📌 What about non-public features?
Similar to ChatGPT, Hermes can respond to a wide range of wagering queries.
✅ Example Requests Hermes Can Handle:
- Parlay Construction – Ask Hermes to create a three-leg parlay, and it will analyze scores, data, and other factors to select the optimal wagers.
- Teasers – Hermes can generate a two-leg, 6-point teaser, factoring in how sides and totals perform in teaser scenarios.
- Bankroll Management – Ask Hermes how much a wager is worth in terms of risk percentage and bankroll impact.
- Any Betting-Related Question – Hermes is designed to be the ultimate gambling tool, with analysis limited only by imagination.
📌 When will subscribers have direct access to Hermes?
The long-term goal is to provide direct, ChatGPT-style access to Hermes for subscribers.
💡 Why isn’t it available yet?
- Security & Processing Challenges – Large-scale access requires significant investment in processing capacity and security measures.
- High Operational Costs – Running Hermes for a wide audience carries substantial costs.
- Step-by-Step Approach – The initial phase will likely involve subscribers submitting queries, which The Sharp Plays will run privately and publish publicly or within TSP Live.
📢 Stay tuned for updates on future subscriber access!
📌 Why does Hermes only release a handful of selections?
Some days, Hermes might release only one selection—or none at all, even when hundreds of games and thousands of betting options are available. Why?
🔎 The Key: Confidence Variable
Hermes calculates a “confidence variable”, which assesses the likelihood that a wager’s score drops significantly—especially below the key threshold of 30 (only 30+ selections are logged).
📊 How It Works:
- Low or Medium Confidence = High risk of a major score drop → NO selection alert issued
- High Confidence = Low risk of score dropping below 30 → Official Hermes selection alert issued
💡 Example Scenario:
- Notre Dame +18 has a Hermes score of 51, but its confidence variable is low.
- If the score drops below 30 before game time, it would no longer be an official Hermes selection.
- Without filtering by confidence, Hermes could easily generate 15-200+ selections per day—but filtering ensures only 1-10 (and typically 1-3) high-quality selections make the cut.
📌 Bottom Line: The fewer selections, the higher the return on risk and bankroll gain over time!
📌 What Hermes content will be logged?
Tracking every query and its outcome would be impossible due to the massive volume of Hermes content.
✔ What Will Be Logged?
Other high-impact alerts deemed valuable for bettors
Any Hermes selection/alert with a score of 30 or higher
📌 Do Hermes A.I. Scores change?
A common question from subscribers is why the Hermes A.I. Scores don’t change frequently. It leads some to wonder whether the scores are manually updated or not updated at all.
In contrast, the TSP Live Radar—a football-only TSP Live table/tool—shows frequent movement. It tracks sharp buying and updates constantly, acting like a thermometer. When a wager hits a reading of 60 or more, it gets added to the Radar and triggers a Telegram alert. From there, the score fluctuates with market activity.
For example:
A team like Tampa Bay might debut on the TSP Live Radar at 62. Over the next few days, it might move to 65, then 71, drop to 64, rebound to 68, and so on. The constant movement reflects real-time sharp buying pressure and sometimes based on changing prices. TSP Live Radar measures sharp buying at the current price.
Hermes A.I. isn’t just a sharp buying tracker like TSP Live Radar—it’s a predictive algorithm that incorporates thousands of data points and variables. Yes, sharp buying is analyzed, but it is only a small portion of the data that goes into Hermes A.I. analysis & selections. Hermes A.I. goal is to project where the betting value will settle, not just where it stands right now.
As a result, about 80%+ of Hermes Scores remain stable from open to event start, while only 20% will shift. The scores are designed to reduce noise and provide a more calculated forecast at the outset.
Good luck!