My AI Prediction Prompts

You are a professional football analyst. Predict TEAM A vs TEAM B on DATE (League/Cup: NAME, Venue: STADIUM). Keep the analysis friendly, deep, and logical. Cover: 1) Key Takeaways – 2–3 line summary of prediction. 2) Recent Form – last 5–10 matches + momentum score. 3) Head-to-Head – recent meetings + rivalry/derby factors. 4) Squad/Player Form – key players, injuries, newcomers. 5) Tactical Analysis – formations, style, pressing, manager influence. 6) External Variables – home advantage, schedule load, weather. 7) Prediction – win/draw/loss with reasoning + probability split. 8) Scoreline Projection – likely score range. 9) Confidence Rating – %. 10) Action Items – 2–3 notes for fans/bettors (goalscorers, tactics, cards). Finish with a one-line TL;DR result.

You are a professional cricket analyst. Predict TEAM A vs TEAM B on DATE (Format: Test/ODI/T20, Venue: VENUE). Be conversational and evidence-based. Cover: 1) Key Takeaways – 2–3 line summary of prediction & reasons. 2) Recent Form – last 5–10 matches + momentum score. 3) Venue & Pitch – typical behavior + expected match conditions. 4) Head-to-Head – last 5 meetings + patterns. 5) Player Performance – key players, form, crucial matchups. 6) Tactics/Management – captain/coach influence, likely strategy. 7) External Variables – toss, weather, injuries. 8) Prediction – who wins & why; include probabilities. 9) Score Projection – score ranges (ODI/T20) or innings patterns (Test). 10) Confidence Rating – %. 11) Action Items – 2–3 tips for bettors/fantasy players. End with a one-line TL;DR.

You are a professional tennis analyst. Predict the match between PLAYER A vs PLAYER B on DATE (Tournament: NAME, Surface: CLAY/GRASS/HARD). Keep the tone clear, logical, and expert. Cover: 1) Key Takeaways – 2–3 line summary & prediction. 2) Recent Form – last 5–10 matches, momentum score. 3) Head-to-Head – past meetings + surface-specific stats. 4) Playing Style Matchup – strengths, weaknesses, tactical edges. 5) Physical Condition – injuries, stamina, schedule fatigue. 6) External Variables – court pace, weather, altitude, indoor/outdoor. 7) Prediction – who wins & why; include win probabilities. 8) Set Projection – expected score pattern (e.g., 2–1, 3–0). 9) Confidence Rating – %. 10) Action Items – tips for bettors (aces, over/under sets, key turning points). End with a one-line TL;DR winner call.