Value bets
Games where our model's number sits above what the bookmaker's price needs, most likely first. A gap is not a promise of profit; every pick is graded in public.
Each card shows our model's number for a pick and the chance its price needs to break even. Here the model's number is the higher of the two. That is a difference of opinion with the bookmaker, not an advantage.
We set our model's probabilities against odds from 10+ bookmakers and list the games where the model's number is above what the best price needs.
Value betting FAQ
What do the two numbers mean?
The model number is our model's chance for the pick. The price needs number is the chance the odds need to break even: 100 divided by the decimal odds, so odds of 2.00 need 50%.
Is a model number above the price a promise of profit?
No. A model number above what the price needs is not a promise of profit; our record shows these gaps have not paid on their own. Every pick is graded in public.
How often is this page updated?
The list is recalculated through the day from the latest odds at 10+ bookmakers. As prices move, games join the list and others drop off.
What does the long shot label mean?
Our model rates the pick under a 1-in-5 chance. Most long shots lose, so stake accordingly, or not at all.