Live arbitrage finder
We price the same market at every book we list. When two of them disagree enough, backing both sides returns the same amount whichever way it lands. This scans for those gaps live and shows you how to split the stake.
Live arbitrage
Checking every book…
What this is, and what it isn’t
The maths is exact: convert both prices to implied probabilities, and if they add to under 100%, staking each side in proportion returns the same amount either way. That part is arithmetic and it does not fail.
Everything else can. The prices move. Both legs here were seen at the instant shown at the top of the page, and gaps close as books correct — most of these last minutes, not hours. Check both numbers at the book before you stake anything.
The books cap what they’ll take. Where a book publishes its maximum we show it, and the profit figure is sized to the smaller of the two. Most sportsbooks publish nothing, so “no max published” means we weren’t told — not that the sky’s the limit. Several of the gaps you’ll see here cap out in single-digit dollars.
Books don’t like this. Several operators’ own rules forbid placing a wager offset by an opposite position elsewhere to lock in a return, and the usual remedy is voiding the bet or limiting the account. Sportsbooks restrict accounts routinely — the UK regulator’s own 2024 data puts it at 4.3% of active accounts across 14.9 million of them.
And a leg can be voided. If one book cancels its side — a scratched player, an obvious-error rule — and the other stands, you are left one-sided. No odds feed exposes a book’s settlement rules, so we cannot warn you per bet.
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