Friday 13 November
Free sports predictions with the line, our number and the call, posted before the game starts. Every pick shows its work: the price, how we built our number, and how far apart the two are. When they are close, we say no bet. This week: NFL, NBA, CFB, College Basketball and NHL.
NFL Week 10 Odds and Predictions 2026: Picks for Every GameReadTake the Magic on the moneyline. Our rating gives Orlando 86.0% at home, and the price gives them 73.1%.
Our number has Pittsburgh by 10.4. At -3.5, take Pittsburgh.
These are our free picks and predictions for every game still to play, soonest first, across the NFL, college football, MLB, the NBA, the NHL and soccer. Each card gives you the point spread, the total and the moneyline, with our call on the game. Open it for the full prediction: how our number is built, how far it sits from the price, and the bet worth making, or a plain no bet when there is none. Choose a league to see only its games and its best bets today.
Our NFL predictions cover every game of the week, each with the spread, the total, the moneyline and our call, or a plain no bet when the line is right. All NFL predictions
NBA predictions with the spread, the total and the moneyline beside our own number, and the call. All NBA predictions
College football predictions for the games we cover, built from how each team has done at home and on the road, and set against the spread. All college football picks
College basketball picks for the games we cover, with the spread, the total and our call. All college basketball picks
Our NHL predictions turn each team’s home and road record into a chance of winning, and bet only when the price is clearly wrong. All NHL predictions
Take the Magic on the moneyline. Our rating gives Orlando 86.0% at home, and the price gives them 73.1%.
No bet on this game. Our number gives the Knicks 69.0% at Indiana; the price already gives them 67.9%.
No bet. Our rating has Miami 0.9 points above the price, and we need 5.
No bet on the Pelicans at +119. Our number gives New Orleans 44.9% and the price gives them 43.8%. That gap is 1.1 points, and we bet at 5.
No bet on this game. Our number has the Hawks at 71.2% and the market has them at 69.6%, a gap too small to bet.
Our number has Pittsburgh by 10.4. At -3.5, take Pittsburgh.
Our number has UCLA by 3.8. At +10, take Illinois.
No bet on Ohio State at +350. Our number gives the Buckeyes 28.6%, the price gives them 21.3%, and our rule never backs a side the market p…
No bet on Arizona. Our number leans to the Wildcats by 3.5 points, and we bet at 5.
No bet on the Canucks. Our number has Vancouver 11.1 points above the market, but the market gives them under 40%, and below that line we d…
No bet on the Predators at +160. Our number has Nashville at 46.9% against the price's 36.9%, but the method does not stake a side the mark…
Our number has Miami by 7. At +13.5, take Duke.
Our number has Ohio State by 18.5. At -14, take the Buckeyes.
Our number has Clemson by 1.3. At +13.5, take Georgia Tech.
No bet on the Kraken at Carolina on Saturday 14 November. Our number leans Seattle by 6.3 points, but the method does not bet a side the ma…
Our Jets vs Blackhawks prediction for 14 November is no bet. Chicago is 4.8 points better on our number than on the price, short of the 5 p…
Bet the Avalanche on the moneyline in Montreal on Saturday, 14 November. Our number makes Colorado a 56.1% winner. The price says 48.3%.
No bet on the total or the spread. Our total is 49.7 against a market 49.5, and the spread misses the two-point rule on the blended number.
Bills vs Jets prediction: no bet. The total of 51 sits 1.94 points above our blended number, and the rule asks for 2.
Take the under 47. Last season's numbers and this season's both put Kansas City at Atlanta under 45 points.
Take the over 37.5. The side is a pass.
No bet on Jacksonville at Tennessee. The total of 46.5 sits a quarter point from our number, and the gap on Titans +10.5 is a lean, never a…
Odds and predictions for the season’s biggest events, week-by-week NFL and college football picks, and the results that follow them. The newest and most recently updated articles come first.
Yordan Alvarez (AL) and Pete Crow-Armstrong (NL) won the 2026 MLB MVP Awards unanimously on November 12. The vote, our picks and the final stats.
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Read the full articleUFC 334 odds: Gane -218, Hokit +180 (DraftKings, Nov 13) and Harrison vs Nunes, November 14, 2026 at Madison Square Garden: the full fight card and start times.
Read the full articleCollege football rankings, AP Top 25 Week 11: Georgia No. 1, then Utah and Notre Dame. Records, votes, the Coaches Poll and each ranked team's Week 11 line.
Read the full articleWeek 10 NFL weather: temperature, wind and chance of rain at kickoff for the 7 outdoor games, from the National Weather Service forecast read November 13, with each game's total.
Read the full articleWeek 10 NFL depth charts: the starting quarterback, running back, receivers, tight end and kicker ESPN lists for all 30 teams, read 8:41 a.m. ET November 13, with injury statuses.
Read the full articleResults, not opinions. What each team has scored and allowed, at home and on the road, becomes our own number: a margin for the spread, a chance of winning for the moneyline.
We read the price at a US sportsbook and name the book and the time. The book’s margin comes out first, so what is left is the market’s view of the game.
The gap between the two is the pick. Wide enough, and the page makes the call and the price it is good to. Too narrow, and the page says no bet.
A free pick is only worth having at the right price, and most games do not offer one. Every prediction stays on its page after the game, as published, so each call can be checked against the result.
How to read betting odds, what the point spread, the moneyline and the total mean, and how much to stake: our betting guides explain each market in plain words, with a guide for every major sport.
A standard betting line is -110 on both sides: risk $110 to win $100. Why it needs 52.38% to break even and how much the book keeps.
Read the full articleDarts betting covers match bets, correct scores in sets or legs, and stat markets such as most 180s and highest checkout.
Read the full articleUFL betting works like NFL betting: every game has a point spread, a total and a moneyline, in a spring season of 10 games per team.
Read the full articleHandball betting is built on three bets: the match result, the handicap, which is the point spread measured in goals, and the total goals.
Read the full articleCurling betting comes down to the match winner, a handicap in points and the total points.
Read the full articleAn NHL prop is a bet on something inside a game or a season other than who wins: a player's goals, points or shots, a team's power-play goals, or a…
Read the full articleBoxing betting comes down to three questions: who wins, how they win and how long the fight lasts.
Read the full articleLine movement is any change in a betting line before the game starts, caused by money on one side, news such as injuries, or bets a book respects.
Read the full articleEnter the odds of 2 to 15 legs and a stake to get the parlay's combined odds, payout, profit and implied probability, with the arithmetic shown.
Read the full articleEnter American, decimal or fractional odds and a stake to get the payout, the profit and the implied probability, with the price in all three formats.
Read the full articleA push is a bet that lands exactly on the line, such as a 3-point favorite winning by 3: nothing is won or lost, and the stake is refunded.
Read the full articleAlternate total points are extra over/under lines that a sportsbook posts above and below the main total for a game, each with its own price.
Read the full articleFree predictions for the games people bet on most. Every game page gives the spread, the total and the moneyline, our own number, and the call, or a clear no bet when the gap is too small. Each pick stays on its page after the game, exactly as published.
Every game from Thursday night to Monday night: our points number set against the spread, and the over or under when the total looks wrong.
A huge slate whose lines move more than most. A pick needs our number to disagree with the line by a field goal or more.
A long season of small edges. Each game gets the spread, the total and the moneyline, then the call or a clear no bet.
Priced on the moneyline: our chance of winning for each team, set against a named sportsbook with its margin taken out.
Games close to even, so the price decides. Home and road records become a chance of winning that has to beat the moneyline clearly.
Home, draw or away: all three results priced, with total goals beside them. The draw is the pick when the draw is the value.
The games where our number sits furthest from the market. Most games are priced about right, and we say so.
What the spread, the moneyline and the total each ask, and how the price tells you what the book thinks.
Quick answers about our free picks, the best bets today, and how to use a prediction.
Yes. Every prediction on Scores and Stats is free to read.
The NFL, college football, the NBA, MLB, the NHL and soccer. Each sport has its own page, listing its games as they come up.
The point spread, the total and the moneyline where they are posted, our own number for the game, and the call.
Before the game starts. Each one carries the date of its game, and the prices on it carry the date and time they were read.
The games where our number sits furthest from the market. Each prediction sets our number beside the price, and the wider the gap, the stronger the pick. The next games are listed above.
Because the price is close to our number. A pick with no edge is a guess, and we do not publish guesses as picks.
A minus price is what you stake to win 100; a plus price is what 100 wins. Our moneyline guide shows how to turn either into a chance of winning.
No one can. Betting carries risk. Bet only what you can afford to lose, and only where it is legal for you.
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