The screener
Pick your books, your sports and your minimum edge. The board reads every priced market, takes the vig off the sharp line and shows you which prices beat it.
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Lines and props refresh about every 2 seconds.
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FanDuel
BetMGM
Caesars
Hard Rock Bet
BetRivers
Bally Bet
Bovada
BetUS
Pinnacle
Circa
NoVig
Kalshi
Polymarket USHow the number is made
Nothing here is a prediction. It is arithmetic you can check, on prices you can go and look up yourself.
Every sportsbook and exchange we read, game lines, totals and player props, pulled every couple of seconds.
The sharp book's two sides are devigged to the number it would charge if it charged nothing. That is the fair price, and the board names which book it came from.
Every other book's price is measured against that fair price. What is left is expected value, and every row links straight to that book's slip.
Tap any bet on the board and see what every book is paying next to the Sharp fair. The best price is on top.
Your board, not a tip sheet
Nobody here tells you what to bet. You describe the bets you would take, the books you actually hold, the sports you follow and the edge you need, and your own private channel carries every one that clears the bar the moment it shows up.
What's inside
Read this before you pay
Every tool in this category leads with a win rate. Here is the part they leave out, and it is the reason the board shows its working on every row.
The board compares prices to a fair value taken from the sharpest book that prices the market. If that fair value is wrong, so is the edge, which is why the book it came from sits next to the number.
A +3% bet at +175 loses about 60% of the time. Across a thousand bets a 3% edge and its noise are roughly the same size. If you need to feel like you are winning to keep going, the math will not save you.
Beating the closing line, always taking the best number, betting minutes after a move. That is doing this well, and it is also the exact pattern risk teams limit. Plan for it from the first bet.
The biggest edges on any screener are stale prices, thin markets or typos. Rows priced by fewer than four books are flagged thin, and every row carries the age of its own price.
Pricing
No tiers to compare, no upsell inside. Three days free, then $29.99 a month, or $299.99 for the year. Cancel whenever, and you keep the free channels either way.
Log in with the account you subscribed on and the whole board opens: every market, every book's price on it, the fair value and where it came from. In Discord you link your account once, set your filters, and your own private channel starts carrying the bets that match.
No. You tell it which books you have and it only shows you prices you can actually take. Most people hold three or four. The other books still matter, they are what the fair value is built from.
No. Nobody hands you a slip to copy. The board shows every market that clears your own filters and the math behind each one, so the decision stays yours.
Lines and props come in about every 2 seconds and every row carries the age of its own price. Check it on the book before you take it, every time.
The price a sharp book would charge if it charged no fee, found by turning both sides into percentages and taking the overround out.
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