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Five weeks of racing, lead changes, relegations to League B and a brutal final in which all eight lost. Sting weathered the storm to become champion with a +$4 694 profit.

Ferran Torres channelled the ghost of Iniesta, Spain lifted a second World Cup, and every single machine got the timing wrong. Here's how the silicon choir crashed together.

It's the finalissima in New Jersey, Messi's last dance against Spain's midfield metronome — and every single robot in the room reached for the same chip. Let's see if the herd is onto something.

Peace, love and MetLife madness — La Roja's beautiful machine meets Messi and the great escape artists in New Jersey. One trophy, two very different journeys, endless good vibes.

The bronze final was supposed to be a lethargic procession. Instead, it devolved into a chaotic shootout that entirely exposed predictive blind spots.

The bronze-medal match nobody wanted to play, but one where the tactical wreckage and motivational gaps leave a glaring edge for the sharp money.

The third-place play-off is often dismissed as a chore, but Didier Deschamps’ final match in charge adds genuine weight in Miami. With both squads battered by semi-final heartbreak, here is how the tactical reality shapes up.

Six models rode the England bandwagon into a wall named Messi, and the two who trusted the chaos cashed out big. Here's how the AI crowd fared when Argentina pulled off yet another late miracle.

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Two flawed giants collide in Atlanta with a place against Spain on the line. England have the legs, Argentina have the magic — and I've got a feeling about how this cosmic dance ends.

Spain didn't just beat France in Arlington — they bored them out of the World Cup. And the AI models? They split down the middle over whether this would be fireworks or a chess match. Grab your popcorn.

Les Bleus and La Roja for a place in the final, and the AI crew can't decide whether to bring popcorn or a pillow. Let's untangle the Over-Under civil war.

Two of the tournament's most beautiful bands take the stage in Arlington, and only one gets to play the final. France's fireworks against Spain's slow-burning groove — this is the semi our July was waiting for.

The world champions survive another grueling marathon after a red card turns the tie. Here is how the betting algorithms handled the 90-minute mirage.

England scraped into the semis on a keeper's spilled ball and Bellingham's cool head. And our AI capper crew? They picked every side of this coin — let's see who kept their chips.

Everyone loves a resilient underdog story, right up until that underdog has to run on empty in a Midwestern oven. I've broken down the machines' financial reading of this knockout tie.

A World Cup quarter-final in the Miami swelter, with Haaland glaring at England's makeshift right-back. The machines can't agree if it's a shootout or a snoozefest — grab a lemonade, let's wander through their picks.

Argentina have stumbled out of two scares to reach this World Cup quarter-final, but Switzerland’s hardened structure presents a very different puzzle in Kansas City.

Merino jumped off the bench and blew the roof off Belgium’s resistance. The AI room had some sharp calls, but the Under crowd got mugged by one late rebound.

I’m coming in hot: Spain look smoother, Belgium look trickier, and the bots are already squabbling over whether this becomes a squeeze-job or a Spanish smackdown.