[00:02] your fingertips that can help you beat the sports books. But, here's the thing, each tool serves a different purpose and fits a different betting style. In this video, I'm going to break down all four OddsJam tools so that you can figure out
[00:15] bankroll, risk tolerance, and betting [music] goals. Whether you want guaranteed profits, maximize your edge, or follow the sharpest bettors in the specifically for your approach. Let's dive in. Let's start with the safest
[00:28] tool in your arsenal, arbitrage betting. Arbitrage is pure math. You're betting both sides of the same game on different sports books to lock in a profit no matter what happens. Look at this example with Gary Trent Jr. over at Hard
[00:41] Rock and BetRivers. You are going to receive an over 6% return off this more money that you invest, the more money that you make. We don't know if the over or the under is going to hit, so we're going to hedge our bet and lock
[00:55] in a profit based off of the different prices the sports books offer. We wager $60 on the over three and a half player made threes at plus 195 odds. We wager $100 on the under three and a half threes at minus 150 odds. Because the
[01:10] plus odds number is larger than the minus odds number, we can day trade the books to make a profit. And so, in this example, our total stake is $160. If the over hits, well, the Hard Rock bet loses, BetRivers wins, we get paid
[01:24] out a total of $177. Minus our $160 stake, that's a $17 profit. But, if the under hits, well, then we lose our wager on BetRivers, win it on Hard Rock, get paid out a total of $166 and change, again, making just
[01:40] under $7 in profit. So, this tool constantly searches and scans all the accounts with, and then just shows us mispriced. Now, these plays will not live out here forever. You typically
[01:53] have anywhere between two to maybe 10 minutes at most to swoop in, bet both sides, and lock in that profit. So, all you're going to do is just simply click the refresh button, come down here, and smash every single play on this screen.
[02:08] Remember, each one of these returns is one trade. So, this really compounds when you start putting down multiple trades within a day. That's how the profits really start to stack up. Five to $10 in profit might not seem like
[02:23] much, but putting five, 10, 15, 20 trades down per day, and [music] each one is a profitable play, that's how the returns stack up significantly. This to learn the ropes of sports betting
[02:37] without losing money. Also, this is the tool that typically will flip the switch for you. You come in skeptical, you're not sure how this works, then you start to day trade the books and see that you can make a profit, and that's when the
[02:49] switch flips. Anyone starting with a bankroll of $2,000 or more is going to significant profits with arbitrage betting. Remember, you have to chop that bankroll up and spread that money across multiple sports books. And again, on
[03:03] is going to show up with the value, so all the accounts. You're typically looking at a 2 to 5% return for each arbitrage trade, and remember, these plays don't stay out there forever
[03:16] just like the stock market, prices are constantly changing and fluctuating, so one. Naturally, you need to live in a state that gives you access to multiple sports books because that will multiply your profitable betting opportunities.
[03:30] who is looking to learn and understand how the betting markets work while building your bankroll safely. The plus EV tool is where we enter true sharp betting territory. With these plays being recommended to us, we're taking
[03:43] one side of a bet, so there's risk involved in case this over doesn't hit on Pascal Siakam, we would lose our bet. With this tool, we're placing bets on paying us out higher than the
[03:56] bookmaker's odds suggests. So, in this Siakam play, you can see that we're receiving odds of plus 104 over at Bally Bet on this over 25 and a half points. Well, the average consensus from all the sports books is minus 117. So, all the
[04:12] sports books think that this play should be priced at minus 117, so a $100 wager would pay us out $85 in profit. But, over at Bally Bet, we're getting paid out at plus 104 odds. So, that same $100 wager would pay us out $104
[04:27] wager would pay us out $104 in profit. That's an extra $19 in profit playing this over at Bally Bet compared to the average odds of the sports books. So, this play has value, or it's plus EV. With this tool over at OddsJam, when
[04:40] we open up the filter section, what you're going to notice is is that you have multiple options to choose various different sharp sports books as your guide. These books are widely known in the sports betting industry as having
[04:53] more accurate pricing or odds compared to the rest of the recreational sports options here at your fingertips where you can choose one of these books as the most popular sharp sports books in the world as our guide, Pinnacle, well,
[05:08] they think on this J Huff play, this over nine and a half should be at minus 159 odds. It should be a heavy favorite. But, we're getting minus 106 over at DraftKings. So, using Pinnacle as our sharp book, this screams to us that this
[05:22] has insanely sharp value, and based off of our bankroll size, we should place a very sizable wager on this over. All sports charge a vig. They inflate their pricing on their odds so that they can make a profit no matter the over or the
[05:37] under hits. So, how we use this is we take Pinnacle's odds, since it's our guide, we remove the vig from these lines to find out what the fair price should be. So, on this NHL player prop,
[05:51] it should be at minus 143.59. So, anything that's under minus 143 odds has value, and the further away we get from minus 143, the more value it has, which is why we see such a high edge over at MGM at minus 118 odds. It's the
[06:07] same when we're looking at Underdog odds. Pinnacle thinks this should be at roughly plus 103 on Draymond's under five and a half assists. The further away from plus 103 that we get, the more value that it has, which is why at plus
[06:20] 118, we're looking at a 7 and a half percent edge, which is very plus EV. The who's an experienced better that understands variance. Remember, with this strategy, we're only taking one side of a bet, so not every single bet
[06:35] will win. With this strategy, you'll have your winning days and losing days, because you're finding plays with an edge, that little extra payout that that you place will add up over the course of time, and you will become
[06:49] profitable long term. The tricky part with this tool is because you have so many options available to you, it's not a one-size-fits-all when it comes to Pinnacle's just a sharp sports book across all sports and all markets.
[07:02] in different sports and different markets, and so, navigating that and figuring out what's the most optimal way to efficiently make money off this tool can be tricky at times. The plus EV tool is optimal for anyone that has a
[07:15] bankroll of at least $1,000 or more, but again, the higher the bankroll that you have, the more profits you can extract from this strategy. The tricky part with EV tool is even the sharpest sports books in the world don't take a lot of
[07:28] money on these markets. For this NHL player prop, Pinnacle's taking $410 on the over and $250 on the under. So, when it comes to player props, the next tool that we're going to discuss is going to be a better guide overall for your
[07:41] profitable long-term success. If you're finding value in the content thus far, hit that thumbs up button, and click that bell notification so you don't miss where it gets really interesting with
[07:54] Novig and ProfitX, two platforms that allow you to wager as much money as your heart desires. There are no limits. We can't say that same exact line for a can't say that same exact line for a DraftKings or a FanDuel. So, over here,
[08:08] as we mentioned before, sharp books like Pinnacle, Circa, or BookMaker, they only Pinnacle, Circa, or BookMaker, they only take maybe $250 to $500 on player props. Well, over here, you can see that someone on ProfitX has posted $8,400
[08:20] on this NHL player prop. So, the theory is very simple with this tool. Someone that's posting thousands of dollars on a player prop probably knows something that we don't. So, in this example with Devon Toews, someone has posted $8,400
[08:34] on the over one and a half shots on goal at minus 121 odds on ProfitX. That means that this person wants to bet the under one and a half, and they want this at plus 121 odds. They've put up significant amounts of money. Well, you
[08:48] can see down here with Pinnacle, they're only accepting $250 on the under and $395 on the over. Someone posting $8,400, this is a significant gap in confidence from where this person posted
[09:02] on ProfitX compared to the amount of money that Pinnacle's taking. Now, this but also main line markets like money line spreads and totals. But, because liquidity is so low on player props, I love using this tool because when I see
[09:16] that someone's posted over $8,000 on a player prop, I'm taking a leap of faith saying they've done their homework. And so, this tool is going to show you either the same price or better pricing on the recreational books where you can
[09:28] go ahead and tail this play. Going over to BetMGM or Hard Rock, I can get this at minus 105, which is the same exact odds that this person posted over on ProfitX. On this Carlson play, the sharp better wants this at plus 112 odds. We
[09:42] can actually receive a better price over at Hard Rock at plus 115. The Insider tool is taking everything up a notch. Where OddsJam is tracking specific insiders that have proven profitable track records. Instead of just following
[09:55] anonymous big money, OddsJam is following specific insiders that are posting large liquidity on Polymarket and Kalshi for mainline market plays that have high ROI. Let's look at this Bulls play right here at minus five and
[10:08] You can see that this individual here has posted almost 20,000 trades being tracked over by OddsJam. They have brought back a 9 and 1/2% return off their investment. And so we can get the Bulls at minus five and a half over at
[10:23] Polymarket at roughly $0.45 price. This insider has posted almost a 1x relative bet size, which is a standard one unit for this person, which is $3,700. calculator section. If you're not sure what $0.45 means, come to the prediction
[10:39] markets converter and you can see that whether it's American, decimal, or fractional odds, this is roughly for me American plus 122 odds. Currently, as of recording, you can get the Bulls at minus five and a half at the same price
[10:51] over at Polymarket as this insider did. So we are still price sensitive with this tool, but this allows you multiple options to look at other sportsbooks to see if you can get a similar price to where this insider got it at. There's a
[11:03] few differences between the sharp money tool and the insiders tool. Number one, being posted on the insiders tool. Number two, we're entrusting that there are sharp individuals out there with proven profitable track records that
[11:16] we're just going to go ahead and tail those plays. Next, all of these plays that you're seeing on this screen are mainline market plays. The sportsbooks take the largest amounts of money on these specific markets. So if you're
[11:29] someone that has a significant bankroll, you can get down a lot of money. Player props, you will find outside of using the exchanges or the prediction markets, you're not going to be able to wager thousands of dollars on DraftKings,
[11:42] BetRivers, or Caesars when it comes to player props. The biggest leap of faith that you're entrusting that OddsJam has selected profitable insiders that make money. So which tool is right for you? Here's my honest breakdown. Arbitrage
[11:55] betting is your safest path to guaranteed profits. And for those of you going to show you the ropes of how sports betting markets work and to show you how you can actually make money day trading the books. The next three tools,
[12:08] tool all have something in common. You're taking a one-sided wager where you are inviting risk into the scenario. Now, all three of these tools are going want to go with the proven Pinnacle Circa bookmakers of the world, the plus
[12:22] EV tool is going to be for you. But if you're someone that loves to bet heavy on player props or you love to see large liquidity posted, this is where either the sharp money tool or the insiders tool is going to be something that you
[12:35] with the uncertainty of large liquidity being posted and you're not sure who it can be a game changer for you because markets as well, you're going to see large amounts posted on No Vig and
[12:48] ProfitX. With Kalshi and Polymarket, these are only mainline markets and OddsJam is tracking is actually profitable and they're transparent. With all of these tools, you want to start with at least $1,000 if not more to get
[13:02] started where you're going to be able to get down volume. There's a key commonality with all four tools. Volume is your best friend. The more bets that you can get down that have an edge, the more profitable that you'll be long term
[13:14] and you'll also smooth out your variance. The beauty with OddsJam though is you just don't have to select one tool. You can use all of these tools depending on what's in season and what you're looking to attack. If you're
[13:27] looking to dive deeper into the insider tool, we just unveiled it. And in this now, this is going to deep dive the entire tool from A to Z so that you know exactly how it works and how you can use it to profit big.