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Prices that beat the market
Every bookmaker's price compared with what all the other bookmakers imply, after their margins are removed. A price is listed only if it still beats the market after allowing for how much bookmakers disagree.
Arbitrage: every outcome covered for a profit
When the best prices across bookmakers add up to less than 100 %, staking on every outcome returns more than the total stake whatever happens. Theoretical: prices move fast, and bookmakers can limit or void bets.
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Multi builder
Tap selections from any sport to build a multi. You'll see the true chance it wins, what every bookmaker would pay, and whether it's value.
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Value multis found for you
Two or three value prices from different games at the same bookmaker. Standard multis pay the product of the leg prices; always confirm the price on the bookmaker's bet slip.
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Men's and women's competitions, tennis, golf and more. Follow the ones you care about and they come first everywhere.
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Tools
Expected value
Remove the margin
Arbitrage check
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How it works
Collect
Prices from licensed odds feeds covering Australian bookmakers.
Remove margins
Each bookmaker's built-in margin is taken out to get its fair chances.
Leave one out
Each price is compared with the consensus of the other bookmakers, never itself.
Allow for doubt
A price counts only if it beats the market by more than the bookmakers disagree.
Rank fairly
Fresh prices only, a limit per game and bookmaker, and the list may be empty.
This is research, not betting advice. The market consensus says a price is out of line; it can't promise a result.