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- Book pays
- Book's chance
- Fair chance
- Fair price
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Reading the board
Compare available sportsbook, exchange and pick'em data. Fair-price calculations use eligible odds; published odds and unpriced lines stay clearly labelled for comparison.
No profit promises. Expected value is an estimate, and you can still lose.
on the board right now
We only show prices we can read, so none are shown right now. See what's feeding.
Reading the board. A sample from the live board, not the best of it: members see every row as it changes. Prices move, so check them at the book.
We only show figures we can read, so none are shown right now. Open the coverage page.
The tools
Every book's price for each market, side by side, with the best one marked.
Prices compared with a no-vig consensus of the sharp books.
Opposing best prices whose combined chance comes in under 100%.
Spread and total pairs with a window where both bets win.
Two-way markets ranked by the margin left on the best prices.
How much is on offer at an exchange price, beside the best book on the other side.
How one book's price moved on one market.
Pick'em lines with a fair chance, the break-even chance and the edge between them.
The idea
Sharp books set prices that are hard to beat. Take out their margin, and you have a fair estimate of the chance. When another book pays more than that chance is worth, the difference is your expected value.
Worked example with round numbers. Not a live price.
Expected value at this price
Open Positive EV or the odds screen, filter to the books you can actually use, and sort by what matters to you.
See the fair chance, the price's age and how much is on offer. Then confirm the price at the book, because it can move before you get there.
Log the ticket. Your closing line value shows whether you're beating the market, long before results can tell you.
win cards
Mark a ticket as won in your bet tracker and it makes you a card for X, Telegram or the group chat. Your numbers, your handle, dollars on or off.
The card says it's self-reported, because the tracker holds what you typed in. One good ticket doesn't mean the next one lands.
Measured, not claimed
Books with recent data
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One light per expected book. Lit means recent odds or lines were observed. Some data comes from public publishers and is for comparison only. A source count does not confirm every league or market.
Odds and lines held, by book
Pricing
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Questions
A bet has positive expected value when the price pays more than our estimate of the true chance is worth. It says nothing about any single result. It's an estimate, and it only pays off over many bets, if it pays off at all.
We can't promise that, and nobody honestly can. Prices move, books limit accounts, estimates can be wrong and long losing runs are normal. Only bet what you can afford to lose.
No. We show prices and scores. You place any bet yourself, at a book that's legal where you are.
A book counts as available after recent odds or lines have been observed. The coverage page separates this from confirmed EV use and shows what is still unconfirmed.
No. We're independent. No sportsbook, exchange or app licenses, authorises or endorses ZippyOdds.
That's what ZippyOddsAPI is for: the same board over REST and a WebSocket stream.