Responsible Gambling

Betting should be entertainment funded by money you can afford to lose — never a way to pay bills, recover losses, or escape stress. Our model wins over volume and time; no single bet, day, or week matters. If betting stops feeling like entertainment, stop, and use the resources below.

Get help now — free, confidential, 24/7

1-800-GAMBLER — National Problem Gambling Helpline (call or text). ncpgambling.org — National Council on Problem Gambling. gamblersanonymous.org — find a meeting near you.

Warning signs

Consider taking a break — or seeking help — if any of these sound familiar: betting more than you planned, or with money meant for essentials; increasing stakes to chase losses or to feel the same excitement; hiding betting activity from family or friends; borrowing money to bet; feeling restless or irritable when not betting.

Tools that work

Set a unit size you can lose ten of in a row. Our model has lost 4+ picks in a row many times and is still profitable — that's only survivable with proper sizing.

Use your sportsbook's limits. Every licensed book offers deposit, loss, and time limits, plus cool-off periods. Set them when you're calm, before you need them.

Self-exclusion. Every U.S. state with legal betting runs a self-exclusion program covering all licensed operators. If you enroll, also email support@pickstoday.ai and we'll cancel your subscription and stop all pick emails immediately, no questions asked.

Never bet to recover. A losing day is final. Tomorrow's picks are independent of yesterday's results, and so should your stakes be.

Our commitments

We are an analytics service, not a sportsbook — we never hold your money or take your bets. We never market "guaranteed" wins, never encourage chasing losses, never recommend a pick above 1.5 units, and we publish every loss on our public track record. Our service is for adults 21 and over, in jurisdictions where sports betting is legal.