Value = points our number beats the sharp line by. EV% is the modeled expected value of the listed book/price. Line-shop your own books toward or past these numbers.
Top chart = the line moving over time — thick orange = consensus, faint grey = each book. Left edge = days before kickoff, right edge = game time. Below = who's betting each side — grey bar = % of tickets (how many bets), cyan bar = % of the money. When the money bar is longer than the tickets bar, that side is getting sharp money (fewer, bigger bets). ⚡ on the chart = a fast line move.
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hover any line — it names the book, the time, and the number
Where the bets are — tickets vs money · market consensus (avg across books, not one book)
Money% vs tickets% — where the sharp money is vs the public. Sorted by divergence. Market consensus (avg across books) — not one book's number.
AllEvery book side by side · best number per column in green
Shop your book to the best available number before you place. Pinnacle is the sharp reference (top row). Best spread/ML = the most favorable number; best Over = lowest total, best Under = highest total.
Games where money% has diverged from tickets% — sharp money is on the flagged team. CONFIRMING = the line is already ticking that way (strongest) · EARLY = divergence is there but the line's still flat (you're early — bet the opener) · FADING = line moving against the money (conflicted, skip).
"Sharp money on" = the side the money outweighs the tickets. The edge is getting on that side as early as possible — near the opener, before the line catches up. Observable fact; the bet is your call.
News that coincided with a line move — the market-movers, as they hit. The what; your read is yours.
A move next to the news that lined up with it. We show the event and the move; deciding whether there's value left is your call (or ours, in the picks channel).
