Kubeia.io Reviews

1. Leroy

   about 2 months ago
   Simplifying Sports Predictions with Kubeia

   As someone who has tried using Excel and basic data sources for sports model predictions, I can say that Kubeia.io has been a significant improvement. ⁤⁤The platform allows me to leverage sophisticated machine learning algorithms like XGBoost, which has led to better results compared to my previous efforts. ⁤

   ⁤The pros of using Kubeia include the solid performance of the models, the choices of features (predictions variables) and algorithms available, and the convenient email updates on my model's performance. ⁤

   Despite these benefits, there are some limitations to consider. Kubeia.io is currently limited to football (soccer) and 1X2 bet markets, and it lacks live betting integration. ⁤

   ⁤But overall, Kubeia.io has been a helpful tool for someone like me who wants to explore the world of mathematical modeling sports predictions without the complexity of building everything from scratch. ⁤⁤It's worth checking out if you're looking to take your sports betting to the next level.

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• Progress tracking app?

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