We want to use multiple sportsbooks as sharp, profitable bettors. All books set their own "prices" (e.g. odds & lines), so the betting market is extremely fragmented/inefficient. We never know which book is going to have the best value (e.g. Positive EV, arbitrage, middle bets) on a given day. Sometimes, DraftKings has a ton of value. Other days, it's BetMGM & Fliff.
For the exact same reason, we want to bet on MULTIPLE sports. More sports = more surface area for the sportsbooks to cover = more opportunities for books to "slip up" & offer value.
Sometimes, there's a TON of NBA value. Other days, I find really profitable (e.g. Positive EV) bets in hockey. It depends. Sports betting is about getting an "edge" and data, not a specific sport.
My 2022/2023 results from verified public bet tracker @pikkitsports are in the 2 pictures. Some years, more of my profit comes from NBA betting. Other years, it's NFL. That's just variance.
2) Having an "edge"Â isn't related to a specific sport.
Tutorial video on the 4 main sharp, data-driven betting strategies:Â youtu.be/nxS7mkHxSmo. All 4 of these strategies making money for ANY sport...
I've never met a gambler who makes money betting on the NBA but loses money on the NFL. If you're a degenerate gambler placing parlays with no edge, then you're going to LOSE money. It doesn't matter what sport you're betting on...
If you're arbitrage betting with OddsJam like @TheArbFather, you're making RISK-FREE money. A 5% arbitrage bet = $50 risk-free profit for every $1,000 wagered. It doesn't matter if it's an NHL, MLB or NBA arbitrage play.
Again, arbitrage is a risk-free betting strategy. As an arbitrage bettor, you're day trading the sportsbooks & "hedging" for a profit. All books set their own "prices," so arbitrage is just when 2 books have SUCH different odds that you can hedge for a guaranteed profit.
TLDR: If you lost money betting on the MLB, then you'll lose money betting on the NBA/NFL if you're using the same strategies.
DFS apps like PrizePicks require multiple picks to submit an entry. Sometimes, I'll see two NFL player props that have a high edge. However, I'll "round out" my slips with NBA/CBB/eSports picks that have an edge.
Again, if you're only betting on one sport, then you're REALLY limiting yourself... Sometimes, there's NFL bets that have a very high edge. Other days, it's NBA/CBB. More sports = better.
There's not a SINGLE proven, data-driven strategy that is profitable for betting on basketball but NOT football.
4) There's Positive EV (e.g. profitable or +ROI) promos for EVERY sport/league. Sign-up bonuses/promos tutorial video: youtu.be/F5KRaIBTt7w?si…
Promos are the EASIEST money we'll ever make sports betting. Some of these promos are literally free money. Obviously, you want to be taking advantage of ALL profitable promos. If a bet has an "edge" & is profitable, you want to take it... Shouldn't matter if it's MLB or NBA or NFL.
All my bets are tracked on verified public bet tracker @Pikkitsports. Here's my 2024 results...
1) If I only used 1 sportsbook, then I wouldn't be able to get these results... I've used 50+ sportsbooks since I started gambling.
2) If I only bet on 1 sport, then I wouldn't be able to get these results... I'll bet anything if there's an edge. @cmattdowns breaks down how EXPLOITABLE PrizePicks is on eSports (CS2, League of Legends ,etc) in this video: youtu.be/g6JBOO96whw?si…
TLDR: There's money to make on every sport. Learn sharp, data-driven betting strategies like arbitrage and then apply them to EVERY book/EVERY league and you'll make a lot of money.
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Three LOW RISK sports betting strategies that *actually* make money đź’°
I use ALL of these daily. You should too...
A thread 👇🧵
LOW RISK #1: MIDDLE BETTING
Buy low, sell high... All books set their OWN UNIQUE lines. Sometimes, they get out of sync.
I played this middle found on @OddsJam: 1) Jaxon OVER 70.5 on Fliff 2) Jaxon UNDER 81.5 on FanDuel
I'm ALWAYS going to win at least one of these bets - that's why middle betting is a LOW RISK strategy. However, if Jaxon had 71 - 81 yards (the center of his distribution!) then I'd win BOTH plays. That's exactly what happened!
Middle betting is like day trading the sportsbooks 🔥
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Here's a YouTube tutorial I made on sharp, profitable middle betting: youtube.com/watch?v=LjIXrl… - DM me any questions 💪🏻📲
Middles can either be: 1) COMPLETELY RISK-FREE (e.g. you'll always profit)
OR 2) SMALL LOSS IF MIDDLE DOESN'T HIT (e.g. you're paying the 'vig' to put the middle on)
Here's another example of a "middle" from sharp bettor @JustinKGambles
There's limitless sports to bet on right now: MLB, NHL, College Football, NFL, NBA, etc.
So... Which sport is MOST PROFITABLE? 🤔
Here's the answer 🧵👇
1) Basketball (NBA, etc)
The NBA is BY FAR the most profitable league to bet on. Tutorial on sharp, profitable NBA betting strategies here: youtu.be/25uF3uzENsw - DM me any questions 📲💪🏻
1) LOTS of line movement
In the MLB, even if Ohtani is ruled out, the odds won't change much. Mookie Betts will have roughly the same odds to hit a Home Run, etc.
In the NBA, every lineup change/rest day/injury MASSIVELY moves the market. If Luka is ruled out, then the moneyline/total need to change on ALL books. Also, prop lines for other LA players need to adjust. Who is going to take on the scoring/rebounding/assist load? Who gets more minutes now? Maybe we see Austin Reaves' line go from 30 PRA to 45 PRA.
Line movement leads to MASSIVE arbitrage & EV bets, like the risk-free profit arbitrage opportunity above that @EVeryday_Degen locked in
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#2 Reason why NBA = the MOST PROFITABLE sport: LOTS of games
82 games in the NBA season vs 17 for the NFL. On a Thursday night, we have 1 NFL game but might have 10+ NBA games
Sports Betting vs Stocks: Which is more profitable?
I've done both, and here's you answer 👇
All my sports bets are given out on social media for FREE (X/stream) or in the @SEVADiscord here: discord.gg/9mPEzUphvn
I started my career as a quant trader @ Morgan Stanley then SIG, and there's a lot of similarities between stocks & sports betting...
Similarity #1: Market-driven prices
Both the sports betting market and the stock market operate based on real time data. As people buy or sell a stock, or bet on a team to win or lose, the price moves. In sports betting, this is called line movement
You can see a line movement chart for the Mavs v Grizzlies game tonight from @OddsJam - odds have slightly moved towards the Mavs since the market opened. The market is implying the Mavs are "less big" underdogs.
Sportsbooks adjust odds/tick them around ALL the time for a variety of reasons: 1) "Flow" or betting volume, especially from sharp/profitable customers.
If all the sharp/profitable customers on FanDuel start betting on Klay Thompson to score over 14.5 points @ +100 odds, then FanDuel will adjust the odds and/or move the line.
FanDuel is getting information through betting volume that sharps/profitable customers think Klay is a "buy" @ 14.5. Maybe they move Klay's line from 14.5 to 15.5 or even 16.5. Or, maybe they move the odds on the over from +100 to -130. Odds aren't static.
2) Injuries/lineup changes.
Sportsbooks aren't stupid. Lineup news, injuries, weather, etc. is ALL factored into the odds they're putting out. FanDuel is a $40 billion dollar company - they know who's playing, etc.
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If you're interested in trading/quant trading, check out this YouTube tutorial I made on my experience:Â youtu.be/YVGAnGev1y4
Similarity #2: "Price" (or Odds) Have Meaning
In the stock market, price represents company valuation. If Nvidia stock drops 10%, then investors are saying the company is 10% less valuable.
There's MILLIONS of investors, quants & researchers who wake up every day & think about what Nvidia should be valued at ($2 trillion? $2.5 trillion?), etc. They do TONS of research & try to get an "edge." The price where supply & demand "meet" = fair value = the stock price.
In sports betting, odds signify win probability. The Grizzlies are roughly -200 favorites tonight according to the market (e.g. books on @OddsJam). NBA moneylines are SUPER liquid/active betting markets.
-200 odds = 2:1 betting favorite = 2/3 to win = 66.7% to win.Â
The "market" (e.g. all sports bettors) are saying Memphis has roughly a 66.7% probability of winning the game. THIS is where supply & demand meet.
If you're already a profitable sports bettor, here's the 5 easiest ways to INCREASE your profits🧵👇
I do ALL of these. My results follow...
Tip #1: Sign up for ALL sportsbooks in your location. Here's a FULL tutorial on ALL books I've used & which ones are most exploitable/profitable: youtu.be/DOFa220VZcU
I've used ~75 sportsbooks since I started sports betting seriously in 2018. I would NOT be able to get my results with only a couple books. All books set their own odds, so more books = more profitable bets = more profit in your pocket.
Sometimes, FanDuel/DraftKings have the best value. Other days, it's PrizePicks/Betr.
ALL of these books run lucrative sign-up bonuses as well. When I signed for DraftKings, they have a $1,000 deposit match. Literally free money.
This tutorial video breaks down how there's OVER $18,000 in sign-up bonus value across the country: youtu.be/F5KRaIBTt7w?si… - DM me any questions
Tip #2: Use EDGE Boost to get "Cash Back" on ALL of your bets. Tutorial I made on EDGE Boost here:Â youtu.be/8ZNMfd-Fw2A
Edge Boost PAYS YOU to deposit & bet on sportsbooks. It's been a total game changer for me. Already up $457 passive income in April - all from placing bets on sportsbooks, which I was going to do regardless... Getting PAID to gamble is insane 🔥
According to my @pikkitsports bet tracker, last year I bet $2,428,018.09 total (226776.89/.0934). That's ~$6,500/day. I would've made $12,000+ passive income if I was using EDGE Boost back then... But I wasnt... Not making that mistake again this year.
More info on EDGE Boost here:Â oddsjam.com/edgeboost-card - DM me any questions, I'm happy to give you tips/advice on how to maximize your profits with it
Why Risk-Free Profit Arbitrage Betting is Possible đź’°
People see someone making ~$900/day for 30 days straight and think they are lying or photoshopping. They are not.
Here is a thread explaining 1) why it's possible 2) how you can do it yourself. It's not hard to do🧵👇
I made a FULL tutorial on risk-free profit arbitrage betting here: youtu.be/idwt5TFMgoY. It's well worth watching if you want to make risk-free profits off the sportsbooks. DM me any questions about it!
1) What is risk-free profit arbitrage betting? Why is it possible?
There are 200+ sportsbooks that have launched in the U.S., and they ALL set their own 'prices' (e.g. odds).
Arbitrage is simply when 2 books have SUCH different prices that you can "hedge" to guarantee a profit. It's not really even "gambling" - you're day trading the sportsbooks to lock in risk-free returns.
You're always betting equal & opposite outcomes on 2 different books. Here, you can see I made $127 risk-free in this arbitrage play between ProphetX & NoVig, two betting exchanges.
I bet Florida -9.5 on ProphetX, UConn +9.5 on NoVig and was fully hedged. As you can see, after the game, one bet WON & one bet LOST, but I ended up $127 in profit.
2) Why now? How to get started arbitrage betting? Tutorial for beginners on how to get started: youtu.be/lRD3OV42HDs
I started sports betting with arbitrage & made $40k risk-free profit in 3 months. NOW is the best time to arbitrage bet because the market is extremely "inefficient" with 100's of books launching in the U.S. Online betting is "new" to the U.S. - legalized in 2018 - and the market is FILLED with opportunity.
To start arbitrage betting... 1) Figure out what books are in your state.
Every state has different books available. Some books, like Rebet/ProphetX/NoVig/Sportzino, are available in EVERY state. Others are not. For example, I just locked in this arbitrage bet for $5 risk-free profit between Ballys & ProphetX. Ballys is legal in 10 or so states, ProphetX in 42+ states. Right from the @OddsJam Arbitrage Tool!
2) Start small.
An arbitrage calculator tells you how much to bet & what your risk-free profit will be. Arbitrage betting isn't "hard" to do, but I recommend starting small. These are market inefficiencies, so arbitrage opportunities don't last forever. You want to learn to move FAST & lock these bets in quickly before the odds adjust.
Last year, I used 50+ online sports gambling platforms. Here are the 5 main "types" you should know about🧵👇
1) Sweepstakes Books (Fliff, Rebet, Sportzino = main 3 I use). Tutorial on sweepstakes books here: youtu.be/prnDKMq0VIg?si…
Sweepstakes books are available in basically EVERY state (Texas, etc). They're also VERY exploitable...
As seen on the @pikkitsports verified bet tracker, Fliff was my BEST book in 2024 in terms of net profit. This year in 2025, Rebet is my best book (so far).
What's BEST about Fliff/Rebet is they're available in nearly ALL states, so you probably have access to them. Both books have "deposit match" sign-up bonuses, too.
Rebet is an AWESOME book for arbitrage (e.g. risk-free profit) betting, especially against exchanges. I'll cover exchanges next. Every day, I'm able to make $50+ risk-free profit on Rebet through arbitrage.
Arbitrage is a simple strategy. When 2 books get SUPER out of sync, you can "hedge" to ensure a profit. You're betting the over on 1 book, the under on a different book and locking in a risk-free profit. Arbitrage is basically a way to "day trade" the sportsbooks & make guaranteed returns.