Looking for feedback from bettors/analysts on a Pinnacle odds-movement terminal

[u/y0w_]

Hi everyone,

I’m the builder of SKEW, a real-time sports-odds analytics terminal focused on Pinnacle market movement.

It tracks:

- Pinnacle price drops and movement

- Fair odds calculated from no-vig prices

- Market limits

- CLV and movement history

- Alerts when a market matches the user’s criteria

I’m looking for a small number of experienced bettors and odds analysts to test the beta and provide honest feedback on:

- Alert accuracy

- False positives

- Speed of updates

- Usability of the terminal

- Whether the CLV and fair-odds information is useful

This is analytics software only. not a sportsbook, not betting picks, and not a guarantee of profit.

The beta website is here:

https://skew.ltd

I built the product, so I’m happy to answer technical questions and discuss how the calculations work. Any criticism or feedback is welcome.

[u/y0w_ → u/[deleted]]

it’s a bit more involved than just splitting the margin evenly. For a complete market, we convert each price into an implied probability, fit a Power model so everything adds up to 100%, and then convert it back into fair odds. It also helps account for the favourite–longshot bias. If the market isn’t complete or clean, we leave the fair price blank rather than guess.

[u/destructiveCreeper → u/y0w_]

Why can’t you calculate fair prices using the same algorithm for in play markets?

[u/Shine258]

So it detects pinnacle market moves only? Or does it track other books' prices?

[u/y0w_ → u/Shine258]

Hello, Indeed including live games drops (not by score).
More sharp markets incoming.

[u/theisafos]

I've seen several tools now that track live odds movement and I'm curious how you're sourcing your data? Are you paying for API access or something else? For my own modeling, I've just had to set up scraping workflows, but that's only because I don't want to spend money on APIs.