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Prediction Accuracy Over Time (Last 60 Days)

Note: Accuracy chart shows last 60 days only. Other analytics charts use data from the entire database, independent of the date filter applied to historical results.

Accuracy by Bet Type

Win Probability Trends by Car

Data Sufficiency

Road Type Valid Results Status Total Races
Expressway 50 Sufficient 300
Highway 50 Sufficient 300
Dirt 42 Sufficient 300
Bumpy 36 Sufficient 300
Potholes 61 Sufficient 300
Desert 61 Sufficient 300

Historical Race Results

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Timestamp Road Type Visible Road Position Bet Type Cars Winner Correct Bayesian Ensemble Ultra Advanced Anomaly Race ID
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Notes

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Quick version

  1. Don't just follow the app's first pick. Everyone else picks the same car, so it always pays the least (like 1.6x).
  2. Look at the road you can see, then:
    • Expressway, Highway, Potholes or Desert: bet the fastest of your 3 cars only if it shows 2.5x or more. Bet one of the other cars only if it shows 5x or more.
    • Dirt or Bumpy: bet any car that shows 4x or more.
  3. If no car passes, skip the race. Skipping is part of the plan.
  4. Bet on one car, with the same small amount every time.
  5. Write down your wallet balance before and after each session. If you are down after about 100 bets, stop.

What "x" means

  • x is what you get back for every 1 you bet. At 2.5x, you bet 100 and get 250 back if that car wins (150 profit). If it loses, you lose the 100.
  • The x keeps changing until betting closes, because it depends on how much everyone bets. When lots of people bet on one car, that car's x gets small.

The one bit of math you need

  • A bet is worth it only if (how often the car wins) × (its x) is more than 1.
  • Example: the fastest car wins about half the time. At 1.6x that gives about 0.75, which is less than 1, so over time you lose about 25 of every 100 you bet on it.
  • The limits in the quick version (2.5x, 4x, 5x) already do this math for you, with a small safety margin.

Why predictions stay around 40-50%

  • Each race has 3 pieces of road. You can see only 1. The other 2 are hidden and random.
  • The best simple guess, the fastest car on the road you can see, wins about 1 race in 2.
  • Even if you could see all 3 roads, the fastest car would win only about 3 races in 4. So no app, however clever, can get much higher.
  • That is why skipping races with a bad x helps you more than a "better" prediction would.

Which car is fastest? (fastest first)

  • Expressway and Highway: Supercar → Sports Car → Car → SUV → ORV → Monster Truck → Stock Car → Motorcycle → ATV
  • Potholes: Monster Truck → ATV → Motorcycle → Stock Car → ORV → Car → SUV → Sports Car → Supercar
  • Desert: Stock Car → ORV → ATV → Motorcycle → Monster Truck → SUV and Car (equal) → Sports Car → Supercar
  • Dirt and Bumpy: not needed. The fastest car has no real advantage there.
  • On Highway, Monster Truck and Stock Car are equally fast. If two of your cars are equally the fastest, there is no clear fastest car: use the 5x limit for all of them.

Examples

  • The fastest car shows 1.6x: skip it.
  • Expressway, Supercar is the fastest and shows 2.8x: it passes (2.5x or more), so bet it.
  • Desert, cars show 1.6x / 3.2x / 6x: only the 6x car passes (5x or more), so bet that one.
  • Dirt, cars show 1.6x / 4.2x / 5x: both 4.2x and 5x pass. Bet the same amount on each, or just one.

Don't do this

  • Don't cover two cars when one of them has a low x. Example: 100 on 1.6x and 50 on 3.2x. Either way you get 160 back for 150, so one of them must win 94 races out of 100 just to come out ahead. In real races it is about 72, so you lose about 23 of every 100 you bet.
  • Don't raise your bet to win back losses. Losing 9 races in a row has already happened in the saved races.

Good to know

  • These numbers come from 300 races saved between March and October 2026. That is not a lot, so treat them as a guide, not a promise.
  • The newer races were weaker: on the main roads the fastest car won 57% of the older races but 47% of the newer ones. That is why the limits have a safety margin.
  • The odds typed into the app are each car's standard number, not the live x you are paid. So the app's percentages and "Correct" counts don't show real profit. Only your wallet balance does.
  • The game owner controls the game and can change how it works at any time.
  • Only bet money you can afford to lose.