Consensus splits · Sharp money
Real-Time Betting Splits
Track where the money is moving. See consensus betting percentages and sharp action across major sportsbooks to find your edge.
What Are Betting Splits?
Betting splits show the percentage of bets and money wagered on each side of a game. When there's a significant difference between bet percentage and money percentage, it can indicate where the sharp money is going.
Follow the Smart Money
Sharp bettors typically place larger wagers than the public. When 70% of bets are on one team but only 40% of money, the sharps are likely on the other side.
30-point gap: the public is on Team A, the money is on Team B.
Edge, Value and Advantage
Edge: the best price for the same bet
Sportsbooks post different prices for the same game. Taking the highest one pays you more for the same risk: +350 instead of +325 wins $35 instead of $32.50 on a $10 bet. Every game has one, and you know it before you bet.
Value: a price out of line for its spread
We compare a game's moneyline with the average for games at the same point spread. A game is flagged Good Value when it pays at least 2 percentage points better than that average, with 3 or more similar games to compare and a spread under 10. Few games qualify, and it is a judgment that is still being tested.
Advantage: a type of game that has been making money
Based on actual results, not prices. To qualify, a pattern must have made money last week and across all games we have tracked, with at least 30 bets.
By The Numbers
Updated Nov 11, 8:11 PM ET
Favorites vs spread
37-32
Last week
This week 1-2
Underdog moneyline
22-47
Last week
This week 1-2
Over
34-35
Last week
This week 3-0