jjBiB: my brain, in a box.

I want to talk to you about the software I released as a beta in my Telegram channel. I use it every day for my own betting, and the name says it all: jjBiB, B-I-B. It’s mine. Jimin Jibao Brain in the Box. It uses the same logic I use for my betting.

But here is the thing: it will not help you if you don’t know what you’re doing. If you don’t bet the leagues it covers, it will not help you. It only helps you if you already bet those basketball leagues. If you know what you’re doing, it will help you a lot.

For me personally, betting without it now would feel like going back to the Stone Age. You can replicate everything it does by hand. You can find all the stats, all the information, all of it. But the software does it much quicker, more efficiently, and for many, many games at the same time. It’s just not humanly possible to follow ten or fifteen games at once and not miss some very valuable information.

For example, if an important player picks up a disqualifying foul in the very first quarter, that means a lot for that game, live. So the software alerts you to what is going on in the game live: foul situations, or players who are not playing as long as they should. That’s one of the injury indicators. Maybe a player left after one minute and hasn’t come back yet, and he usually plays thirty-five minutes a game. That’s a strong injury indication.

Before the game, it tells you who is missing today, who is a new player, and who is not starting when he normally does.

So this software is stats: simple facts and stats. It doesn’t give you picks. It doesn’t give you bets. It doesn’t know odds. It doesn’t need to. It gives you statistical information, quickly, and on a big scale, for many games at the same time.

If you know what you’re doing, if you already bet basketball, jjBiB will help you a lot. If you don’t bet basketball, if you don’t bet the leagues jjBiB covers, don’t even start.