Updated September 25, 2026
Editorial Review By: Simon CrippsSports Betting Analyst
Explore upcoming games through predictions generated by the ATS Quantitative Model. Each matchup page brings together a game projection, relevant stats, available odds and betting picks.
The ATS Quantitative Model uses team and player performance data to assess each matchup and produce a projection of how the game may play out. The factors vary by sport: they can include team efficiency, recent results, home and away performance, and sport-specific statistics. ATS compares those projections with available betting prices to identify potential value. A projection is an estimate, and odds or team information may change before the game begins.
The ATS Quantitative Model uses team and player performance data to project how a matchup may play out. The data it considers varies by sport and can include recent results, team efficiency and home and away performance.
ATS compares a matchup projection with available betting prices to look for potential value. A predicted winner is not automatically a recommended bet; the price matters too.
Sportsbook odds can move as betting activity and new information affect the market. Check the current price before placing a bet, as it may differ from the price shown when a pick was generated.
Yes. The model continually monitors betting markets and may generate a new pick when a significant price shift changes the value it sees in a matchup.
A pick may change when market prices move enough to alter the model’s assessment of value. Always check the current matchup page and available odds before placing a bet.
