Build a tennis accumulator with AI
Choose the markets and the total odds you want. The AI searches every ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF match it has rated and returns the combination it trusts most. A 2.00 slip is free every day, no account needed.
Your slip will appear here
Your slip will appear here once you choose your settings and press Build my slip.
You decide the target price, the markets and how much risk to take. Free slips have fixed limits; Full Access opens every setting.
Every candidate pick already carries the model's trust score. Anything under your threshold is set aside before the search begins.
The builder tries many combinations and keeps the one that lands nearest your target price while holding the highest average trust. It takes less than a second.
Why use an AI for your accumulator
Every leg of an accumulator (a parlay in the US) has to win, so the hard part is choosing the legs, not doing the maths. The BananaPoint slip builder handles the choosing: you set a target price, the markets you like and how much risk you accept, and within seconds it proposes a finished slip built from the matches our model has rated, from the ITF and Challenger circuits up to ATP and WTA main-tour events.
It draws on the three calls the model makes for every match: who wins, how many games are played and how the sets end. Each of those picks already has a trust score, built from form, the surface, past meetings and how the odds have moved, and the slip builder only combines picks that clear your threshold, looking for the mix whose combined price sits closest to your target.
At a bookmaker, a bet builder combines legs from one match only, which ties the whole slip to the same two players. Ours does the opposite: it spreads the accumulator across the day's matches and caps any single market or tournament at half the legs, so one surprise on one court doesn't take the whole slip down.
One slip is free every day: a 2.00 target, the same for everybody, no account needed. Full Access unlocks the whole panel, from targets up to 150 and your own number of picks to price limits per pick, a trust threshold of your choice, each market on or off and an ATP/WTA-only switch. If you prefer single picks, start with the tip of the day or the full predictions board.
Questions about the slip builder
Can I use it without paying?
Yes, once a day. The free slip aims at 2.00, is the same for every visitor and needs no account. Full Access unlocks everything else on the panel: bigger targets, your own number of picks, every market, the ATP/WTA-only switch, your own trust threshold and limits on each pick's price. Model and selection rules are the same whatever the plan; you simply get more control.
How much of the panel can I set myself?
Everything, once you have Full Access: the time window, each of the three markets, the ATP/WTA-only switch, the target price, how many picks go on the slip, the trust threshold and the price range for each pick. Every run starts a fresh search, so two slips with the same settings can come out a little different.
Does it cover the smaller tournaments?
Yes. Picks come from every tour the model rates, Challenger and ITF as well as ATP and WTA. Full Access adds an "ATP and WTA only" switch if you would rather leave the smaller circuits out.
What kinds of picks end up on a slip?
Three, and each can be switched off. Winner: one of the two players, since tennis has no draws. Total games: above or below the number of games the model expects. Exact score: how the sets end, 2:0 or 0:2 when the match is best of three and 3:0 or 0:3 when it is best of five. The free slip draws on all three; with Full Access the AI only uses the ones you leave on.
What does "banker" mean here?
A pick the model rates at 90 or more out of 100. Only clear favourites get that high, so the prices are short, usually between 1.20 and 1.40. The builder weights bankers more heavily and, when it can, builds the slip around one. Free slips stop at 65% trust, which leaves bankers to Full Access.
What happens when I press Build my slip?
Two things, in this order. First it narrows the field: every pick from matches in your time window, 24 to 72 hours ahead, carries a trust score, and those outside your markets, below your threshold or outside your price range per pick are dropped. Then a knapsack-type solver tries combinations of what is left against your target and your number of picks, and returns the combination with the best average trust, all in a fraction of a second.
Why does one pick make the slip and another not?
Each pick starts from its trust score, which is then adjusted: bankers (90 and above) get a bonus, so does the match's best tip, and so does a pick whose price is close to the per-leg target your total implies. When two picks are nearly level, the shorter price wins. The solver starts from eight different points and returns the strongest slip it finds, so the same settings can give slightly different results.
Isn't this the same as a bookmaker's builder?
No. A bookmaker's builder stacks bets inside a single match, say Player 1 to win plus over 22.5 games. Ours takes its picks from many different matches, stops one market or one tournament from filling the slip and weighs the total price against trust at every step. Building that yourself from a whole day's schedule would take hours.
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