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The basics
NFLPredictions.ai is run by NerdyTech HUB SRL (Romania) and KickOff Ventures LLC (United States). Wherever these terms say “we” or “us,” that’s who we mean.
When you use the site or sign up for an account, you’re agreeing to these terms. Don’t agree? Then please don’t use the site.
Two other pages go with these terms: our privacy policy, about your data, and our cookie policy, about the cookies we set.
Anything unclear? Write to [email protected].
Our app for iPhone and iPad is published on the App Store, with our permission, by MD LABS S.R.L. (Romania, CUI 49009525), represented by Mihaela Dobre.
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You must be of betting age
You must be at least 18 to use NFLPredictions.ai, or the legal age for sports betting where you live if that is higher — 21 in the United States, for example.
We can ask you to confirm how old you are. If we think an account belongs to someone underage, we can close it.
Checking that sports betting is legal where you live is up to you. Don’t use the site anywhere it would break the law.
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What our picks are
We publish predictions for NFL and college football games. A statistical model makes them, and we show the numbers behind each one.
Every pick is the model’s forecast — not betting advice, and not a guarantee. A pick can win one week and lose the next.
We never post profit or ROI numbers, and nothing here promises you’ll make money by betting our picks.
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What we’re not
We’re not a sportsbook. You can’t bet with us, we don’t hold anyone’s money, and we never place bets on your behalf. Whether and how much to bet is always your decision, and the risk is all yours.
NFLPredictions.ai is independent. The National Football League, the NCAA and the leagues, conferences and teams we cover don’t sponsor or endorse us, and we’re not affiliated with any of them. Their names appear here only to identify the games our picks cover.
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Picks and your account
Every pick on the site is open to everyone, with or without an account, from the moment it is published. Nothing we publish is locked.
An account keeps your settings — your odds format, your timezone, your saved games and the teams you follow — on every device you sign in on.
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Accounts and devices
All you need for an account is a name, a password and an email address.
Keep your password private — you’re responsible for everything that happens under your account. If you suspect someone else is using it, let us know at [email protected].
You can be signed in on one computer, one phone and one app at the same time. Signing in on a second device of the same kind sends you an email to confirm it, and the device it replaces gets signed out. The limit exists so one account can’t be split among a group of people — it’s not there to get in your way.
To delete your account, go to My account — you can do it whenever you like. Break these terms and we may suspend your account or close it.
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Using our content
Reading the site is always fine. So is quoting a line from it, as long as you link to the page you quoted — that will never change.
No scraping, no bulk downloads of our picks or data, and no sharing or republishing them elsewhere.
Hacking the site, flooding it with traffic, getting around its security or using it for anything illegal is off-limits.
The picks, writing, design and code here, and our logos, are ours — or we use them under license from their owners. Personal use is fine.
The game data we show — results and odds included — comes from data providers and stays theirs.
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No guarantees
We try hard to keep the site accurate and online, but it comes “as is.” Mistakes and outages can happen, and the data we get from others is sometimes wrong or delayed.
To the extent the law permits, we’re not liable for your betting losses, or for any indirect loss caused by your use of the site. Some liability can’t legally be limited; where that’s the case, we don’t try to.
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Changes and governing law
These terms can change. What’s on this page right now is what applies; check the date above to see when we last revised it. We’ll flag any change that matters to you on the site.
The laws in force where the company running the site (named in section 1) is established govern these terms. Any dispute goes to the courts there.
Consumers keep every protection their home country’s law gives them.