Free Sports Picks of the Day
Browse all available free picks, predictions and matchup analysis for current in-season sports below.
The selections here are complimentary plays posted daily from sports betting and handicapping experts.
These picks are a secondary addition to a handicapper’s stronger releases and best bets of the day.
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Calvin King
[1%] Free Play on Roman Andres Burruchaga -140
Ricky Tran
1*
Info Plays
1* FREE INFO PLAY FC Inter Turku -110
Steve Janus
1* Free Sharp Play on Dynamo Kyiv -145
Juan Carlos Flores
Recommended Bet: Independiente del Valle +150
ProSportsPicks
PSP Data Driven 1* Mystics.
At Professionalsportspicks we see a future where those handicapping sports without advanced analytics and data-driven strategies will be left behind. Our data-driven picks use data integration, search and discovery, and knowledge management along with collaboration with our in-house handicappers. By isolating relevant trends, removing human bias, and targeting only lines with a positive expected value above a certain threshold, our data-driven picks promise to outperform any and all human competitors.
Our models suggest that the value is on the favorite. Washington are 4-1 in its last 5 games. Portland are 2-5 in its last 7 games
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