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DawBets
AI Connector

Ask your AI which bets are actually worth taking — on the sportsbooks you already have.

Connect DawBets to the assistant you already use, then ask for the +EV edges on your own books, the best price on a selection, or a verdict on the slip you’re about to place — every number read off the board, timestamped, pre-game.

72
Tools your assistant can use
Pre-game
Every price, timestamped
Never
Places a bet or moves money
Connect in two minutes
1

Copy one URL

https://dawbets.com/api/mcp

The same address for every assistant — there is no per-host build.

2

Paste it into your assistant

Add it wherever your assistant keeps connectors, sign in with your DawBets account, and confirm you’re 21+.

3

Ask away

Edges on your books, cross-book prices, slip checks. You never name a tool — it picks the right one.

Checkable, not claimed

Every number comes from somewhere.

Three things you can verify the first time you connect, rather than take on trust.

A fetch time on every row

Ask for edges and each row comes back with the moment its price was read. Rows past a staleness bound are dropped rather than quietly served, and one follow-up re-reads a whole list instead of trusting what you were quoted earlier.

The same stamp, every answer

Every response the connector returns carries this line, word for word:

“Computed pricing analytics, informational only — not betting or financial advice.”

Four starters, already loaded

Hosts that show connector prompts list these the moment you connect — no first question to invent:

  • Daily edge briefing
  • Check a bet slip
  • Line shop a selection
  • My open exposure

Works with

One server URL, standard OAuth, no per-host build. Setup steps for each of these are on the connect page.

  • Claude
    Custom connector
  • ChatGPT
    Custom connector, developer mode
  • Grok
    Custom connector
  • Any MCP client
    Remote MCP over Streamable HTTP

Just ask

Talk to it like you’d text a sharp friend.

Plain-English questions in. Devigged, ranked, sourced answers out — computed from the same pre-game pricing that powers the app.

“Which +EV edges are on my sportsbooks right now?”

Edges ranked by EV and narrowed to the books you’ve saved on DawBets — fair price, EV%, and the exact number to look for. No book list to retype, ever.

“Where’s the best price on the Yankees moneyline?”

One selection, every tracked book’s number ranked highest first, with the fair odds and EV beside the best price.

“Is this slip worth it? [paste it]”

Every leg re-priced against the fair number — did you find value, or leave it on the table?

“What am I exposed to tonight?”

A read of the bets you’ve tracked: what’s at risk, split by league and by game, flagging any game you’re on more than once.

“What’s a 30% profit boost on this parlay actually worth?”

The combined price, the boosted price, the extra profit, and the EV before and after — so you can see what the boost is really doing.

“Why is the Dodgers moneyline +EV?”

The devig math and expected value, explained in plain English — no spreadsheet, no jargon wall.

“I just took the Yankees moneyline at DraftKings for $50 — log it.”

It lands in your DawBets bet history with the market, the book and the price read off the board rather than off your memory — then settles itself when the game ends.

“Any two-leg parlays worth building at FanDuel tonight?”

Combinations from different games, both legs at the same book, ranked by combined EV — a parlay is one ticket at one book, so that is how they are priced.

Under the hood

72 tools. One connector.

Grouped into the four things you actually do with them — all pre-game, all computed pricing analytics rather than a view on what to back. You never name a tool; your assistant picks the right one.

Edges on your books

The half no odds screen can copy: the assistant is signed in as you, so it knows which sportsbooks you actually have before it ranks anything.

Edges on your books

Ask for +EV edges and get only the ones on sportsbooks you actually have accounts with. Narrow to your saved teams too.

Find +EV bets

Search the whole board by league, book, market, team, or player — ranked by expected value.

Shop the best price

One selection, every book’s number ranked highest first, with the fair odds and EV alongside.

Surface player props

The biggest player-prop edges on the board, devigged and ranked.

Read the market pulse

One call: how many +EV edges are on the board, the peak EV, and which books and leagues are carrying them.

Compare game odds

Pull every book’s price for a game, with the fair line and best number flagged.

Browse the whole board

Every market on a game, one market across the slate, every book’s price at a line, who has a prop on a market, line movement since open, the EV heatmap and the hottest players.

Check coverage

Today’s pre-game schedule, every league, market, and team DawBets tracks, and which sportsbooks DawBets compares in your state.

Slip verdicts

The other question, and the one you have open right now: is the bet in front of me priced better or worse than it should be?

Analyze a slip

Paste a bet — single or parlay — and get a fair-price verdict on every leg.

Explain the EV

A plain-English devig and expected-value breakdown for any bet you name.

Re-check saved edges

Hand back a list of edges from earlier and get a verdict on each one — still live, moved, gone stale, or off the board.

Build two-leg parlays

Two-leg combinations at a single sportsbook, ranked by combined EV. Different games only — same-game slips price through the correlation engine instead.

Build a boosted parlay

The Boost Builder and same-game parlay pricing, in the chat — priced by the same engine the app uses, with the same honesty labels. Pro only.

Run the math

EV, de-vig, parlay odds, boost value, free-bet conversion, and odds-format conversion — computed in the chat.

Hedge & arb math

Give it two prices on opposite sides and it works out the hedge, or whether they leave a risk-free arb. Arithmetic on your numbers — it doesn’t scan for arbs.

Exposure

What you are already on, without opening three sportsbook apps to remember.

See your exposure

What’s at risk across your tracked bets — by league, by game, and with any game you’re on more than once flagged.

Read your own record

Win-loss, ROI and profit and loss on your settled bets, plus the closing-line-value record DawBets scores for you — held back until 10 bets have settled, so a thin sample reads as thin rather than as zero.

Logging

The only things it can change, and both of them live in your DawBets account. Your assistant asks you to confirm before either one runs.

Log a bet you placed

Tell it what you just took — a straight or a parlay — and it records that bet in your DawBets history, priced from the board rather than from your memory. Correct a typo, settle it by hand, or remove it, all from the chat.

Manage your setup

Change your saved books, teams and state, tune bet alerts and quiet hours, save filter and boost presets, share a bet, or post an idea — each one confirmed with you before it runs.

Where it stops

All the power. None of the risk.

Each of these is the narrow claim rather than the broad one, because the narrow one is the one that stays true.

It never places a wager

It reads your saved books, your edges and your tracked bets. When you ask and confirm, it can log, correct or settle a bet in your own DawBets history, change your preferences, alerts and presets, or share a bet. It cannot place a wager, sign into a sportsbook, move money, or touch your plan.

It prices; it doesn’t pick

The assistant compares a posted price to its fair value — it never tells you which side to back. Every answer is stamped “Computed pricing analytics, informational only — not betting or financial advice.”

Every link is a DawBets page

The answers do carry links, and all of them are ours. The sportsbook’s own URL is never in what your assistant reads — DawBets resolves it on our servers, behind the same 21+ notice you get anywhere else on the site, and what it opens is the game or market page, never a pre-filled bet slip.

Signed in, and revocable

You approve the connection once through a standard OAuth sign-in and see exactly what it may read before you do. Revoke it from either side, any time.

21+ only

Age-confirmed before the first answer, with a responsible-gambling reminder on every response.

Pre-game only

The same pricing as the app — devigged against sharp books, refreshed continuously, timestamped row by row. No in-game odds.

Included with your plan

On every paid plan — and your free trial.

The connector costs nothing extra. A daily tool-call limit keeps pricing fair — here’s what each plan gets.

PlanDaily limit
Free trial250 / dayIncluded on the 7-day Pro trial — try it before you pay a cent.
Plus2,500 / day72 tools with generous daily headroom. The Boost Builder, same-game parlay pricing and SGP slips need Pro.
Pro5,000 / dayFor heavy research days and power users.

See what Plus and Pro cost

Before you connect

The questions people actually ask.

Does it make up the odds?

It doesn’t have the option. Every price in an answer is a row the connector read off the DawBets board and handed to your assistant, stamped with the time it was fetched. The assistant ranks and explains those rows — it never supplies a number of its own. Odds move, so the timestamp rides on every row, and you can ask it to re-check a whole list rather than trust what it quoted twenty minutes ago.

Will it bet for me?

No — and the limit is structural, not a pledge. It never places a wager, never signs into a sportsbook, never moves money and never touches billing. What it can change is your own DawBets account — logging a bet you already placed, correcting or settling one, your preferences, alerts and presets — only when you ask, and only after your assistant prompts you to confirm.

Do I need Claude?

No. It connects to any assistant that can add a remote connector, and the setup is the same one URL every time. The connect page carries the exact steps for Claude, ChatGPT and Grok, plus a generic set for any other MCP client.

Does it tell me what to bet?

No. The assistant compares a posted price to its fair value — it never tells you which side to back. That is what “worth taking” means here: a statement about the price, not a recommendation. It does not size wagers either — the connector never returns a stake or reads your bankroll.

Is it worth paying for?

It’s included with every paid DawBets plan and with the free trial — no card. If you already pay for DawBets, connecting costs nothing extra.

Is this legal where I live?

DawBets is odds analysis, not a sportsbook — it takes no wagers and holds no money. Which books you can actually bet at depends on your state.

Where you can bet depends on your state — check yours .

Your next edge is one message away.

Start a free 7-day Pro trial and connect DawBets to the assistant you already use. No credit card required.

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