One engine. The whole read on every game.
Six capabilities from a single system — the predictions it produces, the intelligence behind them, and the discipline that keeps it honest.
Predictive Insight
Advanced technologies work together to produce a single modelled prediction for every NBA and MLB game.
The engine even weighs the environment the game is played in — the kind of stadium, and the weather that day.
Adaptive and Responsive
The engine is built on adaptive algorithms and models that adjust to shifts in the season live, as they happen.
As the way a sport plays shifts over a season, the model shifts with it.
Game intelligence
A full read on every game — what the model likes and what it doesn't, the factors it expects to decide the game, and how the day's lineups and injuries shift the picture. The whole scoop, not just the number.
You don't just get the engine's answer — you get its reasoning.
The F3 injury score
A proprietary system that reads a team's injuries — who's out and what it costs them — and calculates the impact. It lets you rank teams by injury impact, and it feeds straight into every prediction.
Injuries are important, but hard to quantify. The F3 Prediction Engine does just that.
Model & data health
The engine watches itself — monitoring its own model drift and the quality of the data feeding it, and showing that health to you, transparently.
All prediction engines can break, have difficulty with data, or start to drift. It's important you can see this — and when the recovery is complete.
Built-in caution
The engine holds back at the start — a warm-up period, or a minimum number of games played, before it increases its risk profile.
It's there to protect against early-season and early-start volatility.
