Compare odds across sportsbooks

Where to find it

The comparison lives on a game page. From Games or Explore, open any matchup — the Compare odds tab is already selected. The only other tab, +EV Bets, appears when that game currently has bets priced in your favour; otherwise the tab row is hidden entirely. Game pages need a signed-in account, and what’s on the Explore tab covers the browse surfaces that lead here.

How to read the table

Each side of the market gets a column — on a two-way team market that is away team then home team — and inside a column there is one row per sportsbook, ordered by payout with the best on top.

The Fair Price row

A blue Fair Price row sits inside each column, and a Sharp Fair Line summary repeats both sides above the table. The fair price is what the bet is genuinely worth once the sportsbook’s built-in margin — the vig — has been stripped out of the market.

In the default Best odds order that row is a dividing line: every book listed above it is paying more than the bet is worth, and every book below it is paying less. That gap is the edge. Devigging explained walks through the arithmetic.

Changing the market or the line

1. 1

   Open the market picker

   Tap Change on the Market bar at the top of the panel. It is searchable and covers player props — type a market, a phrase, or a player’s name.

2. 2

   Or use the pills

   Under the bar sit one-tap pills for markets you looked at recently and the popular markets for that league. Recents from other sports are hidden when this game does not offer them.

3. 3

   Pick an alternate line

   When a market is posted at more than one number, a strip of line chips appears above the table. The chip selected for you is the consensus main line — the number the most books flag as their own main line.

The market, player and line all live in the page URL, so a bookmarked or pasted link reopens the same comparison.

My Books, ordering and freshness

• ●My Books — once you save sportsbooks under My Sportsbooks in Settings, a chip appears above the tabs. It filters both tabs to those books and recalculates the green best price inside what is left, so the highlight is never a book you cannot bet at. A footnote offers Show all to clear it. With no saved books the chip does not render at all.
• ●Best odds / By book — the default sorts each column by payout. By book lines both columns up in the same order, your saved books first, so you can read one book’s two-sided stance; books with no price on a side are skipped rather than left blank.
• ●Updated … — the timestamp for that market. Once the prices go stale it turns amber with a warning icon; let it refresh before you bet.
• ●Live movement — the panel refetches on a short timer while the browser tab is in front, and pauses when you switch away. A price that moved briefly flashes green if it improved, red if it got worse.

What each plan shows

The comparison, the Fair Price row and the green best price are visible on every plan. The per-book edge percentage is not: below Plus it renders as a blurred placeholder with an EV% locked notice above the table. Current prices are on the pricing page.

When the table will not load

• ●Market not available — that market was pulled or the game has ended. Choose another market from the picker.
• ●Unable to load odds — the live odds feed is unreachable. There is no stored copy to fall back on, on purpose: prices nobody is refreshing are worse than no prices. The panel keeps retrying on its own timer.