Using the Boost Builder

What it does

Your book hands you a profit boost and you have to decide what to put it on. Open Boost Builder, name the book and the boost, and it builds a parlay from the +EV bets on that book’s board, prices it and links you to the slip.

A boost lifts your profit, not your stake, so it is worth more on a long price than on a short one — which is why the builder will trade up to longer legs when you ask it to. The arithmetic is in Profit boosts, and what makes one +EV.

It is a Pro feature: Free and Plus see a sample ticket and an upgrade prompt, and the build is refused server-side. Prices are on the pricing page.

Filling in the form

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   Choose a mode

   Multi-game takes one leg per game and works at every book. Same-game (Beta) puts every leg in one game, at a short list of books and one league for now; your other same-game books sit under Coming soon. See Parlay, SGP and SGPx.

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   Pick your sportsbook

   Required — every leg and price comes from this one book. The list is your books from Settings, narrowed to the beta list in Same-game mode.

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   Same-game only: pick a Game

   Leave it on Best value to let the builder choose, or pin a matchup. An empty list means no games from that league are on, not a broken book.

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   Set Legs and Boost %

   The stepper only offers what the mode supports, and Same-game tops out much lower. Boost % is whatever your promo pays — set it to 0 and the ticket shows plain combined odds.

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   Open Filters to narrow it

   Min combined odds, markets, teams (My Teams fills your saved ones), players, an odds range, a minimum EV per leg for props and game markets, and today’s games only.

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   Tap Build Parlay

   Legs come from the same live board the bet feed uses at that book, ranked by expected value and always pre-game. Bets you have tracked or hidden are left out.

Min combined odds is a target, not a filter

It filters nothing out. The builder takes the best-EV legs first, then swaps in longer-priced replacements — positive-EV ones that genuinely lengthen the ticket — until it clears your floor. If nothing gets there, you get the best ticket available and a message naming both prices.

Reading the ticket

• ●Boosted odds is the big number, with the pre-boost price struck through beside it.
• ●fair is what the parlay is really worth, with the sharp book’s logo (or "Avg") beside it. A same-game ticket shows none: no book quoted that combination, so the number is our own estimate.
• ●EV and a badge. Same-game tickets publish a range, and the badge is keyed to its low end, so a range straddling zero never wears a good one. See Badges explained.
• ●Bet → win is a fractional-Kelly stake on your saved bankroll and the payout at the boosted price — see How we size your wager.
• ●Multi-game combined odds are our multiplication of the leg prices; a same-game headline is the book’s own quote for that combination.

Swapping legs and comparing books

More picks to add holds the alternates the build did not use: expand it and drag one in, or use its add button. The bin icon puts a leg back in the pool. Multi-game reprices instantly; a same-game ticket is re-quoted at the book, and if the book refuses that combination the swap reverts and says so.

Same parlay, other books prices the identical legs everywhere else. A book that cannot price every leg is left out rather than shown with a shorter parlay, and the sharp books we measure fair prices against never appear. Live · refreshed says how old the numbers are, and returning to a stale ticket re-quotes it.

Placing it and tracking it

Add to slip opens the book’s one-tap combined link. Without one, a Multi-game ticket offers Open each leg in a new tab, since those legs are independent singles; a same-game ticket does not, and asks you to build it in the book’s app instead — When we can’t price your parlay says why.

Track parlay saves it at the price you are getting — boosted odds, with the unboosted price kept so My Bets strikes it through. See Tracking boosted parlays.

Saving a setup as a preset

A preset stores the book, mode, leg count, boost percentage and filters — not a pinned game. The rail groups them by sportsbook; tapping one loads it and builds, and its ⋮ menu holds Edit, Rename and Delete. Edit an active preset and a dot marks it unsaved: the save button becomes Update, with Save as new preset in the dropdown.