Send a bet slip screenshot to Bet Check

Four ways to hand Bet Check an image

Bet Check reads a bet slip out of a screenshot, finds that exact bet across the books we track, and tells you whether the price you were offered is any good. You need to be signed in — Bet Check is not available to logged-out visitors.

• ●Click the upload box. On a desktop screen, Bet Check opens on a dashed box reading "Drag a screenshot, or click to upload". Click it, or the Choose a file button inside it, and pick your image.
• ●Tap Scan a screenshot. On a phone, that is the big button at the top of the page. It opens your usual photo picker, so you can grab the screenshot you just took.
• ●Paste it on the page. With Bet Check open, press Cmd + V (or Ctrl + V). There is no button to press afterwards — the check starts the moment the image lands.
• ●Paste it anywhere else in DawBets. A Bet slip detected toast appears with a Check action that carries the image into Bet Check. Pasting into the search bar on Games jumps straight there with the image already in hand.

Share a screenshot from your phone

Install DawBets to your home screen and it registers itself as a place your phone can share images to. That turns a check into three taps with no copying and no typing.

1. 1

   Install DawBets to your home screen

   Open dawbets.com in your phone browser and use its install option — "Install app" or "Add to Home Screen". Until you do this, DawBets will not appear in the share sheet at all.

2. 2

   Screenshot the slip in your sportsbook app

   Before you place it, ideally — a check is most useful while you can still walk away from the price.

3. 3

   Share it to DawBets

   Open the screenshot, tap Share, and pick DawBets from the list of apps.

4. 4

   Let it run

   DawBets opens on Bet Check with the image already loaded and starts scanning on its own. If you are signed out, you land on the sign-in screen first.

What kind of image works

Bet Check reads JPEG, PNG, WebP and GIF files. Anything else, or anything over the size limit, is refused on your own device before it is ever uploaded — which is why those two rejections come back instantly. The in-app tips for a clean scan are worth following:

• ●Full bet slip in frame — do not crop the odds or the book name out of it.
• ●A screenshot, not a photo of a screen.
• ●Both the line and the odds must be visible.
• ●Watch for dark-mode glare from a second monitor.

Every one of these lands on the same Couldn't read it screen, headlined "The image was blurry or cropped." — the line underneath it is the part that tells you which of them happened.

When the scan cannot read it

The Couldn't read it screen offers Try another screenshot and Type it in manually. Take the second one: it drops you into the text box already filled in with whatever text we did manage to pull off the image, so you are correcting a line rather than retyping the bet.

A multi-leg slip is priced leg by leg and given one combined parlay verdict. How Bet Check prices your bet covers what that combined number counts, and what it deliberately does not.

In the iPhone app