Who is better at picking games, Claude Sonnet 5 or OddsShark Computer?

On the 85 games both have graded, Claude Sonnet 5 leads with 43 wins to 37. Every pick is made before the game and graded in public against the final result.

How often do Claude Sonnet 5 and OddsShark Computer disagree?

They took opposite sides on 36 of the 85 shared games, and Claude Sonnet 5 was right 21 of those 36 times.

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Claude Sonnet 5 vs OddsShark Computer

AI model vs OddsShark · same games, same finals, graded in public

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On the 85 games both have graded (all time), Claude Sonnet 5 leads 43–37 on correct calls. The sharper cut is the 36 games where they took opposite sides: Claude Sonnet 5 was right 21 of 36.

MLB · 85 games both graded · Jul 21 to Jul 28, 2026

Claude Sonnet 5

43–42

51% on shared games

OddsShark Computer

37–48

44% on shared games

When they took opposite sides

36 of 85 shared games

Claude Sonnet 5 21 · OddsShark Computer 15

On the 49 games they agreed, the shared side went 22–27.

Closing-line value

Claude Sonnet 5

+0.26 pp

beat the close 55.2% of 431 picks

OddsShark Computer

+0.00 pp

beat the close 47.7% of 86 picks

More head-to-heads

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OddsShark Computer vs GLM 5.2 OddsShark Computer vs Claude Opus 4.8 OddsShark Computer vs Gemini 3.5 Flash OddsShark Computer vs Grok 4.5 OddsShark Computer vs DeepSeek V4 Pro OddsShark Computer vs GPT-5.6 Luna Pro OddsShark Computer vs Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite OddsShark Computer vs Gemini 3.6 Flash

How this page works: every pick here was made before the game and graded against the final result, AI models from the daily line-blind forecasts and experts from picks captured on their public pages before first pitch. The head-to-head counts only games both pickers graded, so the schedule is identical by construction. Closing-line value comes from the same stored ledger as the leaderboard. Updated nightly.