Watch the fight before it happens.

Blueprint confirms the fighters and the event, then builds one verified evidence packet for the fight. Four AI advocates, two for each fighter from different model providers, argue from that packet and a server-computed factor digest. Two independent adjudicators read all four cases and return the winner probability and the likely method. Missing or conflicting evidence stays explicit. Each ready fight publishes its forecast and article together, timestamped so the pick cannot be quietly rewritten after the result. The debate is market blind: no advocate or adjudicator sees sportsbook prices. The published pick and confidence blend the debate with a statistical baseline and the market, and the debate’s own lean is shown whenever it differs.

Every official forecast is graded in public after the fight, wins and misses alike. The track record shows accuracy and a Brier score, which checks whether the win probabilities were as confident as they should have been. Lower is better. Custom Matchup Reports stay separate from the official record.

Yes. The official winner, win probability, publication time, and public track record are free, and so is the full debate on every card’s main event. A free account with a verified email includes one starter Custom Matchup Report when reports are available. Sharp is $29.00/month or $249.00/year and unlocks the full debate on every official forecast plus 5 fresh custom reports each month. Whale adds 15 monthly custom reports, the Betting Desk, and advanced market tools.

You can check everything before you pay: the free pick, when it was published, how every graded pick performed, and how the forecast engine works. Blueprint competes on visible proof, not promises of profit or unexplained accuracy.

Blueprint checks multiple sources, including official statistics and results, public records, scorecards, rankings, and current reporting. Sportsbook prices do not change the official pick or win probability. They are used only for later comparison and in the advanced market tools.

Every event starts with a newly confirmed lineup and a clear deadline for current information. A major lineup change before publication can trigger a fresh card review. Odds movement alone never changes an official pick. Once published, the final version stays in the public record.

Choose any two supported fighters: a current matchup, a rumored future fight, or a hypothetical fight that may never be booked. One report credit runs one fresh AI debate using the information available at that time. The report is labeled as custom and does not enter the official weekly record.