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Pine Sports Review

Pine Sports is a mobile sports betting research app where an AI chatbot surfaces stats, odds context, trends and matchup insights, and users can build betslips in the app.

★★★★★★★★★★4.4from 87 App Store ratings

Facts checked Oct 29, 2026 against pine-sports.com

Pine Sports homepage
Pine Sports's homepage, captured Oct 29, 2026

Quick facts

Type
Props research
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on pine-sports.com
Pricing
  • Free (usage limits): $0
  • Starter Monthly: $14.99/month
  • Starter Yearly: $149.99/year
  • Essential Monthly: $49.99/month
  • Essential Yearly: $499.99/year
  • Premium Monthly: $119.99/month
  • Premium Yearly: $999.99/year
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com
Platforms
iOS
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com
Operator
SharpSports, Inc.
Checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com
App Store rating
4.4 ★★★★★★★★★★
87 ratings, checked Oct 29, 2026 on apps.apple.com

What Pine Sports is

Pine Sports is a mobile research app built around an AI chatbot named Jaxon. Instead of scrolling through tables, you ask questions and the chatbot surfaces stats, odds context, trends and matchup insights.

The app also provides betting trends, historical performance and confidence ratings. You can build betslips directly in the app. It is positioned as a research aid, not a picks service or an odds screen.

Everything on this page comes from the vendor's App Store listing. The company's own website could not be read, so we only describe what the listing states.

Who Pine Sports is for

Pine Sports suits bettors who prefer asking a question to digging through spreadsheets. If you want a quick summary of a matchup on your phone before placing a bet, a chat interface fits that habit.

It is a reasonable first stop for newer bettors who find stat-heavy tools intimidating, since you can ask in plain language.

It is a poor fit for bettors who want a side-by-side odds screen, +EV alerts or arbitrage alerts. Those jobs are not what this app describes. It is also iPhone only on the App Store, so Android users and desktop-first researchers should look elsewhere. Check the at-a-glance table above for current platforms.

How it works

  • Open the app and ask Jaxon about a game, player or market.
  • Read the stats, trends and matchup context it returns.
  • Check the confidence ratings as one input to your decision.
  • Build a betslip in the app to organize the bets you are considering.
  • Place the bets at your sportsbook of choice.

If a chatbot answer mentions a price, check it yourself. Our odds converter and EV calculator take a minute and show what a number implies.

What to weigh before subscribing

Because the app is chat-first, results depend on how you phrase a question. Expect some trial and error before you learn which questions give useful, specific answers.

The app is free with usage limits. Expanded usage, deeper analytics and advanced AI research tools require an upgrade, and there are several paid tiers. See the pricing in the at-a-glance table above, and read the in-app purchase terms before you subscribe.

An AI chatbot can sound confident and still be wrong. Treat its output as a starting point, and verify stats and prices at the source. Confidence ratings describe the model's view, not a likelihood you should take at face value.

Our information covers only the App Store listing. We could not confirm web pricing, terms or cancellation details from the vendor's site, so look those up before you pay. The listing also does not say which sports or sportsbooks the app covers, so check before you pay.

Chat-based research can make bets feel better informed than they are. Keep your staking disciplined, and use the Kelly criterion calculator or a fixed unit size.

Bottom line

Pine Sports is a phone-first research assistant for bettors who like to ask questions. Try the free tier to see whether the answers are useful. If you need an odds screen or Android support, this is not the right tool.

What users say

Pine Sports averages 4.4 out of 5 from 87 ratings on the US App Store, as of Oct 29, 2026.

Across 18 recent App Store reviews we collected. Recent reviews skew toward people with a problem to report, so read this alongside the overall rating:

Positive56%
Mixed0%
Negative44%

The star rating comes from Apple's public App Store data and reflects the app overall. The breakdown counts only posts our review judged to be real opinions of Pine Sports, excluding the vendor's own posts and promotions.

Features Pine Sports lists

  • AI chatbot (Jaxon) for odds context, trends and matchup insights source
  • Real-time stats, betting trends and historical performance source
  • Create betslips in the app source
  • Confidence ratings source

Limitations to know

  • Free tier has usage limits; expanded usage and deeper analytics require an upgrade source
  • iPhone only on the App Store source

Is Pine Sports legit?

Pine Sports is run by SharpSports, Inc.. It's available on iOS. Pine Sports sells information and tools, not bets, so whether it's worth paying for depends on how you bet. See who it suits above.

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How this review was put together

Every fact in the table above was checked against Pine Sports's own website on the date shown, and links to the page it came from. We haven't used Pine Sports hands-on yet, so this review describes the product rather than our results with it. Prices and terms change: confirm them on Pine Sports's site before you subscribe. How we make money.