What the Claude connector can see

The short answer

The connector acts as you, with your own DawBets account, and its reach stops at DawBets. It reads odds and the data your account already holds, and — when you ask — writes one kind of row. Nothing else.

• ●It cannot place a bet. It never signs into a sportsbook, never loads a slip, never sends a wager.
• ●It cannot move money. No deposits, no withdrawals, and it never sees a payment method.
• ●It cannot change your settings. Not a preference, not a filter preset, not your subscription.
• ●It cannot see your bankroll. That column is left out of every query it can run.
• ●It is not live. Pre-game markets only, and every row carries a timestamp so Claude can say how old the price is.

The access list you approve

Before the connector answers anything you approve a fixed list of what it may do — once when you connect in Claude, and again on the Data access card at dawbets.com/connect-claude whenever DawBets widens it. That list is the record, so here it is word for word:

• ●Read odds, expected-value analytics, and pricing data as you
• ●Read your own DawBets betting data — bets you have tracked, your settled results and record, and your open exposure
• ●Read your saved preferences and filter presets — sportsbooks, teams, state, odds format — plus your plan and trial status; never your bankroll or payment details
• ●Log a bet you have already placed to your DawBets bet history, when you ask — it never places a wager with a sportsbook
• ●Your subscription tier applies — usage is metered per day
• ●No access to billing or account settings

Why it never sees your bankroll

Your bankroll and average bet size are not hidden behind a setting you could flip — they are left out of the columns the connector may select. Every bet it returns already carries a Kelly figure in units; add a bankroll and that becomes a dollar stake, the one thing this connector will not produce. Risk tolerance is readable, because alone it cannot yield an amount.

The hedge and arbitrage tools follow the same rule: they split a stake you type in yourself and look nothing up. Sizing stays in the app — see How we size your wager.

The one thing it can write

Exactly one tool writes, only when you ask: it records a bet you already placed at your book into your DawBets history — the same row the Track bet button on a bet card creates.

1. 1

   Claude asks you to confirm

   The tool is advertised as not read-only, which is what makes Claude stop and prompt you before the call runs.

2. 2

   DawBets re-prices it from the board

   The row is stored at the price DawBets verifies for that market right then, not at whatever the chat said, so the closing line value it later scores is measured against a price you really got.

3. 3

   It lands in My Bets

   It settles and gets scored like any bet you tracked by hand. See How bet tracking works.

Billing, settings and analytics

It reads which plan you are on and when the period or trial ends, because a tool call has to know your allowance. It cannot read a card or payment identifier, and changes nothing — to switch plans, see Change or cancel your plan.

Answers from the tools that touch your own account data are dropped before they reach our analytics product: that you asked is recorded, what came back is not.

Parts of it can be switched off

Reading your account data and logging bets each sit behind their own switch, and both fail closed. Both are on today; the switches exist so we can pull either one instantly if something goes wrong. When one is off Claude says so plainly, the odds, coverage and calculator tools carry on, and you can track the bet at My Bets instead.

Turning it off

Remove the DawBets connector in Claude’s own connector settings. That is the whole procedure: DawBets has no revoke button of its own today, so there is nothing to click on our side. The write re-checks your session with DawBets immediately before it inserts, and records nothing if that session is no longer valid.