Today's Tennis Tip of the Day: AI Bankers

What it takes to make this list

Today, 15 of the matches on the board meet both conditions. In the last 90 days, picks that passed the same tests won 80% of the time. Graded picks in that period: 695.

Two conditions, both strict. The model has to give its best tip for the match at least 90 out of 100, and that tip must be priced at 1.05 or more. The first keeps the quality high; the second filters out odds so short they are not worth it. On a typical day several hundred matches are rated across the Challenger, ITF, ATP and WTA calendars and fewer than twelve pass, and some days none do.

How confident is the model?

Trust is calculated out of 100 and shown out of 10, so 9.4 on a row means 94. It rates a single pick, not the player: the same person can be rated 9.5 indoors on a quick court and 5.8 a week later on clay, where how well the opponent returns matters much more.

Nothing disappears when matches end. A banker that loses stays on the list with its result, and the date bar lets you go three days back or ahead. The list you see is complete.