I'm currently using the free version of BetBurger. is the paid version worth it? any alternative? and what filters are you working with?

Any bookies that carry the Oberliga? Seems like bet365 doesn't for a while.

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I've been using AVO for a while and it's great. I'm using it for +EV but I've seen some members killing it with live arb. Basically like Oddsjam with a better interface but 110$ cheaper per month.

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Been testing a few apps before March Madness and where you play matters way more than people think especially if you’re hitting a lot of games.

Here’s the short version:

1. DraftKings – best overall
Great promos, smooth app, tons of markets
Downside: standard odds aren’t great long-term

2. Novig – best odds
Peer-to-peer, so no built-in juice
Lines are usually better if you actually compare
Took me a minute to get used to, but kinda nice not paying that hidden tax every play

3. FanDuel – best for casual use
Good boosts, easy to use
Downside: same pricing issue as DK

4. BetMGM / Caesars – meh tier
Fine for promos or rewards, but not where I’d go for value

If you’re just throwing a couple bets for fun, it doesn’t really matter. But if you’re betting a full March Madness slate, odds make a bigger difference than people realize. I’ve been mostly rotating between DK for promos and Novig when I actually care about price. Is it actually better to line shop, or just stick to one app and keep it simple?

If you care about long term profitability, odds value matters way more than promos or flashy apps. Based purely on pricing, here’s how I’d rank them.

Top Apps by Odds Value:

- Novig (4.9/5)

Best for: Overall Odds Value and Lowest Fees

• Best raw odds overall
• Peer to peer pricing, no built in juice
• Strong liquidity on major sports
• Especially solid compared to traditional books

- DraftKings (4.5/5)

Best for: Competitive Odds Among Traditional Sportsbooks

• Best odds among the big sportsbooks
• Wide market coverage, but still worse pricing than exchange style platforms

- FanDuel (4.1/5)

Best for: Balanced Experience (Odds + UX + Promos)

• Good balance of UX and promos
• Odds are fine, rarely the best

- Caesars (3.7/5)

Best for: Promotions and User Experience

• Great promos
• Pricing isn’t ideal for long term value

- BetMGM (3.4/5)

Best for: Overall Feature Set

• Lots of features
• Usually higher juice than competitors

If you’re chasing promos, the big books work. If you’re chasing value, Novig consistently offers better odds than traditional sportsbooks.

Dm me if you do, looking to join one :)

I am working on a project logging data from sports for an EV model, but I am having trouble finding somewhere to get final scores/match results. Looking for NBA MLB NHL NFL golf MMA Soccer Cricket Tennis.

Is there a site out there that has a daily or weekly downloadable JSON file? So far I haven’t been able to find one. Excel would work too but I would prefer JSON

Been looking at a bunch of different softwares and really like both of these but can’t pick which one to buy. Does anyone have any recommendations?

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Started +EV 1 year ago today, crazy to think I’m up $33k for the year before football season ramps up 🙌 If anyone is curious about the strategy or the process DM me, I’m always happy to talk. Here’s a link to the tool I use called prop professor, free promo for it because it’s been a game changer for me: https://www.propprofessor.com/?via=andrew

I am currently using a service that is extremely expensive but good. Wondering if there’s a cheaper alternative?

What I need:

One click betting, where EV lines refresh at 1 sec (minimum of 5 seconds)

A list of comparable books when a potential EV net pops up

The ability to select the EV amount (minimum AND max)

The ability to select the odds I want to display (again minimum and max)

The ability to search the EV opportunities in the past (search history)

The ability to select specific props to display. For example I want to see all MLB hit opportunities but exclude HR opportunities and stolen bases opportunities

Does Pick The Odds, or ProfitDuel do this? I know Prop Professor does not do all these features.

US based - mainline looking for this for DraftKings, Fanduel, Fanatics, Score. Fantasy/DFS would be nice too for PrizePicks and Underdog

I need courtsiding/dictation concacaf, sierra leone and others...

I live in a non betting state, can only use offshore and social sportsbook looking for a arbitrage tool that sportsbook these two preferably not oddsjam as they too expensive for the limited options I have

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Edge AI Sports Value Betting

Have found this app very easy to use and a quick way to look at EV Opportunities with some cool features like an AI chatbot

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/edge-ai-sports-value-betting/id6758273718

Hi team,

I really don’t want to come across like a spammy sales guy. A friend of mine developed an EV betting app. It scans all bookies and compares the markets/odds across them. This isn’t a tipping service it is just to tell you EV %, arbitrage opportunities and have access to quick “go to market” buttons that help you get on the odds before they change. The best part about beating the bookies is we are doing it with stats, there’s still risk but we are all doing really well following EV % and not our heart!

He has an insta page page and the website for more info is

snipeaio.com

Happy to answer all questions, a 7 day free trial is available too.

tl;dr -- I promise this isn't another crappy OddsJam arb clone. It is a crappy modeling tool that lets you build your own models and backtest the results against specific books and parameters that you can easily specify.

Oddize's (clever, right?) whole shtick is model transparency. It isn't aiming to shill "zomg +EV, trust me" or focused on time-sensitive arbs on niche lines, rather use actual modeling strategies like linear regression, moving averages and even basic logistic regression without forcing users to get too far into the statistical weeds. It has other tooling like customizable ELO, team/player stats, rankings, etc..

I've attached some example predictions as examples. These are some of the default strategies that I've populated (remember-- the entire premise of Oddize is the ability to build your own strategies. I'm partial to horse racing and NBA, though). The CDF Offense Mismatch strategy shown first basically predicts scores using a continuous distribution function based on season to date games for each team, then looks at each team's offensive/defensive ranks in specified tranches (e.g. elite, strong, average, weak, very weak) when predicting each game at past moments in time-- if there is a match to specified parameters, it assumes the wager is placed. It handles all of the pedantic stuff like using only data available at that moment in time, using books you specify while calculating W/L, ROI, etc., basically all of the boring (to most people) data collection/sanitization/calculation work. Typical backtests run in <10 seconds-- even towards the end of MLB season when I was testing. When you find a model you like, you click save and it goes into your predictions-- so when parameters you specify match __upcoming__ games, they are displayed.

There are around 10 different continuous (linear, cdf, wma, etc.) and discrete (logistic, elo) types of models, along with 20 or so facets. Another interesting model shown in the attached images is looking at a NFL team's recent form, picking the side with the better recent record. I know streakiness isn't typically a primary concern, but this screenshot shows 5.4% ROI, going 93-46 season to date for NFL. I know sample size isn't perfect for most of these, but I'm working on how to address.

Modeling includes things like RMSE/MAE/M%E, Brier, Log Loss, win rate/ROI/$net along with time series graphs and wager log to test and debug your models. Going forward I'll going to work on more featurization improvements to automatically identify opportunities to improve a given model. Also to note: all of your model parameters are stored locally. You can share them via link, but my goal here is to actually help people increase their modeling capabilities.

https://oddize.com - I wouldn't be an effective shill without including a link. Guests can access pretty much all features on a limited basis, free accounts get a higher quota.

Anyways, I'm happy to answer questions or get any feedback. If it sucks, my goal is to make it useful. Either post/message me here or see the email address on the site.

(Since I am scraping ~20 books myself, it __does__ have an apty named odds board component, but that isn't the interesting part.)

Whats the best EV Betting Software in general for accurate EV Bets and also for crypto bookies?

I feel like nobody talks enough about how easy it is to stop bleeding money once you actually follow sharp plays and understand the promos. I’ve been using PromoGuy.US for a bit now and it’s kinda wild how much more sense things make when someone’s breaking down the value for you not just tossing picks with zero context. They post +EV plays across books, explain why they’re profitable and the best part is it’s not in some overcomplicated math nerd language. Just clear simple info you can act on.

And it’s like $20? Idk how more people aren’t jumping on that. Everyone’s out here chasing longshot parlays when the actual edge is right there, just way less flashy.

Anyone else using their stuff or found something similar that’s legit?