WagerNest - High-Roller Betting Activity & AI Betting Model Research
I’m starting this thread to document the development of WagerNest and share some of the betting activity and research we are working on.
WagerNest is a sports betting intelligence platform focused on monitoring high-value betting activity across multiple public sportsbook sources.
The idea is fairly simple: instead of looking at isolated bets from different sources, we collect the activity, normalize it and try to build a bigger picture around events, bettors, markets and leagues.
What WagerNest currently tracks:
If several sportsbooks have activity around the same match, WagerNest can connect those records into one event view while still showing the original sportsbook activity.
We're also tracking individual bettors.
You can follow a bettor's activity over time, add them to a watchlist and analyze what markets, teams or leagues they are active in.
There is also a follow/copy-betting simulation where you can select a bettor and simulate following their activity with a hypothetical balance.
No real bets are placed by the simulator.
AI / ML research
We've been collecting and analyzing betting activity and patterns for several months.
We're now at the final stage of developing an AI/ML model for automated betting strategies.
In the current testing environment, the model has been showing around +6-10% monthly PnL.
These are experimental test results, not a promise of future returns. We're still testing the model across different markets and conditions before considering a wider release.
I'll use this thread to post updates, observations, interesting betting patterns and development progress rather than simply posting promotional material.
WagerNest is now fully out of beta.
There is also a free plan that allows users to monitor activity from the available sources with a small delay.
If anyone here is interested in testing it, the promo code bettingforum gives 1 day of PRO access for free.
I'll keep updating this thread as we add more sources, improve the mapping and get further results from the AI/ML model.
Questions, feedback or suggestions are welcome.
I’m starting this thread to document the development of WagerNest and share some of the betting activity and research we are working on.
WagerNest is a sports betting intelligence platform focused on monitoring high-value betting activity across multiple public sportsbook sources.
The idea is fairly simple: instead of looking at isolated bets from different sources, we collect the activity, normalize it and try to build a bigger picture around events, bettors, markets and leagues.
What WagerNest currently tracks:
- High-value sports bets
- 5 sportsbook feeds
- Cross-book event mapping
- Bettor activity
- Matches, leagues, players, teams and markets
- Watchlists and alerts
- Historical activity
- Signals for events that may deserve further investigation
- Reports and analytics
If several sportsbooks have activity around the same match, WagerNest can connect those records into one event view while still showing the original sportsbook activity.
We're also tracking individual bettors.
You can follow a bettor's activity over time, add them to a watchlist and analyze what markets, teams or leagues they are active in.
There is also a follow/copy-betting simulation where you can select a bettor and simulate following their activity with a hypothetical balance.
No real bets are placed by the simulator.
AI / ML research
We've been collecting and analyzing betting activity and patterns for several months.
We're now at the final stage of developing an AI/ML model for automated betting strategies.
In the current testing environment, the model has been showing around +6-10% monthly PnL.
These are experimental test results, not a promise of future returns. We're still testing the model across different markets and conditions before considering a wider release.
I'll use this thread to post updates, observations, interesting betting patterns and development progress rather than simply posting promotional material.
WagerNest is now fully out of beta.
There is also a free plan that allows users to monitor activity from the available sources with a small delay.
If anyone here is interested in testing it, the promo code bettingforum gives 1 day of PRO access for free.
I'll keep updating this thread as we add more sources, improve the mapping and get further results from the AI/ML model.
Questions, feedback or suggestions are welcome.
