Fantasy Football Expert Learns How Sharp Bettors ACTUALLY Make Money
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0:00What's going on everybody? Ian Harditz here. Doing a little bit different today. All right, we got plenty of fantasy football stuff going on. Plenty
0:05of time to get ready for those drafts.
0:07But I don't know about you guys, but in addition to fantasy football during the season, I like to try to make a little
0:11bit of money gambling. The problem is I suck at it. Okay, I've recently gone down from whopping $10 bets to $1 units
0:18because I have 10 years of evidence telling me that I cannot pick the right overunders, that I'm not great at player
0:23props. I am simply not a great gambler.
0:26But you know what? New year, new me. and we got my guy Billy Collins in the house to hopefully help rectify this and we'd
0:32love to bring you guys along for the ride. So, Billy, great to have you, man.
0:34We're going to be going through some of the top tools that Odds Jam has to offer. And I want to be clear that these
0:40are tools that again are basically trying to put us in a position to trust the experts here, just like I take my
0:46personal finances and give it to a financial adviser. That's what I feel like we're doing here with our money using the OSJam tools. Ian, happy to be
0:54uh here on and here joining here with you and I'm really excited to jump into these tools and just kind of explain. We
1:00have a few tools that we're going to break down today and just kind of explain for anyone out there, all the
1:04viewers, you know, what you're going to receive and see a lot, what you already see in advertisements from sports books or what you may see in your current
1:10sports book accounts, different strategies and ways that you can utilize those bets outside of maybe cooking up your normal 10 leg parlay. So, happy to
1:18dive into those tools.
1:20>> Nothing wrong with still having some fun. parlay streets, but again, looking for ways, just smarter ways to hopefully get a little bit of an edge out here.
1:27And again, plenty of fantasy focus. But, you know, while I'm answering start sick questions throughout the season, if we got some free winners to throw your
1:33guys' way, why not try to help out with that? So, Billy, first thing we want to look at was the promo converter tool,
1:39which seems like a pretty great place to start because again, if you guys are going to be going out there and signing
1:43up for sports books, why not get yourself a nice bonus while you're there?
1:47>> Exactly. And so the promo converter tool is really the the easiest money that you can make from a sports book. It's
1:52literally the sports book's marketing dollars that they are pumping out there and they're trying to lure you in. All of these books are in competition for
2:00your business. So I like to think of it as they're just kind of all sitting around the lake just with their bobber
2:04in there just fishing for you.
2:06And [clears throat] they they all set their odds and prices different from each other. They have different promos and different ways to try to
2:12attract you. And so not it's not going to be a one-sizefits-all, but that's okay. We have multiple different ways that we can attack them. And again, what
2:20we're going to be showcasing right now is just providing you different angles or strategies depending on your risk tolerance, how frisky you kind of want
2:28to get with some of these things. So, right off the bat, one of the easiest ones. Now, again, I'm out here in
2:33Arizona, so this is this is old school 2018 2021 vibes. Desert Diamond right here. This claim your 100% match up to
2:41$250. This is simply your deposit up to $250 and the sports book's going to match it for you onev1. And then
2:48normally what's going to happen is there's going to be a 1x rollover. So you deposit $ 250. The sports books give
2:54you $ 250. You now have $500 sitting in your balance. You're going to have to wager through that $500 one time. Not
3:01all in one bet. You can chop it up through multiple bets.
3:04>> Sure.
3:05>> Before you can withdraw the funds. But essentially, this is the best that as you could see, very few sports books
3:11offer this anymore because they're just putting funds into your account.
3:16>> I was about to say, I mean, just again looking through some of the different options. You're scrolling through some of them. I saw Fanatics, I believe, at
3:21the top have some actually pretty good deals there. Again, new customers will get up to $1,000 matched in Fan Cash over Fanatics, but a lot of these Billy
3:29is more so just bonus bets. So, I wanted you to maybe explain, you know, what those free bets, what the bonus bets
3:34are, and just, you know, why they aren't necessarily face value.
3:38>> Sure. It's a it's a great point. So, bonus bets, and you're going to see this, the the biggest fish still out
3:43there that offers this that you see all the time, John Ham or Jamie Fox with Bet MGM, they have the $1,500 bonus bet. And
3:51so, >> they got some great jaw lines, Billy.
3:53Let's face it, [laughter] >> they do. Um, they don't bonus bets don't work the same. Remember, when you place a cash wager, you place, let's just say
4:02for simple example purposes, a $10 cash wager, right? When you win that bet, you get paid out, you get your money back
4:10plus the profits on top. So, if it's $10 and then let's say it's a minus110 play, you get paid out maybe $9 and change in
4:17profit. So, you get paid out $19 total.
4:20Well, the bonus bets are just promotional dollars. So, when you place a bonus bet, you only receive the profit from the sports book. So, you don't if
4:30you have a $100 bonus bet and you win your wager, you get paid out just the profits from that, not the $100 bonus
4:38bet on top of it. So, that's where things can be a little bit tricky. So, it's nice because you get a second crack
4:43at a bet. But what most people don't realize is is that if you place your $100 bonus bet at minus 115 odds, well,
4:52you're not getting back $100 plus the profits. You're only going to get back roughly 80 or $90 in profit. So, the
5:00reason I bring that up is is because if you wager that first $100 and then you lose that bet and you're like, "Oh, I'm
5:05going to fire it off this bonus bet on like a heavy favorite." Well, you're actually losing money in that scenario, right? because you're only going to be
5:13maybe making back $60 to $90 of that $100 you originally wagered. So, anytime that you have a bonus bet, I'm always a
5:21big proponent of placing it on an underdog, whether it's plus 110, if you want to take it a long shot, plus 500.
5:27Those are normally the best ways to cash in on your bonus bet. So, on Odds Jams tool right here, the cool thing with the
5:34promo converter tool, you just select whatever sports book that let's say you have your promo with DraftKings. Now, we have a bunch of different options here.
5:42Whether it's a qualifying bet, no sweat bet, every viewer can see here on the page. Whatever you have, you can select
5:48this. So, if it was a bonus bet, and let's just make it simple, $10. Come over here to click convert promo. Now,
5:54once we click convert promo before we look into all these pages and what's going on, all these plays, what you really want to do over here is on the
6:01filter section, this is where you can get in the weeds and you can select the sports books that you actually have your
6:07money in to the accounts. And then we can focus on specific markets or we could just for right now select everything. And let's say you want to
6:14focus on that bonus bet right now and and turn that into actual cash. So we're obviously going to be taking DraftKings
6:20and we need two to tango with this play.
6:22We need DraftKings and we need another sports book because this is a hedging type strategy where as we mentioned earlier this $10 isn't your actual
6:32money. It's it's bonus bet. It's the sports book's promotional dollars. We got to take the sports books marketing dollars and transfer that into actual
6:40dollars that goes into your account. So with any one of these plays that we see right here, this is where you're going
6:47to be placing, let's say with the sky and the Mercury between Hard Rock and DraftKings, your $10 bonus bet. Yes, there's going
6:54to be overtime here. Then you're going to take your own money over here at Hard Rock, $210, and bet on No, there won't
7:02be. So with the promo converter, we need a specific outcome. We do not want a tie or a push. So as you can see here, even
7:10at top with Alyssa Thomas, we want this.5 at the end. We don't want 17 points. We need 17 and a half points. So
7:18that's really something that's big here.
7:19Same with Dominguez. He's either going to hit a home run or not. If he hits five home runs in a game, [laughter]
7:24>> doesn't matter. The overcast. So that's the biggest thing is we need a yes or no. We don't h have any room for a gray
7:31area. So, will there be overtime? Yes or no? You place $210 of your own money over at Hard Rock. And so, our total
7:38investment really is just $210 because the $10 bonus bet it's it's not ours.
7:43People get really attached to the bonus bets like that. That's my money. No, we we we got to convert that first. And so,
7:49what you're going to notice here is this 84%.
7:52This is telling us that if the bet wins on DraftKings, you're going to receive your $210 back in Hard Rock plus $10 in
8:03profit. If there isn't overtime, which is a very likely scenario here because it's such a heavy favorite, then you're going to receive your $210 back plus
8:12$8.40 of profit. Effectively, we're converting this $10 bonus bet into either $8 and change or $10, if that makes sense. And one of the things,
8:22Billy, I think we're showing off here.
8:24My dogs are as excited as I am to try to freaking make some money here. But, uh, it's the idea that we're going to need
8:29to go through a lot of different sports books. Okay guys, me and a lot of my friends to this date and time, it's just
8:34FanDuel or DraftKings. Maybe you have both. That's kind of it. And I have honestly held true because it's kind of catchy the idea that hedging is for
8:42gardeners. It's not for betterers. But you know what, Billy? Gardeners, they probably make some pretty good money.
8:46Maybe it is time to hedge a little bit.
8:48And I think the most important point here is just embracing the idea that in order to again make the most money with
8:54this and just try and make the best bets possible, the most plus EV bets we have, it's having different sports folks to go
8:59through and line shop and choose from because then it's not so much us trying to predict outcomes and, you know, games
9:05with balls that aren't even round and stuff like that and all the madness that we see go on in any given contest, but
9:11we're just playing different odds with different sports books and that's why again we want to have access to these different ones. So,
9:17>> exactly. And another way you can look at it is for for someone out there that just wants to bet on FanDuel or
9:22DraftKings, that's totally fine. But depending on the state where you live in, you have possibly 8 to 12 other sports books that their marketing
9:30dollars are just sitting there for you.
9:32So, even if you don't have any plans to use Bet 365 or maybe a Caesars or MGM in the future, why wouldn't you just sign
9:40up for them and and take the easy money like that? And then that just grows your bank bank account, your your bankroll,
9:46and you say, "You know what, Bet MGM?
9:48Thanks for the free marketing dollars.
9:49I'm done using you." And what you'll notice is if you don't play there much, they'll start to ping you with the
9:54emails like, "Hey, here's another boost.
9:56Here's another bonus." And so you can literally just say, "Hey, you know what?
9:59I want to use Fandor DraftKings just as my normal betting, but go take advantage of this free marketing dollars that's sitting out there for you. It's it's
10:06easy money to make."
10:08>> Could not agree more with that. So again, open up that mind to the idea that we're going to be embracing
10:12different sports books because again, as we're going to get into some of these other tools, that really is what it's going to be about to find the right
10:18price. So great stuff here, Billy. And you would recommend this be everyone's first stop with Odds Jam to again just kind of get set up and yeah, take that
10:25free money that's out there.
10:27>> Yeah, exactly. Because this is really the foundation of the next topic that we're going to touch on and talk about.
10:34If you can understand this, then the next piece that we jump into is going to just make a lot more sense. But this is
10:40really the first way for anyone that maybe thinks that, you know, the books are rigged or they have the script.
10:46That's not the case. This is to show you that you can actually day trade these books between each other and you're
10:53going to be able to make money. Remember these opportunities here, these are think of a DraftKings or a FanDuel. How many different options do they offer you
11:02on their menu, right? This software is finding the handful of plays that currently at the moment you can attack.
11:09You know, at some point, Hard Rock or DraftKings is going to realize that they're a little off with some of these
11:14plays and they're going to adjust their pricing. So, these plays don't live forever. And for anyone out there that's thinking, well, why don't just all the
11:22books set the same exact prices? Well, then we would just basically have one sports book in America, and America loves competition. So, that's never
11:30going to be the case. These books are going to be in competition. They're always going to have different odds. But 99% of their menu that they offer,
11:37they're very similar with prices compared to the rest of the books. This software just finds the handful of plays where things are really off and you can
11:45jump in right now. and couldn't agree more with just how overwhelming it can be sometimes going through just any individual game let alone a sport let
11:53alone some of the other sports that are going on. So again just to have it kind of broken up by book and just clearly
11:58show you guys again at the bottom like that's again $2 profit plus 15% of your money obviously if you're putting more
12:03in you know it's going to change things there again trying to make it very straightforward. So, look, this is guys, I've been, you know, blessed to be
12:09working here for just about a week now.
12:11All right, it's new to me as well. But again, I just think trying to get that understanding where it's like, no, we're
12:17not just trying to say like, hey, Ian's in his basement. He thinks, you know, this WNBA team is going to score a
12:22certain number of points. No, people much much smarter than myself, much much more experience that puts together these models that again are just directing us
12:28immediately to what we need to get to.
12:30So with that, Billy, let's get into our arbitrage betting tool because this is something where again it's guaranteed profits, which I know we've been grown
12:39up and led to believe that nothing is guaranteed in the sports betting world.
12:42Arbitrage betting is.
12:44>> It definitely is. So, let me go ahead and set this up over here in the filters. And the cool thing with OddsJam
12:49software, you know, these filter sections here, guys, depending on the state, the country that you live in, you know, there's a lot of customization at
12:55your fingertips. If you're first getting into these tools, it can be overwhelming, right? It can be a lot.
13:00So, I'm just going to select my Arizona sports books. We're going to focus maybe on some opportunities for today. And that's pretty much it. This percentage
13:07tool, we can get into this here in a second. But arbitrage is the same exact thing as promo conversions, except we're
13:14not using the sportsbooks marketing dollars to make money. We're just going to use take our own money and our own balances and put this together and then
13:20day trade the books. So, remember that we've talked about that the sports books have a very large menu and that's one of
13:27the best things about this is that there's a large surface area that the sports books have and they can't cover everything all at once. So, these
13:35opportunities that are popping up on this screen, the software is simply just looking at the books that we have accounts with or I have accounts with
13:42and it just shows us where the pricing is off. So, think about it this way, Ian. Forget about the sports books for a
13:48second. If I told you you could go to Fidelity, buy one share of Apple stock at $100, and then go to Robin Hood and
13:55sell that same Apple share for $110.
13:59Well, you would do that all day long, right?
14:01>> Why not >> buy it for 100, sell it for 110, you make your $10 profit. That's literally >> keep doing that and we keep stacking up
14:08the profit.
14:09>> You just stack it up. And so that's what we're doing here. The first thing that you need to understand with arbitrage
14:13benning is you don't need to know anything about the sports, the leagues, the teams, the players, nothing. It could be cricket, pingpong, esports, it
14:22doesn't matter. Price is the only thing that really matters when it comes to arbitrage. So in this example with the Mets first half team, Total hits, we
14:31have a book that's called Rebat out here in Arizona. They have it at plus 113 odds. Hard Rock has the under at plus
14:37110. Again, we have a really nice example here where we have a 0.5 with arbitrage betting like promo conversion.
14:44We clearly want a winner and a loser if we don't want any ties or pushes here.
14:48So, we're literally just day trading the sports books and we're putting down different amounts of money and we're going to capture the return. So, if we
14:56click on this calculator here, this is where you have customization that if you want to bet $100 on both sides, this is
15:02a kind of clean simple example. You bet a h 100red bucks on rebet on the over, 100 bucks on Hard Rock on the under.
15:08Your total investment is $200.
15:11No matter what happens, you're going to come back with a profit. If the over hits on Rebet, our total payout's $213.
15:18So the bet on rebet wins. The bet on Hard Rock loses. This is again a hedging strategy. You're always going to have
15:23one bet that wins and loses. You get paid out 213 bucks. Subtract your $200 investment. That's $13 in profit. If the
15:31under hits on Hard Rock, well, then we lose this bet on Rebet. We get paid out a total of $210, but we only put up
15:37$200. So, we're making 10 bucks or 13 bucks. Who cares what happens? We probably prefer Rebet to win, but it doesn't really matter. Now, again, with
15:46this strategy of arbitrage, it's an investment. You want to put the more money that you invest, the more money that you make. So, if we put $1,000 down
15:54on Rebett and 1014, $1,000 and $14, we're making $115 in profit. this little percentage here, this 5 and a half percent, that's our return off of our
16:04investment. So again, we're going to make a 5.43% return off your investment whether you invest $20,
16:12$200, or $2,000. You're making a 5.43% investment. Does that make sense?
16:19>> It makes perfect sense. And I think it's just look guys, it's thrilling to put that $1 parlay down that can make, you
16:26know, hundreds of dollars and stuff, but again, we've been there before. It doesn't happen every once in a while.
16:32Okay, kudos to those who pull it off.
16:33But Billy, like we are trying to just get consistent winners over a long period of time. So if we can just stack
16:38up, even if it is 10 or $15 at first, like build up those bankrolls and then go ahead and go with more. But again,
16:43it's a situation where, like you said, sport doesn't matter. We're just taking advantage of these books, man. So I thought the Apple stock example was
16:51great. And I just think it shows you again where the different markets are going to have different prices. And as much as sports books are trying, I think
16:58in the long run, and let me know if you disagree, but they're trying to put accurate lines out there because obviously if they're just consistently
17:04inaccurate, people are going to be, you know, taking their money all day. But there's also certain sports books maybe are trying to balance out a line because
17:10more people are betting one side than another there. So again, just having this resource that calculates all of that for us and gives us, as you guys
17:17can see on the screen, you know, 5.43% up top just shows us an order of the best ones. Can't ask for much more.
17:24>> Exactly. And the other thing really is that that gets lost on people is you might not get blown away with making $10
17:29profit on this play. But the the beautiful thing with this strategy, it's daily compound returns.
17:36>> So if you can knock out the Mets play at 5 a.5% ROI, grab, depending on the sport where you live in the state, the sports
17:43books, you grab Colombia at say a 2 and a half to 4% stacking that on top of our Mets play. Then we come down to Will
17:49Warren and that's a 2% play. Then the Blue Jays, that's a 2% play. And you're now starting to stack all these or
17:55percentages on top of each other. And then the coolest thing is is that this game's going to take Royals and Mets
18:01maybe like three hours to play. So then you're going to get all the money that you invested back plus profits and then
18:06the next day reinvest that money again.
18:09So this is daily compound returns. And so people on Twitter that they see, how did somebody make $1,000 in a month
18:17sports betting? Because we're in here every day stacking five to 10 trades per day. And we're recording this in the summertime right now where there's very
18:26little happening. When we hit September through March, the thick of it, when the NBA, NFL, college football, NHL, college basketball are all going on at once,
18:36this tool becomes littered with plays with at least a 2% edge or higher. And when you stack 20 to 25 plays a day like
18:43that, that's when the profits really get out of hand. And again, you're just day trading the sports book. So for my
18:49female viewers out there, you don't need to know anything about the New York Mets or Colombian soccer. All you need to
18:56know is is that the price is right right now. Follow the calculator. It's all laid out for you. And just place your
19:02different bet amounts and you know you're going to lock in a profit regardless. And the best thing about this strategy, Ian, is that you can lay
19:09your head down on your pillow at night, not thinking about why did my seventh leg on my parlay not hit? Why did they
19:16take a knee and not kick the field goal there? So, this is really simple. You don't have to worry about that. You got
19:22profit in the bank and you're just rinse and repeat with this strategy.
19:27>> And hey, shout out to our female viewers. I don't know much about the New York Mets or anything about Columbia
19:31Soccer as well. And again, I just think it's that last point about taking away that rush that, let's face it, gets so
19:38many people in our society in trouble and just actually making some consistent money. So that's the thing, too, guys, cuz look, I don't want you all to be
19:44looking at me going, "Oh my god, Ian sold out now. He's just gambling tout."
19:47No, it's just literally plays that are working. That's why at first when I was even talking about this company, I was
19:53like, "Oh, okay. Well, what are you guys trying to have me do?" It's literally numbers that are on the screen that make
19:59sense to me. and how can you be complaining about making a profit with it? So, that's what has me excited for
20:04the season too, man. Because there's a situation where we have college football and NFL and basketball all going on like I would imagine too because I know, you
20:12know, I've worked with, you know, Stucky over at Action Network uh in the past and stuff and just some of these, you
20:17know, the better gambling minds I've ever seen. It's not winning on, you know, championship Sunday, the NFL and there's two games out there. It's
20:24finding like the five college basketball games on a massive slate that not enough people are paying attention to. But luckily, we have the models and the
20:32freaking numbers, man, to help us pay attention to and find those edges instantly.
20:36>> Exactly. So, like this is why we started off with the promo conversion in this video is because you sign up for all of
20:41these books and you take their marketing dollars and you turn it into your own profits. Then you already have all these
20:48accounts signed up with all these books.
20:50So, so you exhausted everything. Now that you've built up your bankroll from all those marketing dollars, now you put it into action with arbitrage because
20:59you already have the accounts set up.
21:01And I definitely to to speak on what you talked about with your colleague from Action Network. You know, so many people
21:06focus on the NFL and the NFL is the number one sport in America. It's the most popular sport.
21:12>> So, think about it this way. If I'm if I'm the manager of the trading room at FanDuel and I have 20 traders working
21:20for me and it's an NFL Sunday, but let's say we also have like the NBA going on and maybe like some college basketball.
21:27It's like a November, right? Like obviously the main focus of my trading team is going to be on the NBA and the
21:32NFL and and trading those numbers correctly because everybody's focused on that. But if like Northeastern and William and Mary are taking on in a
21:40college basketball game, well, like we're gonna have some of the traders probably take a look at it, but we're not going to be as focused with trading
21:48that specific game. So, you know what?
21:51Why the NFL is so difficult to beat is because there's a lot of popularity and there's a lot of money into that market.
21:56So, you're literally saying if you're betting on an NFL Sunday, you know what?
22:00I'm going to make money betting on the most difficult, most competitive sport in America right now. And I get it.
22:06like, hey, that's what we're watching on Sundays and it's fun to do.
22:09>> Yeah.
22:09>> But what you like we talked about just like with these tools, how they kind of showcase the weaknesses or inefficiencies of the books, there's so
22:16much surface area for a DraftKings or FanDuel that they have to cover. They can't cover everything. They do a pretty good job. Think of a Richard Sherman or
22:25Derell Rivas. Like they cover most of it, but they're going to get beat from time to time. Check out Randy Moss and
22:30Derell Rivas out in New York that one. I mean, it's going to happen. So you can find spots where the books, you know,
22:37they're they're just kind of we're gonna set this on cruise control over here because we got a massive NFL slate that
22:42we got to attack.
22:44>> So when you kind of start your day, Billy, like do you just kind of go to this arbitrage page immediately and say,
22:49"Hey, here's my odds and I'm going for it." Because I do know there's other opportunities to do live. I imagine that's a little bit more chaotic because
22:57you got to kind of be quick with it.
22:59>> Yeah. Yeah. So, we're going to have the live arbitrage tool pull up for So, for those of you the ROI opportunities are
23:04great for pre-match, but they're they're even better for live. Um, I start my day, you know, I've been doing this now
23:09for about five years now. So, I started off just arbitrageing only because I I I got so addicted to the risk-free money
23:16and I couldn't couldn't help get away from it. It's just like every day you see a green day after green day after
23:21green day.
23:22>> How dare you consistently make positive money gains, Billy.
23:25>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And so what what you'll notice then when we get later in this video for the viewers is that you
23:30know we're going to be getting into some other strategies that aren't going to be day trading the books, you know, taking
23:35two bets. Um because when it comes to live arbitrage, think of it like from college football to the NFL and think of
23:42the speed difference between those two leagues. It's, you know, you always hear the rookies that they come up from the rookie class in the NFL talk about, man,
23:50it's just a different speed. These guys are just at a different level. And so that's the same thing here with live
23:55arbitrage betting where you know you really want to focus your time and efforts on pre-match before the games start because you need to understand
24:01where to look on FanDuel and DraftKings.
24:04If you're being told to bet Jackson Cheerio on player hits, runs, RBI's on fanatics, do you know where to go to
24:10find that play? And so that's where spending time with these sports books and getting intimate with them and understanding where to go that helps.
24:18But yes, um there's some wonderful It really just depends, Ian, on your risk tolerance. And at the end of the day,
24:24you're only going to be able to find that out yourself by putting yourself in the fire and starting to see, all right,
24:30maybe I like the idea of just making easy risk-free cash arbitrage betting.
24:36And then we're going to be talking about some positive expected value strategies here in a little bit where we're just placing one bet on one side where we
24:43could lose the other side. And that's where you're going to find out maybe I don't like that or maybe I would I do
24:49prefer that.
24:51>> And hey guys, reminder if you do want to go ahead and take your talents over to a jam and check check it out. Just cannot
24:56overstate how great the customer support is. Every single tool we're going to have, you know, a short video pop up to
25:00help you walk through everything. Also invite you guys, you know, maybe hit that like button if you don't mind. Also in the comments, any additional
25:06questions, please let us know. We'd be happy to answer those more specifically.
25:10Before we get into positive EV betting, Billy, last question I had. I know that again not me. Sports books loves taking
25:16my money. They haven't put any limits on me. But if we are going to start making money like how do you kind of battle
25:21with those limits? Is arbitrage betting something where we should be a little careful about not putting too much early or am I overthinking it?
25:27>> No, you're not overthinking it. I mean at the end of the day it it doesn't matter where you what you do in a sports
25:34book or a casino. They don't want you to win. It's it's an adversarial relationship. When you see the ads on TV, Kevin Hart's our best friend and
25:44hey, let's have a good time. Blake Griffin sitting at the bar for Fando and it looks like he's just man, he's just
25:50having a great time. But the books are in this to make money. So with FanDo and DraftKings and MGM or Caesars, if you
25:57win your bet, they lose. They lose the money. If you lose your bet, they win money. So at some point, you're not
26:04going to be able just to make millions of dollars in unlimited profits, right?
26:08because the books are going to realize a few things. Number one, you you know what you're doing.
26:13>> They don't like that. And number two, you're starting to show that you're profitable.
26:16>> So, for any of you that maybe have been betting on your FanDor DraftKings for a while, you're going to have a very long
26:23runway before limits start to come. And it's not a question of if the limits come, it's just really when. But you can
26:30still make wonderful profits with DraftKings and FanDuel in these sports books, even if you do get hit with limits. So, that's not to deter you at
26:38all, but when we get into arbitrage betting, there are some specific things like this Mets play here's a great example where when we think of baseball
26:46and what we're going to bet on baseball, you think of money lines, the totals, you think of the run line, pitcher
26:51strikeouts, player home runs.
26:53>> You know, [clears throat] the first half team total hits is is not exactly something that at least myself that I'm
27:00looking to place a wager on.
27:02>> It's not the first thing I check when I get into the sports book.
27:04>> Exactly. So that's the first thing. And then the second thing that's a bit of a red flag to a sports book is because
27:10with arbitrage betting, how many of your buddies number one are placing just a straight wager? Which means they're just betting on one over four and a half or
27:19under four and a half. And then the second thing is number two is how many are placing an under on a first half
27:25team total hits. Right? So that's that's where you know people like well you know you get limited arbitrage betting. Well you get limited because you make money
27:33from the sports books. they don't want you to make money. But then also, you know, this tool, we're picking off discrepancies of some niche markets that
27:41don't receive a lot of attention or action. So, that's where Hard Rock's like, hm, this individual's betting first, have team total hits. Now, you
27:50know what? That's why I like to do with arbitrage is typically I like to focus mostly just on main markets and player
27:56props. You can find fantastic profitable opportunities with alternate markets.
28:01But the analogy that I like to use is you walk into a bar with your buddies.
28:06Maybe you're all excited. You haven't seen each other in a while. You start ripping a couple drinks. Maybe a few shots are flowing. Okay? You're having a
28:13good time. The music's good.
28:15>> And you start, you know, ripping it up with the boys. And then the bouncer taps you on the shoulder and he goes, "Hey,
28:20man. Like, let's just calm down here.
28:23Take it easy." and you realize that you've been in the bar for 20 minutes.
28:28So, you know, you go to the back corner of the bar and continue to do what you do. And it's the same with this. Like
28:35that bouncer, the sports book's going to tap you on the shoulder with those limits.
28:39>> But what we're trying to do is elongate it. Like we know we're getting kicked out of the bar tonight. We're with the
28:43boys. We're having a good time. We're just trying to make it last for as long as we can >> before that happens. Does that make
28:50sense?
28:51>> You got to make some money to get limited. Just like you got to have a pretty damn good time at the bar before
28:55you're gonna get thrown out.
28:57>> Yeah, exactly. So, the cool thing here with arbitrage and the cool thing with sports betting is like a profit X is a
29:03great example. This is a different type of sports book model compared to a Bet Rivers. Bet Rivers is your classic recreational sports book.
29:11>> Profitex, [clears throat] which recently gained CFTC approval where you can trade on there. They don't they don't limit the sports better. Their business model
29:19is is that if you win your bet, it's like a casino. we're just going to take a small rake or fee off the top of your
29:26winning bet. So, it's a very it's it's a wonderful relationship with a cowi, with a profitex, with a novig or a poly
29:33market because the they make money off of the winning better. They just take a small cut >> and so they want you to trade more
29:41because then they make more profits. So the nice thing here is is when we're looking to kind of keep the party going
29:47with arbitrage, back to our bar example, this is a much better example with Will Warren because Profitex doesn't care if you wage your loose change on the end of
29:56your bets. So for arbitrage betting back to this calculator, you know, this is nice and clean. 100 bucks. Our buddies, my buddies bet 100 bucks, right? But if
30:05I kind of chop this up and I made me put this at $56, my buddies don't bet $6367.
30:12So in this example, like Profitex doesn't care what you wager. So >> you want to try to find nice clean numbers on the recreational sports book,
30:20>> okay?
30:20>> Because that that makes you appear like a wreck. And we know that Profitex, they're going to let us trade for as
30:26long as we want to with no limits. So that's the cool thing with those books that I mentioned beforehand because that's very advantageous for us. 4CX is
30:34another one. So when you can see those kind of line up, those are beautiful.
30:38But when you see like this play here, which this is the same exact odds, Desert Diamonds, a book that I have,
30:43they have the same odds as Bet Rivers.
30:45These are two recreational sports books, so you're kind of going at it against each other. But this is a moneyline play. So money line's nice. So again,
30:54this is another video for another timing, and I want to make sure I save the viewers. We can really get into the
30:59specific markets where it's more advantageous for arbitrage compared to some of the markets where like that Mets total it's very profitable, but very few
31:06people actually bet it.
31:08>> In the meantime though, guys, again, arbitrage betting should be your first stop because again, we're just taking in a nice profit. And if your whole thing
31:16is like, you know what, I like having fun betting on the NFL every single Sunday, keep freaking doing you. But why
31:21not go ahead and just make some extra free money on the side? Go ahead and give yourself a nice little runway. But
31:26Billy, let's move on to positive EV betting. Again, we're going to be trying to find bets with a true probability is
31:32better than what the book is actually offering. It is again something where we have a system for desri for actually figuring this out. We're not just, you
31:39know, taking someone else's word for it.
31:41So talk about again what positive EV betting is and how we're calculating the bets that people should be following.
31:46>> So with positive EV betting, this is the first strategy that we're going to talk about in this video where you know we're
31:52placing one side of a bet. So we are on there is risk on the other side of this.
31:56So >> we can lose now.
31:57>> We can lose. Now the the foundation of what this strategy is is that we're getting paid out more than what we
32:03should. So the best example of this is the coin flip. So if I told you Ian, hey, we know that on a coin 50% heads,
32:1150% tails. If I pay if you bet a dollar on heads, I'm gonna pay you out a dollar in profit. So $2 total payout, right?
32:20Mhm.
32:21>> If you bet tales and you bet a dollar, I'd give you $4 in profit. So, a $5 total payout. So, which side, if I gave
32:29you that scenario, which side would you place your bet on? Heads or tails?
32:32>> Even knowing that tails never fails, particularly with this, man. I think I'm go with tails.
32:38>> And you would go with tails because we know that we're getting paid out $4 in profit compared to a dollar in profit on
32:43heads. So, if we flip the coin 10 times, there's a realistic chance that hedge shows up eight out of 10 times and
32:51you're now losing. You're you're in the red. But you know that the more times that you bet that coin on that flip and
32:59you bet tails that over the course of a 100, 500, a,000, 10,000 flips, you're going to end up profitable. Make sense?
33:07>> Oh, 100%.
33:09>> That's easy math there. So, this is the same thing with Tariq Scooble and his over eight and a half strikeouts. MGM is
33:16simply just paying us out way more than what they should. So, when I scroll down here, you could see that we're getting
33:22the over eight and a half strikeouts at plus 160 odds. So, a $100 wager on FanDuel pays us out $112 in profit. The
33:32same exact $100 wager bet over at MGM pays us out $160 in profit. So, for the viewer at home, they go, "Okay, Billy, like, you know,
33:42this bet could lose." Sure, it could. If this bet wins, we're making an extra $48 in profit. And that's the idea behind
33:51every single play on this screen.
33:53Jung-ho Lee to get up.
33:55>> And it's so easy, Billy. Sorry, go back to the scooball one for a second because again, guys, we're I'm betting a ton on
34:00my phone and stuff. I'm going through a couple different apps. Having 13, 14 different sports books lined up right there. I mean, that's just hard to get
34:07access to.
34:09>> Exactly. And so, this is where if you tell me you only like to bet on DraftKings in this specific example, I'm
34:15going to tell you then you don't like money because you're leaving serious money on the table [snorts] over at FanDuel, right? And this is even a
34:23bigger deal, Ian, when it comes to anytime touchdown scores. When we start talking about underdog odds, plus 200, plus 500, plus a thousand, especially
34:30whether it's first time touchdown scores or anytime touchdown scores, >> there is a massive difference. If FanDuel has Aman Ross St. Brown at plus
34:38120 and DraftKings has him at plus 150, >> that's a [clears throat] big difference when it comes to what's going to be
34:45landing in your bank account when he catches that touchdown pass. So, it's the same with baseball, any sport. Jung Ho Lee to get two hits in the game over
34:52at Bet Rivers. DraftKings is offering plus 183 odds. So, a $10 wage would pay you out $18.30.
35:00$10 wage on Bet Rivers pays you out $24.50.
35:04Naturally, the more money that you're wagering on these plays, then the discrepancy in profits or the money that you're leaving on the table or in your
35:12pocket just grows exponentially.
35:16>> It just seems like, man, the ease at finding these two, as you guys can see in the top lefthand corner of each bet,
35:21plus 10.42% for Scooball, you know, 9.94% for skins. It's one of those things where we're showing you the biggest ones, but there's also a lot of
35:28different options. Okay, if you are a scooball hater, you're a Cleveland Guardians fan like myself, you think he's a fraud. Okay, then don't go with
35:35that one. But the point is like we're showing you the best and biggest value discrepancies between all these sports books. And that's all you can ask, man.
35:43Again, if you're just trying to go back to, I don't know, any example with the stock, like you said, the Apple one
35:47earlier, like if you can just buy it at a lower price with the same upside, why not? Exactly. And then the other reason
35:54we know this is a great play is literally on this scoo play, you could just arb this over at FanDuel like we
36:00talked about earlier. Anytime that the plus odds number is larger than the minus odds number, so 160 is a larger number than 142, this is an arbitrage
36:09opportunity where if you don't want to take the one side, you could either go to DraftKings or FanDuel and ARB out of
36:16this. The the right play is to take this at FanDuel because you're going to receive a little extra money on your
36:20ARB. But anytime that you see an arbitrage play like this, a sports book has made a mistake. Again, this play not
36:26might not last for 10, 15 minutes, but at the moment it is. And so just like with arbitrage, volume is your friend.
36:34Listen, I could pick any one of these bets and they look decent whether it's skins, Lee, Sanchez, they could this bet
36:41could lose. Scubble gets maybe only six strikeouts tonight against your Guardians. But the more times that you stack up these plays with an edge, the
36:48bets that do win because we're getting paid out more than what we should, that extra money starts to really add up.
36:55Just like with arbitrage, that five to7 dollars of profit or$1 to3 dollars in profit that adds up when you're getting down volume. So if you're looking at
37:05this tool saying, all right, I'm going to place like one two bets, then this tool isn't for you. You want to be
37:10placing as many bets as you can accumulating this edge. Now, something else for the viewer with Scooble 10 and a half% EV edge. This little 43, this is
37:19the actual fair chance that we have to win. What's something that maybe some sports betterers don't realize is odds and win probability are in a marriage
37:29for life. So if you told me, Billy, I got a 42 and a half percent chance to win this bet, that means you have plus
37:35135 spot 38 odds. If you told me that you had plus 135 spot 38 odds to win the bet, means you have a 42.5% chance. So
37:43for those of you that are looking at this tool, you don't like this Lee play because it's only 31%, you you can skip
37:49it, right? Skins is more of a flip of a coin. The most important thing to remember with positive EV betting is
37:54that I don't know anything about Antonio Stoonov. Okay. But price is everything, right? So I know that I should be
38:03receiving a price of plus 164.
38:06That's really the fair price, but I'm actually getting this at plus 190. So I'm getting paid out more than what I
38:12should. And stacking those plays on top of each other, that's the edge. All these plays here, that's how we're going to be profitable long term.
38:19This isn't one of our analysts saying, "Oh my god, Antonio Stoyanov, she's in she's in the zone. She's on a hot she's
38:26on a heater. No way she loses." This is literally us comparing the prices, which my mom's been doing that grocery stores
38:32her entire life. You save a dollar here, you save a dollar there. Okay? You know, you're still spending money. I hope
38:37hopefully she's not getting robbed. That could be a dark, you know, turn with the example going on here. But again, it's
38:42the prices that we're comparing here and we're getting good value for it.
38:46>> Exactly. Exactly. And so, you know, when it comes to EV betting, there's certain, you know, think about your classroom.
38:51When you sat down at math class and you looked around the first day, you knew some of the people in there were
38:57probably going to get C's or D's. Not everybody's getting A's in math class.
39:00So, it's the same thing here where Pinnacle, a very sharp sports book when it comes to tennis, you know, they're going to be fantastic when it comes to
39:08their pricing. So, they have this at plus 141. And so, getting this at plus 190 is a massive discrepancy and a high
39:15edge play. that's why it's being recommended to us. But we don't have any kind of insight that like, oh man, like
39:21maybe her opponent's dealing with a calf injury or she's just been her serve. She changed something with her technique.
39:27No, we just know that it all comes down to price and that's what really matters at the end of the day.
39:32>> Are there certain sports books where you're like, "Oh, Pinnacle's saying that. That's a sharp line." And that kind of like lets you know, oh wow,
39:39there's a big difference there where the, you know, not so sharp book versus someone like Pinnacle. So, when it comes to sports books, Ian, some of the sports
39:46books here are market makers. They actually create the odds and the prices and then all the recreational books that we're very familiar with, they're just
39:54copycats. They just look at where the market makers set the original line and then they put a price very similar to
40:02that. So, a pinnacle and a circa or bet online, a bookmaker, those four books, they actually originate and come up with
40:08the line. And then the draft kings and fandals see that they're the first ones to post those lines. those marketmaking books and then the recreational books
40:16just copy it from there and then based off the action that's where it flows.
40:21>> Okay. Okay. And so when we're talking about like which sports books are going to be the most accurate again you're
40:26saying okay certain ones are starting their own lines or not being copycats like do we have data over time that does
40:31say like yes the ones that are set in the markets they are naturally going to be the more accurate ones in the long
40:37term.
40:37>> Exactly. So, it's a price discovery and think of the NFL here and the best example I like to give is like Sunday
40:44Night Football week one, right around halftime at the end of the game. That's when Circa and Pinnacle start to set their prices for week two for Thursday
40:53Night Football week two and for the Sunday slate. And so what they'll do is they'll just set smaller dollar amounts and they'll let the sharp bers go in
41:02there and kind of formulate that price so that by the time that you get to Sunday of week two, the sharp betting
41:09community and all the action that's poured in on both sides has already really formulated the line, whether it's point spread, money lines, or totals.
41:16>> And so that's why if you're looking to beat the NFL, you want to place your bets between Sunday night to Tuesday
41:23when lines are first opening up. the books won't take the market making books don't take as much money but you'll notice when we get later into the week
41:30they start to really expand their limits and take even more and that's because they're very confident in where the line should be set. So the sports books are
41:38really just trying to throw their best number out there at the beginning and then the sharp betting community really formulates where that should be. So,
41:45right before kickoff on Sundays, if it's Patriots minus three and a half, that's why more times than not, the number line
41:52ends at three and a half, but you might have been able to get them at minus 2 and a half on like Monday morning before
41:57week two. And that's one of the things I really want to try to help you guys out with this season is actually doing some
42:03sort of a probably Tuesday morning, maybe Monday night show where we're actively looking ahead to next week because again, when you give the NFL and
42:10these huge books and these huge markets four or five days to get everything right, guess what? But that value is going to soak up in a major way. Have we
42:16noticed anything though, Billy, on Fridays perhaps? Because that is when we kind of have that window, you know, where injury reports are getting
42:23released. We get kind of the last big group of info for the Sunday games and the prop market perhaps. Is there maybe
42:29an exception where you can find some value later in the week?
42:32>> 100%. I mean, so if you look at it like Devont Smith, maybe he's dealing with a hamstring injury and when it comes to
42:40Friday, that's where there's the risk within the risk. If you think that he's maybe you don't believe that he's going to play and you think Malachi Lemon
42:48then's going to see an increased amount of targets, right? That's where you're kind of taking your shot there. You thinking maybe Smith's not going to go.
42:56That injury report on Friday is really important. So the Wednesday the Wednesday injury reports, the Thursday injury reports are kind of important to
43:03pay attention to for prop betting just to get an overall sense. But then on top of that, Ian, I would also say it also
43:10could depend on the player and then also the coach a little bit and then the matchup. Is it a Thursday night matchup
43:16where we know they're going to have a quick turnaround, you know, after they're playing maybe a Sunday night game and they're going to switch it to
43:22Thursday? It all depends on some things there, but that's when we get deeper in the season. Prop betting and paying attention to injury reports is going to
43:29be a really big deal because that's where you can extract a lot of value.
43:33>> Can't speak enough to how different it can be for every team. We know Zack Taylor will have T. Higgins out there
43:38emergency, you know, only playing one freaking snap, crushing all of our fantasy and gambling hopes and dreams.
43:43Other coaches much more diligent. What you see on the injury report is what you kind of get. So again, very fun just
43:49opportunities for us to hopefully make a little extra cash while we're going throughout a normal fantasy season as well. So, anything else you want to hit
43:55here with positive EV betting, Billy?
43:56>> So, uh, I had a question for you, Ian, just because I know NFL dominant. I want to get your thoughts on this. When I
44:02pull up the slate of games, I mean, Commanders, Eagles, this game's in Philly, DraftKings has shown some nice value here. What are your thoughts on
44:10the Commanders money line?
44:12>> I mean, hey, last time we saw them with a healthy Jaden Daniels in Philly. It was close until it wasn't. Eagles, you
44:18know, were on their, you know, wagon 2024. I get it and everything, but the one I'm looking at here, Billy, is just
44:23Dolphins versus the Raiders here in week one. These are two horrible football teams. I think if we wanted to rank them
44:29one to 32, yeah, the Dolphins and Raiders are going to be right there with Cleveland, you know, much much closer to
44:3432. So for a chance to have the Dolphins, any team, Billy, the freaking Jets, anyone against the Raiders plus 176, man, sign me up for that.
44:44>> Exactly. Yeah. I mean, you know, these are two bad teams. And, you know, I'm always going to lean a little bit more
44:48on, you know, the underdog. You never know. You know, maybe it's Cousins, maybe it's Mendoza. I'll lean to you on that one. Um because but this is just
44:57when we're talking about you can see FanDuel just has this priced so much higher than the rest of the books. I
45:03mean Bet Rivers is at plus 150 odds.
45:05You're getting plus 176. So your $100 wager is going to pay you an extra $26 in profit. Um yeah, I don't mind taking
45:13the fins and seeing what Malik Willis can do. Um because the Raiders, yeah, it's the Raiders. Like >> I lost my survivor pool last year on
45:23Cardinals versus Titans. And I understand looking at myself in the mirror and saying, "Why did I pick the Cardinals in the first place?" That's a
45:29problem. I'll work out with my therapist another time. The point is in that game, we had Amari D. Marcato drop the ball at
45:34the happy yard line. We had we had a game- ending what should have been a game- ending interception by Cam Ward,
45:39get fumbled by his own guy, resulting in Tyler Lockett's only touchdown with the Titans. The most nonsensical stuff happens in football games. It's 11 on
45:47111 car crashes all game long. So, if you're gonna bet on it, why not just take the best price you can find?
45:53>> Exactly. Yeah. And like this is what we talk about all the time. Like all the books have the Vikings as h slight
45:59underdogs. But MGM's giving you like literally a flip of a coin here. Plus 100 odds and they're at home against Green Bay week one. I know Green Bay's
46:07got a great team, but you know, if it's nine, is it Kyler? Either way, there's a lot of value here on MGM that could be
46:16surprised that maybe the Vikings just never know.
46:20>> It's important to remember, too, guys.
46:21We're not saying you're going to you're not going to go 100 no on these. You're going to lose a lot of them. All right?
46:25But think about it. The most successful gamblers in the world, but they're not hitting 80% of their bets. I think the
46:31normal one they throw out there is around like 57% or so. It's edges.
46:36There's not that big of a difference between a big time winning gambler and someone who's losing. So if we are going
46:41to be trying to go down this road, you better take every edge you can try to get.
46:44>> Exactly. And that's where because you know the most profitable bettors don't have a massive edge. That's the smaller edges that they do have. Every single
46:52play really matters. So you know out of everything that we're seeing here on the board, those edges really m make a big
46:58difference. Getting those extra couple dollars that go into your account could be the difference between a profitable month or a profitable year compared to a
47:05losing year. Again guys, very much playing the long game with this one. But again, if you have managed to go through
47:11your arbitrage tool, making some extra cash, and just trying to continue to play the edges to best of your ability, plus EV betting is going to be where
47:19you're going to want to go. Also, Billy, I want to talk about the sharp money tool. And this is a situation that
47:25honestly I love because nothing is better than okay, maybe there is something better because when my friends tell me about this can't miss, you know,
47:32awesome bet, I know that my friends are not can't miss awesome bers. We actually have the ability to be tr be tracking
47:38sharp bers on Novig on Profit X and see where they're placing their money. So this is not necessarily insider trading because that's illegal and everything
47:47but it's similar Billy in the fact that we're seeing where sharp where smart money is going and we're able to follow
47:53it legally. That's a thing and I love So you like we talked about with positive EV betting. We talked about a certain
47:58few market making sports books that are sharp like Pinnacle and Circa. And so that's the same thing here with the sharp money tool. But these are hedge
48:05funds, professional betting syndicate groups that are placing large wagers on a Novig or Profitex where there are no limits.
48:14>> They're basically making their own markets.
48:16>> They're making their own markets. They have their own models, their own data that tells them that in this example for
48:21Briana Stewart, we want her under eight and a half. So all these green bars down here, this is where they're offering you
48:28to bet the over because they really want the under. So they So this tool is saying, "Hey, listen. We see that
48:34there's a lot of liquidity, a lot of money being posted on this player prop.
48:38Well, we're going to look for the sports books that you have accounts with and then just show you where we can get a
48:43similar price or a better price compared to where these professional groups want their money at." And so that's all we're seeing here. Now, you know, we talked
48:51about Pinnacle being so sharp, but you could see on this player prop, like they're only taking $150 max bet on the
48:58under or the over.
49:00$150 is not a lot of money right here when it comes to WNBA. So, we entrust this tool and we entrust that the people
49:07that are placing these large wagers, they're really sharp. So, we can just tail them. So this is like a tout service but like on steroids because we
49:15can see then where the money is being posted, the liquidity is being posted and then just go through and tail all of
49:21these plays. And so once again, you can come to the filter section up here. You could select the sports books that you
49:26have your accounts with. You can say, "Hey, I want main markets or player props." If you want to say, "Yo, listen
49:31man, I just want to bet on player points for the WNBA." You can select that specific market, whatever you want. A
49:37lot of customization here. And then you're just copying exactly where these sharp beters are going with their funds.
49:43>> Again, not our odds gym team saying that we prefer, you know, Brianna Stewart under eight and a half or anything. It's
49:49literally looking at the people that have the most possible money invested.
49:53And you said it before, man, like financial institutions like big time money that couldn't be put on FanDuel, couldn't be even put on DraftKings in
50:01all likelihood. They go to Novig and Profitex. And that is why we're focusing on those and then trying to go back in
50:06the FanDuels of the world.
50:07>> Exactly. Because if you have a bankroll of a million dollar, you want to go to a place where there are no limits at all.
50:15If you wanted to place a $200,000 wager or a $50,000 wager, you know, the recreational sports books, as much as we
50:21love them and they take a lot of action, no one's going to take $50,000 on an WNBA player prop, but on Profitex, Novig
50:28or Koshi, Poly Market, you can you can do all of those things. And so that's where this tool is really shines. And in
50:33my opinion, I feel that player prop shines the most because, you know, you're betting on the Bengals money line. You know, the books are going to
50:39take a lot of money. We saw in that example earlier we were talking about implausive EV, like some of the books
50:44are taking 20 to $30,000 on those player props. You know, the books offer a very wide menu, but then they just don't let
50:51you wager as much because they have to limit their exposure. And so that's where this tool really shines I think the the best because there's so much
50:59money being put down on certain player props that that's going to give you a great signal of if we want to bet an
51:04over or an under.
51:06>> Okay. So explain the Arizona Diamondbacks San Diego Padres's to me under 6.5. Just why is that the bet that we should be making?
51:15>> Sure. So this is this is an alternate line and that's why you see like this plus 240. So someone has a lot of
51:21conviction. They want their order filled on Profitex at plus 240 odds. That's where they place their bet down. So, they're offering you the opposite side
51:30at minus 240 here. So, a lot of people would love to have this right around here. So, that's where you could see a
51:36couple of things. Number one, on this under, you can see the green bar here on MGM. Like, we're getting a great price
51:41number one compared to any of the other books. Might not be a massive difference in price, but we still want to get the
51:46best price.
51:47>> Yeah.
51:48>> Yeah. Just like if you're shopping, like you talked about your mom earlier, we want to save money. and we want to get
51:52more money in our accounts.
51:53>> So, this is an alternate line where somebody has a lot of conviction that there's going to be the under is going
51:58to hit today. But again, we talked about with odds and and and you know how there's a winning percentage. This is a
52:04longer shot underdog. So, you know, compared to maybe the Briana Stewart play, I would want to place more money on that Stewart play because the odds
52:11range. It's just more of a flip of a coin here. I'm willing to put a little bit down on this play on MGM. Maybe a
52:16quarter unit, half unit at most. But the Stewart play I have a little bit more conviction in.
52:22>> And that is again something with the filters as well. You are able to go down between the odds. So if you guys are,
52:27hey, maybe you are looking for more of the long shot odds. You want to be able to make smart bets but still keep that
52:32you know just odd bet by bet upside going for you guys or maybe want to keep it more in that coin flip range.
52:38>> Yeah, exactly. And that's the beautiful thing. The world is is at your fingertips here with this software. You can curtail this to however you want
52:45depending on your odds range, your risk tolerance. Maybe you just want to bet on a bunch of no home runs for players for
52:50Major League Baseball or no touchdown scores for the NFL. I know it's not the popular play, but there's certain players that, yeah, probably not going
52:58to get a red zone target. So, you can do this with whatever sport, whatever market that you like to go into. And so,
53:04this is a tool that really just changes the game with Odds Jam. Instead of maybe tailing certain books, you can now start
53:10to tail professional betting syndicate groups that are putting down massive amounts of money on certain markets.
53:16Again, makes sense to me, guys. The situation we're just trying to follow where the biggest where the sharpest money is going. And again, we have the
53:23tools to try to show you the best prices along the way. So, any other big- time notes here, Billy? Again, it just seems
53:28like another tool on top of the plus EV formula where no, we cannot guarantee the winners like arbitrage, but really just trying to spell out where the value
53:37is and why you should be looking to take advantage of it at a certain book. So, my only last note to put on this, Ian,
53:43tie a little bow on this is just like with this tool and every other tool that we've shown so far, price is everything.
53:50Sports are unpredictable. They're random. We think we know what's going to happen. It doesn't happen. Ball knowledge. If you don't believe me, go
53:57back and rewatch the Knicks upset of the Spurs in the NBA finals, right? So, you think you know that like a team has it,
54:04it's never over. So, price is everything here and only thing that we can control is the price. So, it matters to you when
54:11you go shopping. You go buy your TV, a new vehicle, it should matter to you in sports. If you're not price shopping and
54:18getting the best price possible, you're either fine getting ripped off or you're okay with leaving money on the table.
54:24So, that's why price dictates everything, no matter what tool that we use on Odds Jam. Billy, fantastic stuff.
54:31There's even more cool tools that we have over here at Oz Jam that I'm sure we'll get into in the future. But for
54:35right now, guys, again, promo converter tool to really just help you go ahead and get the most bang for your buck when
54:41you're opening your life up to these different sports books. The arbitrage betting tool where you're able to use the different prices at different sports
54:47book to get free guaranteed money. And then also again our sharp money tool and positive EB betting tool to no not give
54:54you consistent winners every single time but to give you the best price points possible which again is all we can really hope for trying to bet on sports
55:02with batch jig crazy rules and balls that aren't even round. So lot going on Billy but great stuff and again very
55:08much looking forward to continuing to help you guys out with all these odds gem tools. We'll be giving away some free bets throughout the season. Hell
55:14yeah. I want all of you guys to make some money, but let's face it, I'm in the freaking weeds with fantasy football
55:19all the time. You might want to be making even more money without me. So, if you want to do so, invite you guys to
55:23use code Ian35. Get you 35% off the Odds Jam tools. And hey, don't even have to sign up and pay for the whole thing
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55:38Billy, that sounds good to me.
55:39>> It's fantastic. Yeah, that's how everyone starts out. just take the marketing dollars and basically the books are paying for your subscription
55:46and then you can just stack profits on top of profits.
55:49>> Again, very, very cool stuff. And we already have some NFL odds up here right now, guys. So, again, NFL, college
55:55football, so so close. I know we got some more baseball only weeks. If you're still watching the World Cup post USA,
56:01God bless your soul. But again, just trying to really give you guys the one-stop shop for any sports better who wants to be that much more knowledgeable
56:07with what they're doing, get the best price possible, and ultimately make the most money possible. So, great stuff, Billy. Again, guys, promo is on the
56:14screen. You can also find it in the description. Ian 35 for 35% off, and again, 7-day free trial. Why not go
56:20ahead and find it out for yourself? So, again, invite you guys to like the video, and please, I know we've gone
56:25over some complicated topics here. Let us know in the comments any questions you have. myself and other odds Jam representatives will be happy to help
56:32you guys out. So, great stuff, Billy.
56:34Appreciate you, man. Great stuff, listeners. We appreciate you guys hanging out. We'll be back with much, much more in the future. I'm Ian
56:39Harditis. Thanks again for tuning in.
56:41Until next time, take care everybody.
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