Super Bowl 49 Computer Picks: Predictalator, Bing, Madden Not in Agreement

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The Super Bowl 49 computer picks are in and they appear to be clashing with the Predictalator liking Seattle and Bing liking the Pats.  Both are within a field goal.  The line on this game was a PICK’EM heading into Super Bowl morning.

The Predictalator is a complex computer program that takes into account various aspects of the matchup and runs it through the simulator a total of 50,000 times.

"We're accounting for all 22 players interacting on the field on a play-by-play basis, and layering thing likes weather, coaching and anything else likely to occur during a game, and then we just do that 49,999 more times," says Paul Bessire, the creator of the Predictalator.

They had Seattle winning 23-20.

EA Sports has the Patriots rallying from a 24-14 third quarter hole and knocking off the Seahawks 28-24 in its simulated Super Bowl on the Madden 15 video game.

Microsoft Bing has the Patriots winning by a single point.  Bing’s pick record during the regular NFL season was pretty good at 66 percent, better than most of those highly paid tout services.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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