Innovative AI-powered approach to sports handicapping continues push to reshape betting

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Artificial intelligence has opened the door for a whole new experience for fans and spectators who decide to partake in the fast-changing world of sports betting. 

Long gone are the days when someone interested in placing a wager is forced to travel to a Las Vegas casino or frantically search for a local bookmaker. As more and more states across the U.S. legalize sports gambling, the way sports are consumed is likely to drastically change.

Data from the American Gaming Association showed that Americans placed more than $23 billion in bets on Super Bowl LVIII, featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. A considerable number of those bets even involved singer Taylor Swift. Other wagers focused on the coin toss or the length of the national anthem.

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People place bets at Churchill Downs on Derby Day, May 6, 2023, in Louisville, Kentucky. (Albert Cesare-USA Today Sports)

While prop bets for the Super Bowl are always popular, millions of sports fans handicap various sporting events throughout the year. Sports handicap betting focus technology company Leans.AI is at the forefront of leveraging AI in an effort to make something that is typically unpredictable into something more reliable.

Leans.AI created a "genius" platform called Remi to quickly and precisely analyze data from some of the most popular professional sports leagues in the nation, including the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB. 

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Remi can also crunch the numbers for college football and basketball contests. The computer picks generated with the assistance of AI use specific