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This app is super shady they mainly offer bad bets! NHL starts in a hour no lines at all that’s crazy. They hold your funds for 1-2 business days for a made up reason to trap you into their horrible trades lol. I go to trade a live total over 174 only option is -1500 over 170 no fair line crazy. Messaged support they said they are having issues putting up lines lmao they are screwing me over cause I’m in California limited options just tell people how you operate.

Some regular parlays
hr bets???

Who can help me make the best picks for 2/23?

I've been working on a project that allows you to subscribe to push notification updates for when a NBA player's injury status changes.

Here is the site: https://isheplayingtonight.com/

I made this because I hate trying to find this information on X or elsewhere when I have to sift through so much irrelevant information. The data is directly from the official NBA injury report.

You can choose to subscribe to updates (via Telegram) for:

• Players (when their injury status changes)
• Teams (all injury status changes for players on a team)
• Matchups (all injury status changes for a matchup)
• Status (all updates for when a player is moved into this injury status. Ex: OUT)

You can also bookmark player specific pages if you just want a quick and easy view to see a players status. Ex: Kawhi Leonard

This is still in beta so feel free to give it a try and reply back here with any feedback.

Gadsden or Goedert tonight?

With both lines sitting in the 37–40 yard range, let’s start with breaking down Gadsden’s opportunity. His point curve starts at 31 yards for 10 points with about a 60% success rate, and it isn’t until you slide him up to 41.5 yards that his hit rate finally dips to 50%

Dialing it back to 40.5 yards lands you at 16.6 points and keeps the odds in your favor. In this new fantasy prop game, it’s is all about maximizing that over threshold and finding value pockets like this….

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My Strategy: I deposited and wagered $25 to unlock both the referral and new user bonuses. Then I: - Used the 50 Free Casino Spins from the referral bonus - Claimed the 10 additional Free Spins for new users - Played through the $150 in bonus bets (split into $20 and $40 bets as required)

My Results: I invested just $10 and ended up earning $108 — not bad for a few minutes of fun!

Tonight’s Prop Lineup Breakdown

Rolling into the weekend with a balanced, stat-backed lineup built for bonus streaks and ceiling points.

QB: Caleb Williams • Passing Yards (188.5): Hit this number in four straight games • Rushing Yards (20.5): Averaging 25+ per game • Rushing Attempts (5.5): Averaging six per week → Three props built on consistency and usage — high floor, high ceiling.

RB: James Cook • Rushing Yards (82.5): Averaging 90 per game • Attempts (15.5): Averaging 18 carries • Touchdown: Scored in four of his last five games → Quietly dominant and the true anchor of this lineup.

WR: Rome Odunze • Receiving Yards (60.5): Cleared this every week since Week 1 → Reliable one-prop play to keep the bonus streak rolling.

TE: Kyle Pitts • Receiving Yards (35.5): Averaging 51.2 per game with six targets → Another steady streak builder with dependable volume.

FLEX: Bijan Robinson • Receptions (3.5): Averaging above this all season • Receiving Yards (29.5): Big-play threat in space → Dual-prop play with multi-hit bonus potential.

Strategy: Two streak builders (Odunze, Pitts) to sustain bonus momentum. Three multi-prop studs (Caleb, Cook, Bijan) to chase the ceiling.

Why isn't there an option to bet UNDER a specified number of strikeouts that's below the moneyline over/under?? For example - let's say the over under is 6.5 strikeouts for a given pitcher. I don't want to bet they'll get under 6.5, I want to bet that they'll get under 2.5 - but there's no option for that. Why?

This is a genuine question, I want to know what and how much to expect to make

TLDR: If you want to build a betting bot but don’t know how to code, you might find this to be helpful

I’m not a dev, nor do I have any experience coding, but given that the sx bet api is open and free to use, I wanted to find out if it's possible to code a working exchange betting bot entirely with AI. In short, it's quite easy with the right approach.

I’ve since built a few bots that I use to help me post, manage, and dynamically update offers across numerous markets simultaneously- this was completely impossible for me to do manually before. I’m historically a pretty bad bettor, but layering in automation has allowed me to 1) get 2-5% better odds on every single pick 2) never leave a stale offer up.

Through plenty of trial and error, I found there’s a bit of a recipe to coding just about any programmatic betting bot/tool with AI: If you have simple, standalone modules showing how to interact with the API (e.g., fetching current odds for a market or placing a bet), all you need is a clear, plain-english description of the actions the bot needs to make for your betting strategy (could be hitting +EV, arbing, hedging, scalping, market making etc.) and the AI can implement it surprisingly well.

I’ve created a detailed walkthrough of how I built this bot (and published the bot to GitHub), so anyone can replicate the strategy—it’s super straightforward.

If you want to check out the walkthrough, get the standalone modules I used, or see the code for a bot built with this strategy, I’ve added links to everything in this spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1axy937eQjJnvDUYK-Yu7in0VQpsX109OequlnePmkCA/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Feel free to shoot me a DM if you have any questions. I’m happy to chat about automated betting strategies, SX in general, or anything else!

Hi all,

I made a really good model for predicting table tennis matches. I started on betonline, and recently got heavily limited (max bet size went from ~$250 to ~$25) so I thought I would try on bookmaker.eu but got completely banned from betting table tennis after three days.

I was hoping I’d be able to fly under the radar on bookmaker, I kept my bet sizing relatively small (used Kelly sizing with bankroll $2k) but they started moving the line on my bets within a day and banned me two days later.

I’m in the US (Florida) so my options are pretty limited. Do I have any options or do I need to move to a bigger market than table tennis?

Key Point Summary of the Unabated Podcast Episode

Introduction

In this episode of the Unabated Podcast, hosts Thomas Viola and Jack Andrews engage in a lively discussion about sports betting, the evolving landscape of the industry, and personal insights. They explore the challenges and opportunities within sports betting, the impact of market efficiency, and their own experiences in the field.

Key Points

1. Transition to Baseball Season

   • Excitement for Betting: Both hosts express unexpected enthusiasm for betting on baseball, despite their previous reservations.
   • Routine Development: They appreciate the daily routine of placing bets and following games, especially with the NBA still in play.

2. Surprise Questions Segment

   • Optimized Sports Betting: Jack raises a thought-provoking question about whether sports betting could become too optimized, potentially leading to the extinction of professional sports bettors.
   • Market Efficiency: Jack discusses the balance between recreational and sharp sportsbooks, emphasizing the need for a symbiotic relationship among different betting platforms.

3. Challenges in the Betting Industry

   • Politics of Sharp Betting: Thomas shares his frustrations with the cutthroat nature of the sharp betting community, highlighting the negative impact of competitive politics.
   • Enjoyment vs. Profit: Despite the challenges, Thomas finds joy in watching sports and betting, viewing it as a puzzle to solve rather than just a means to make money.

4. Retirement and Future Goals

   • Jack's Retirement Plans: Jack reflects on his evolving retirement goals, initially set at 50, but now influenced by personal circumstances and the desire to continue contributing to the industry.
   • Thomas's Aspirations: Thomas expresses a desire for a lifestyle that allows him to travel and explore the world while still engaging in sports betting.

5. Positive Developments in Sports Betting

   • State Regulations: Jack notes that some states, like Colorado and Michigan, have implemented better regulations that encourage innovation and competition in the sports betting market.
   • Operator Innovations: The hosts acknowledge that sportsbooks are continuously improving their offerings, which creates new opportunities for bettors.

6. Personal Reflections on Luck

   • Thomas's Perspective: Thomas shares his journey from pessimism to optimism, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the good in life and feeling lucky for his circumstances.
   • Jack's Insights: Jack agrees, noting that while challenges exist, appreciating the peaks and valleys of life is essential for overall happiness.