Researched picks across every sport on the books, plus prediction markets, posted by 9 AM Central. Every result stays on the record.
Loading today's picks. The morning's slips appear here with a breakdown, confidence level and unit size for each one.
Every card below is a suggested play with the bet, the odds, how many units to put on it and why. Units come from the Unit sizer in the toolbox.
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Enter American odds for each leg (like -110 or +150).
Chance is based on the books' implied odds, which include their cut, so the true chance is a little lower.
Bankroll is money set aside only for betting. Keep units the same size win or lose, and resize only once a week.
Type in any box and the others update. A -110 bet needs to win 52.4% of the time to break even.
Enter both sides of a bet (like -110 and -110) to strip out the sportsbook's cut and see the true odds.
Your own bets, saved on this device only.
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The team getting points (+) can lose by less than that number and still win your bet. The team giving points (-) has to win by more than the number.
Just pick the winner. +150 means a $100 bet wins $150. -150 means you bet $150 to win $100.
A bet on the combined score of both teams. Over 56.5 wins if they score 57 or more together.
A unit is your normal bet size, usually 1 to 2 percent of the money you set aside for betting. The Unit sizer in the toolbox works it out. Bigger confidence gets more units.
Several bets combined into one. It pays more, but every leg has to win, so it hits much less often.
On Kalshi and Polymarket you buy YES or NO on a question. A 34¢ share pays $1 if you're right, so the price is roughly the market's chance it happens.
A tie with the line, like a team winning by exactly the spread. You get your money back.