Have you built your Bet Bot yet?

If you signed up and have not built your bot yet, this is the step that everything else runs on. It takes about a minute.

What you are actually setting up

Two things. How you want it to talk to you, and which factors you actually weigh when you bet.

The first is tone. There are three settings and they change how direct it is with you, not what it is allowed to say. Conservative reports what happened and stops there. Balanced names one pattern and commits to it. Aggressive tells you the hardest true thing in your log. None of them will pick a game for you, at any setting.

The second is your factor list. Injuries, weather, line movement, public money, gut feel, and the rest of a short list. Pick the ones that genuinely come into your decisions rather than the ones that sound rigorous. If gut is doing real work in how you bet, tick gut. The record is more useful when it is accurate than when it is flattering.

Why this part matters

Most betting tools are the same tool for everyone. A model that does not know how you think can only tell you what the market thinks, which you can already see on the board.

Your bot only ever reads what you wrote. That means the version you build is not a preference panel, it is the lens the rest of the product looks through. A bettor who weighs injuries and line movement gets a different reading of the same record than one who weighs gut and matchup, because they are two different people betting for two different reasons.

It is also why nothing you set gets read back at you. You will not get replies that open by describing the settings you chose. The persona shapes how it reasons, quietly, and then gets out of the way.

One thing it will not do

Tell you what to bet. Not at any setting, not if you ask directly, not for tonight's game. It reads your own logged bets back to you and stops there. That is deliberate rather than a limitation it is working around.

You can change any of it whenever you like. Build it once, log a few bets, and adjust when you see how it reads.