How it works
Two things, and they are not the same product. Bet Bot works on the bets you log yourself and reads that history back to you; logging is free and never capped, and the free tier answers 25 questions a month. Orbit's Picks is the subscription: a short card of plays each week, written by a team, with the reasoning attached. Bet Bot comes first here because it is the one you can start using without a card.
Free, no card required
Bet Bot
For people who want to see their own betting written down. If you do not want to write anything down, this will not do much for you.
It never tells you what to bet, and it never places one
No picks, no leans, no opinion on what you should do next. It also has no connection to any sportsbook: no account linking, no balance it can see, nothing it can act on. What people usually mean by a betting bot is an automation that places wagers for you, and that automation is the behaviour that gets accounts limited. This one touches nothing. It reads your own logged bets back to you, including the parts you would skip: the bet you took because it was your team, the one you placed after a loss, the time you named the better play and took the other one anyway. Everything it knows, you wrote down yourself.
Build your persona
Describe how you want it to talk, and choose the factors you actually weigh when you bet. That shapes how it reasons and how it phrases things. It is never read back at you, so you will not get replies that open by describing the settings you chose.
Takes a minute. You can change it any time.
Log a bet, your reasoning, and what you weighed
One screen, not three. The wager takes seconds: sport, selection, odds, stake. Then write what you were actually thinking, in your own words, while it is still the thinking you had rather than the version you reconstruct later. Then select the factors that genuinely came into it, from a fixed list: injuries, weather, line movement, public money and gut feel among them. The written reasoning is for you to read back. The factors you select are what let the record be grouped later, because free text cannot be counted and tags can.
One form. Best done on your phone, right after you place it.
Settle it when the game finishes
Mark it won, lost, pushed or void. Nothing settles on its own. There is no results feed here and no connection to live scores, so a bet stays pending until you say otherwise, and the record reflects what you actually saw happen.
Pending bets sit at the top of your dashboard until you do.
Ask it about your record
Two questions live here, and they come back on very different timescales. What you tend to do shows up early: betting your own team, placing one after a loss, a stake sitting at twice your usual. Habits like those are visible inside about twenty bets and hard to miss once they are written down. Whether any of it actually works is the slow question, and mostly it does not resolve at all. Telling a real edge from noise takes thousands of bets, so at a hundred you are still reading noise. It answers the first kind from your own history, and on the second it will tell you the sample is too thin rather than finding a shape in it.
Habits surface in tens of bets. Edges need thousands.
Subscription · $96 a year
Orbit's Picks
A short card of plays each week, written by a team, under Orbit’s name.
Every call stays up, including the losses
Nothing is removed from the card after the fact. A play that lost stays where it was posted with its result attached, and the reasoning stays exactly as it was written. That is a promise rather than an archive today: the card started in August 2026 and there is not much behind it yet. The record is being built in public, which is the only way it is worth anything.
A card, not a firehose
A short card rather than volume for its own sake. Some weeks there is little worth posting, and those weeks the card is short or empty rather than padded to look busy.
Posted before the game, never after.
The reasoning comes with it
Each play carries the thinking behind it, written when the play goes up rather than revised afterwards. You can judge the read rather than only the result, which is the same discipline Bet Bot asks of you.
Written when the play goes up, not revised later.
The archive is the product
Every settled card stays readable with its result attached. A record you can check is worth more than one you cannot, and the only way to have one is to post before the game and leave it there.
Free picks, in the open, permanently
Some of the card is free and stays free. A free pick goes up before the game like any other, with its reasoning, and stays up afterwards with its result whether it hit or not. That is the record anyone can check without paying for it, and it is the reason to believe the rest.
The target is 40 to 80 across a season.
What it costs
Two tiers, and one of them is paid. Logging a bet is never capped on either one.
The Card
$96 a year
or $10 a month. The year saves 20%, which matters because this is a seasonal product and February is quiet.
- The full weekly card, with the reasoning written down before each game
- The complete archive rather than the free slice of it
- Bet Bot at 120 messages a day
Free
No card required
- Log as many bets as you like, with your reasoning and your factors, forever
- 25 questions a month to Bet Bot
- The free picks, and every free pick that has already played with its result
Checkout is not built yet, so nothing charges anybody today. Subscriptions open when checkout opens, not when the record reaches some size. The free picks carry on after that, and every call stays up with its result and its reasoning either way.
The two do not touch
Bet Bot only ever sees the bets you have written down yourself. It has no knowledge of the card, it cannot read it, and it will not discuss it. Nothing you log reaches anyone writing the picks, and nothing on the card reaches your Bet Bot.