Sport betting guides
How each market is priced, which inputs move it, and the mistakes that recur. These are fundamentals pages — there are no daily slates, no game predictions and no live odds anywhere on this site.
Totals, Pitching and Park Factors
Baseball is a totals and pitching market first. Here is how the price is built, which numbers move it, and where the recurring mistakes are.
Key Numbers, Spreads and Totals
The most efficiently priced market in North American sport. Understanding key numbers and how a half point is priced is most of the edge available.
Pace, Rest and Injury Pricing
Basketball prices move on availability more than any other sport. Who is playing is worth more than any trend you can name.
Goalies, Puck Line and Low-Scoring Variance
Hockey is a low-scoring, high-variance market where one piece of information - the starting goaltender - dominates the price.
Wide Spreads and Motivation
The widest spreads in mainstream betting, with a talent gap between programmes that produces numbers you will not see anywhere else.
Tempo and Efficiency
A huge number of games, enormous variation in tempo, and a market whose depth varies wildly between the top conferences and everyone else.
Three-Way Markets and Asian Handicaps
The largest betting market in the world, and the one whose structure is least familiar to bettors who started with American sports.
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