Important to note that if you had have taken the betting favorite, their shortest priced method of victory, and their shortest priced round to win you would have scored 770 points on Tapology tipping and come 104 out of 6893:
Volkanovski by decision - 0 points
Whittaker by decision - 75 points
Garry by decision - 75 points
Dvalishvili by decision - 75 points
Hernandez by submission, round 1 - 65 points
Lemos by KO/ TKO, round 1 - 50 points
De Lima by KO/ TKO, round 1 - 65 points
Nakamura by KO/ TKO, round 1 - 50 points
Mingyang by KO/ TKO, round 1 - 100 points
Barlow by KO/ TKO, round 1 - 65 points
Elliot by decision - 75 points
Maverick by decision - 75 points
Concluding at least from this card, I don't think it is anything that the world hasn't seen before at all.
It's just it's ability operate in a clinical and accurate manner, which is what the models that sports betting has run off for decades.
Your average Tapology tipper is unlikely to utilize such resources, and just bases selections off the gut, which if you have any experience with sports betting, you would know is a method almost impossible to generate a profit.
One thing that it clearly has over the betting market is it correctly predicts finishes in the 2nd and 3rd round, reasoning that in relatively even fights, the losing fighter will be fresh enough to resist takedown attempts and submission attempts in the first round, but will wilt in the 2nd, 3rd round. Pretty much exactly like what you saw in the Hernandez/ Kopylov fight.
Sportsbooks always price the round the fight will end in descending order starting round 1, which I think the AI has identified is erroneous.
In saying that, I am very excited to see the trajectory of it's success tipping, and think OP has done a phenomenal job, which to me has managed to identify at least 1 thing that the betting market has been asleep to for ever, which is a really big deal.
And I also may be wrong entirely, that it is no more accurate than following the betting lines and taking shortest priced favorites, their method, and the round.
Time will tell I guess!
[Edit: Scored the 2 previous cards to today's PPV, and following this approach would have scored 390 (3579 out of 4892) & 440 (1103 out of 5007), for 1600 points across the last 3 events compared to TSal's 1770; and that's not to mention TSal killed it and came first on Tapology on the card 3 events removed from today's PPV, so his AI is still very likely more accurate and has a clear edge on the public.]