Leans.AIReviews on record for leans.ai

Pretty good CFB so far this year. Interesting they have more over/unders than spread but am seeing good performance. The line was a little more aggressive than my book had but still covered

Here is a very indepth review of Leans.ai, I have been a paid subscriber for 4-5 months on executive, 4-5 months on intel, and a free member for longer. I track all picks, every day. They lose money across the board on all models, the only model that was profitable long term ironically was the free picks model. Intel was horrible, they dont even track it on their site, massive red flag, they show they have the capability to, they track everything else, but wont for intel, ask yourself why, because they know it loses. Executive loses, so you may ask why does their data show it wins? Their data is highly inaccurate. They know what the best odds are for each pick they put out, but they use a blanket statement of "We use an average of -110 odds" Which if their average was -110, ok thats fine, issue is, its not, its worse, which drastically changes all their data. They share half truth data because their system isnt actually profitable so they must scew it. All their social medias are dead, another red flag, and their support is non existent, no replies to any emails for anything. Its a dead service, with no marketing, no known customer base, no actual verifyable legitimate track record just fake statistics, and no customer support, it hits all red flags

**Misleading Results and Selective Reporting — My Experience With Leans.ai** I am extremely disappointed with Leans.ai and Steve Westfeld. Based on my personal experience tracking the free picks posted on the website since the beginning of this year, I believe the results presented to customers are highly misleading. I created an account specifically to view and track every free pick. What I observed was a troubling pattern: when a free pick won, it would often appear on the statistics page and contribute to the advertised record. However, many of the losing free picks I documented did not appear in the posted results. This gives potential customers an incomplete and, in my opinion, artificially positive impression of the service’s performance. A legitimate handicapping service should publish every official pick—wins and losses—with the original odds, date and time clearly recorded. Customers should not have to independently track selections to determine whether the advertised statistics are accurate. I lost a significant amount of money following these picks because I believed the posted performance record represented the complete history. Had all the losing selections been included, I would never have placed the same level of trust in this service. Another major concern is that many of the baseball picks I tracked were favourites, frequently priced between approximately -140 and -180. Despite laying substantial juice, the results were still extremely poor. In my experience, the service struggled to produce even two consecutive winning selections, while the losing picks seemed far less likely to be reflected in the public statistics. The final straw was the San Francisco Giants selection against the Los Angeles Angels. While that game was unfolding poorly, I reviewed my records and realised how frequently the results I had personally tracked differed from the impression created by the website’s published statistics. I strongly recommend that anyone considering Leans.ai independently document every pick before placing a wager. Take screenshots showing the selection, odds, posting time and final result. Do not rely solely on the statistics displayed by the website. Based on what I personally tracked, I do not consider the advertised record to be a fair or transparent representation of the free picks that were actually posted. I am finished using this service and believe potential customers deserve to know about my experience before spending money or risking funds based on these selections. I invite Leans.ai and Steve Westfeld to publicly provide a complete, timestamped and independently verifiable record of every free pick posted this year—including every winner and every loser.

These people won’t stop spamming me everyday. I’ve unsubscribed and emailed my request. No response. About to take legal action.

I have emailed them several times & have hit unsubscribe just as many times but they are STILL spamming me with emails daily! I also haven’t received any replies to my emails to support requesting that they remove me. Extremely unprofessional.

I worked with leans.ai to establish an educationally-based relationship with a class of high school seniors in an "Introduction to AI" class: playing "survival football" against leans' AI model. Each week the students would make their picks and leans would provide me its pick. The students really loved the idea of seeing if they could do better than an AI model and as a result, their eagerness to understand how AI works was dramatically increased. Leans.AI's cooperative and collaborative nature was amazing. Clearly leans.ai is not only focused on profit, but they are focused on giving back and on building the next generation. Working with leans.ai, the students actively engaged their curiosity about AI, how it works, and how it adds value. Then, once their appetite for understanding AI was whetted, I was able to use information provided by leans.ai about their model to educate the students on how the "magic" happens behind the curtains. The collaboration and transparency of leans.ai allowed this to be more than a distracting exercise, it allowed them to understand how AI systems are structured, what the real-world challenges are in creating an AI system, and what factors and data contribute to to the best results. I worked for 35 years in corporate and not-for-profit technology leadership before "retiring" into education, and I've seen all sorts of partnerships with organizations in that time. Of all the organizations that I've worked with in that time, leans.ai was the most giving and generous. I would assume that the same holds true on a professional level -- working with leans.ai would be a positive experience for anyone looking to partner with them!

Before Remi I was one of losing money a good majority of my bets. Was even using different apps and programs to guide my decisions, ultimately hemorrhaging money losing these bets. My brother told me about this website and I decided to try the free 7 day trial. Within the first week of following Remi’s picks I made the money back that I had lost and decided to continue with the membership. Since then I have doubled, almost tripled my original deposit. Remi is not perfect but If you’re strict with betting with the data provided it’s hard to go into negative units. 100% recommend using this website to guide your bets!

Awesome prop picks. NFL has been floating around 65-70% this season. I am way up. CBB also had like a 16-4 run and was great momentum. Let's keep it going!