OpticOdds Partner With TCL

OpticOdds today announced a strategic partnership with The Crowd’s Line AI (TCL AI) to deliver a next-generation WNBA player prop pricing solution. This collaboration marks a major step forward in real-time predictive modeling and betting analytics for one of the fastest growing sports in North America.

Unlike traditional point estimates, TCL AI’s engine delivers full probability distributions across player stat lines. This allows traders and operators to price multiple alternate outcomes at scale. These distributions are continuously updated and optimized for real-time mispricing detection.

By integrating TCL AI’s continuously updating machine learning engine with OpticOdds’ API and trading screen infrastructure, the two companies are introducing a cutting-edge system to identify inefficiencies in player prop markets. TCL AI, known for its market-accurate forecasting across the NFL and NBA, brings a multi-year track record of success into the WNBA arena, aiming to transform how sportsbooks approach pricing.

Through the OpticOdds interface, clients can now overlay TCL AI’s independent fair value pricing against consensus sportsbook lines, flag outliers, detect injuries, and identify arbitrage opportunities across more than 100 sportsbooks—all within a single actionable dashboard.

Ryan Weinstock, Chief Commercial Officer of OpticOdds, commented:

“TCL AI is doing something truly innovative—bringing market-grade predictive distributions to a segment like the WNBA that’s often underserved. We’re excited to help scale this offering with our infrastructure.”

Anthony Lage, CEO and Founder of TCL AI, added:

“This partnership enables us to deliver WNBA player prop pricing at scale—putting cutting-edge analytics directly into the hands of sportsbooks, syndicates, and sharp bettors. OpticOdds makes integration seamless, allowing our clients to move quickly on a fast-growing market.”

The TCL AI WNBA model will be integrated in the OpticOdds ecosystem later this month, with a full commercial rollout planned for late July. Both companies view this initiative as a foundational move in building smarter, more liquid markets in sports betting.