so expect the sharper plays to keep coming from the diamond. The WNBA and World Cup boards need a reset, and the focus next week is tightening the spread reads on both. --- Related reading: - MLB Mid-June Market Watch: The Elite Tier Separates Itself - Canada Secures Historic First Men's World Cup Win in 6-0 Rout - World Cup 2026 Day 8 Preview: England Rolls and the Board Shifts