I Made $50K+ with OddsJam – Here's How
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The video is a comprehensive walkthrough of OddsJam, a sports betting platform, where the creator claims to have made over $50,000. It covers the platform's key tools, including promo conversion, arbitrage betting, positive EV, sharp money tracking, and prediction traders, with practical tips on how to use them effectively.
The creator introduces OddsJam as the platform used to make over $50,000 through arbitrage betting, plus EV, and prediction markets. The video aims to explain all tools in under 15 minutes.
The promo converter helps turn sign-up bonuses from sportsbooks into guaranteed cash. For example, a $100 bonus bet can be converted to $81-82, which is better than risking it on a parlay.
Arbitrage opportunities arise when odds are out of sync across books. The example shows a $100 bet on Bet Rivers and $90 on Prop Builder guaranteeing $11 profit (5.6% ROI). Normal arbs are 3-5% ROI.
The main risk is that odds change or markets close before both bets are placed. This is more common in fast-moving sports like NFL or NBA, but less so in pre-game plays.
Positive EV identifies plays where one book offers better odds than the market consensus. Example: Nuggets moneyline at +110 on BetMGM vs -102 on FanDuel. Filters include odds range and book selection.
Sharp money shows where large bettors are placing money. Users can filter by minimum bet size (e.g., $10,000) to identify confident plays. Example: $2.5k on Grizzlies at -104, but available at +110 on DraftKings.
This new tool focuses on Kalshi and Polymarket, showing individual bettors' stats, relative bet size, and ROI. It allows users to follow successful traders, unlike the anonymous sharp money tool.
Key filters: relative bet size over 1x, typical bet size over $1,000, slippage under 3%, and ROI at least 3%. Example: a bettor with 42% ROI and $2,000 average bet size is a good tail.
OddsJam also offers game screens, bet tracking, middles, and low hold pages for rollovers. The promo converter is recommended for beginners, while arbitrage and positive EV are for more experienced users.
OddsJam provides a suite of tools for sports bettors to find profitable opportunities, from promo conversion to prediction trading. The creator emphasizes starting with the promo converter and using the tools consistently to build bankroll.
What is the main risk in arbitrage betting?
Odds can change or markets close before both bets are placed.
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What is the typical ROI for a normal arbitrage play?
3-5% ROI.
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What does the Promo Converter tool do?
It converts sign-up bonuses into guaranteed cash, e.g., a $100 bonus to $81-82.
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What is the difference between Sharp Money and Prediction Traders tools?
Sharp Money shows anonymous large bets, while Prediction Traders shows individual bettors' stats and ROI.
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What filters does the creator recommend for Prediction Traders?
Relative bet size over 1x, typical bet size over $1,000, slippage under 3%, and ROI at least 3%.
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Earning $50k with OddsJam
Establishes credibility and sets the expectation for the video's value.
00:02Arbitrage Example
Provides a concrete example of how arbitrage works with real numbers.
02:07Prediction Traders Tool
Highlights a new feature that allows following individual bettors, a unique advantage.
07:34Tail Criteria
Gives actionable filters for selecting which bettors to follow.
10:22[00:02] through OddsJam, the platform that I've used to make over $50,000 between arbitrage betting, plus EV, prediction markets. I'm going to walk you through the exact tools that I'm using, everything that it has to offer as a
[00:15] platform, because it has changed a lot in the last year since I made a video about OddsJam, and exactly how I'm using it. So, the filters that I'm going to set up. We're going to walk through all of that in less than 15 minutes here for
[00:27] you. I'm going to go ahead and show you guys all this. So, first off, if you're highly suggest taking a look at, even though we won't spend a lot of time on this, is the promo converter tool here. So, basically, what this is, if you
[00:41] right? So, you've got books that you have not used, like, for example, Calshi or Fliff or Rebet, Fanatics, Novig, FanDuel, they all typically will give you sign-up bonuses of some sort. And what you basically can do here is
[00:55] you can come over here and say, you've got a $100 bonus bet on Novig, for example, that you're going to use. Well, you can click convert promo here, and you're going to see that you can turn this into a guaranteed 81 to 82
[01:07] dollars here, if you just go ahead and do this play. Now, what you'll notice is, obviously, you're going to lose, you know, lose, quote-unquote, 20% here. You're only going to guarantee yourself 81 to 82 dollars. But,
[01:22] that's better than you risking that $100 on a stupid parlay or on a 50/50 bet, This way, you can guarantee yourself 80 dollars, and now you've got 80 more have. So, not going to spend a lot of time on here. I've got a full video
[01:38] this tool and how to use it, but something I would suggest, if you are have a lot of sportsbooks that you've used, right? Maybe you only have used to 12 other sportsbooks you can use in
[01:52] your state, go ahead and check this tab out, because it's going to help you increase your bankroll right away. The second tab here that we're going to will show you an example on the screen. Again, guys, I have full videos breaking
[02:07] down in detail exactly how to do arbitrage, what plays I'm looking for, the settings, everything along those lines. This is going to be a more let's look at each of these tools, let's do a brief overview with some tips and tricks
[02:20] here and exactly how I'm using this, but I've made over $50,000 on arbitrage plays. Now, you can see this one just changed, so it will show you in real time, right? So, we've got this available. I'm going to go ahead. It's a
[02:34] Thursday right now as I'm recording this, so it's not really a popular time. There's a break between baseball right now, so we're just going to go ahead and look at this one for example, right? So, if you look in here,
[02:46] to click into the calculator. So, basically arbitrage opportunities are essentially this and I'll zoom in here real quickly. You see that we've got Bet Rivers over 1.5 player shots for Martinez in the Spain versus Argentina
[03:01] World Cup final. You've put $100 on here, right? Because the odds are even 100. Now, on a normal play, right? You would expect the other side to be maybe minus 125, right? But, we can see over here on the Prop Builder
[03:15] that we have this at plus 125, right? So, these odds are out of whack, which means if we put $100 down on Bet Rivers and $90 down on Prop Builder, we are going to walk away with either 200 or 202 dollars here, which is going
[03:29] 200 or 202 dollars here, which is going to guarantee us about $11 of profit with this bankroll size, right? Which is about 5.6% ROI on this play. Now, these plays can get up to 10, 12%. I would say a normal arb that I like to hit is
[03:43] you're going to see popping up most of the time. That's what you're going to mostly want to hit. So, this is exactly what arbitrage is. It's just using math here. >> Yeah, just math.
[03:55] >> This is a risk-free profit that we're making as long as we can get both of the plays down. Now, the Now, the risk here, which I explained again in my warranted videos, is if you go to place this first bet and
[04:07] the second one changes or vice versa or a market closes, right? quickly if you're doing pre-game arbitrage plays, but it will happen more especially in a sport like the NFL or the NBA because things change every
[04:22] single play. So, if you're getting a play down on Patrick Mahomes passing well, those odds are going to change baseball, I've done it across the World Cup. I made over $15,000 in a single
[04:36] doing NBA playoffs with this. You can do this with football, right? So, arbitrage opportunities pop up year-round. This is not something that is just for right fall, you will actually have a ton of arbitrage opportunities popping up. So,
[04:51] really quickly, what I'm just looking for on here, you obviously select your books. Right now, I just have a low to show you guys the most arbs possible, but we'd set this to 3% right here.
[05:03] Then, we go ahead. I don't change the min-max odds at all. You will learn up and move really quickly, so you can learn to turn those off. Like, for me, that's NBA player assists. I will turn those off typically. Date range, I like
[05:16] to keep this today or within the next 24 hours if really much action going on, you can keep it the next 7 days. just trying to focus in on one game here. So, that's the arbitrage side. The
[05:30] next part is positive EV. And you guys, again, you've probably seen videos that I've made on this, but positive EV is essentially how there is actually arbitrage opportunities. It's just because one side of a play is really
[05:43] positive EV. So, you can see here, for example, right? Like, the Nuggets moneyline for the NBA Summer League, right? You can get it plus 110 on a softer book like BetMGM, while a sharper book like FanDuel has it at minus 102,
[05:57] and Pinnacle has it at minus 108. So, you basically will come in here. Again, you'll choose what books that you have right here. You'll go ahead. I typically like to set this anywhere from like minus 200 to plus 125 is what I'll do
[06:10] here on plays. Percentage, I don't mess with. D vig, you're looking at player props, I like to do FanDuel here. league or the market unless there's specific players or plays you want to
[06:24] follow here. But, you can see the plays here. So, it's just essentially just showing, "Hey, you can get this much better odds on this platform as opposed to FanDuel or Pinnacle or I just as opposed to what the market decides that
[06:37] the line realistically should be." Sharp money here is exactly what it sounds sharp money is at. So, somebody's put 2.5k down over on the Memphis Grizzlies. So, they've opened up a market of 2.5k for the Atlanta Hawks at minus 104 over
[06:54] on No Vig. And so, that is sharp money coming in because somebody's very confident. They're willing to put 2.5 thousand dollars down on the Grizzlies at that odds. So, you can go ahead and get the Grizzlies at plus 110, which is
[07:06] even better odds here cuz they are opening this at plus 104. You can get that at plus 110 over on DraftKings. So, this will just show you where the sharps go ahead and set this. So, if you say, "Hey, I don't consider this a sharp
[07:21] unless they're putting down $10,000." You can set that here in the filters, and you can make [snorts] the minimum, you know, $10,000 if you wanted. Again, not really much to change here on the filters outside of liquidity, and then
[07:34] you can decide if you want to mess around with the limit for these different books. But, the biggest change recently has been the prediction traders tool. Now, if you're following me over on Twitter on Clark knows ball, you know
[07:46] that I went on an absolute heater with this during March Madness also to end off the NBA season and with the World Cup as well right now. So, this not only does World Cup, right? But there's also markets for things like for example, the
[08:00] Odyssey came out today and you can see that there's someone that's got 12K down that there's someone that's got 12K down on the Odyssey to have a greater opening weekend box office than $115 million. Now, I typically stick to sports here,
[08:14] during the summer when there's not going to be as much sports on to look at the here as well. And so this is how this differs from sharp money. Number one is this focuses on the actual Number one is this focuses more on Calshi and
[08:29] Polymarket specifically. Number two is with sharp money, you might see somebody put down $5,000 for a play like that Summer League play that we were just talking about. Now, if that person typically puts down $1,000,
[08:43] to know that on the sharp money tool because you don't know the individual that's making that play. Because if that person typically puts down $100,000 per play and they only put $5,000 on the Grizzlies, well, that might look like
[08:57] big for that market. Like $5,000 is a lot for that market, but it's a very individual better, which means they probably don't have a lot of confidence here. What you can see here specifically for this better let's say. So, this
[09:11] relative bet size for this better, they've put down $26,000 for this bet on Spain to be the World Cup winner. Now, this is 10.9 times they would typically play. Slippage here just means are we getting similar odds
[09:25] to what they got. So, we're basically at the exact odds that they're getting here. As long as it's under 3%, you are good to go here. 3 to 5% it's still acceptable, but you want to use some caution there and just check out what
[09:39] the odds are looking like there. And then we also can see, hey, this person's top category is soccer. They are at 42% ROI. Now, they have a small amount of trades, so this isn't a sign to just go ahead and nuke this play just because
[09:53] they've got such a good ROI. They only have 200 trades here, but this is just a sign that, hey, this person ought about $2,000 average bet size has put down 200 plays. So, he's got about $400,000 into the market at this point and he's
[10:08] got a 42% ROI on those plays in total. So, obviously really, really good ROI there. And so, that's how this differs from the sharp money tool because you can actually see the individual here and you can use that context to decide, do
[10:22] you want to follow them, right? Now, what I typically like to look for, is it over one times relative bet size? If they're not betting their typical bet size at least, then I'm a little more skeptical there. Is their typical bet
[10:35] size over $1,000? Because I don't want someone who bets like $200 a pop, it just does a ton of bets. Like, I don't feel as strongly about that. If they're betting larger and larger sizes, they're more likely to be a sharp. Slippage, I
[10:49] typically like to stick 3% and under. Sometimes you will even get negative better odds than the person who put it down. As a general rule of thumb, I like that I'm trading in. I want to see at least 3% ROI unless they've got like
[11:04] 20,000 trades down. This person's got 5% ROI with that 282 trades. Again, this is a smaller sample size for this person, but because they have a relatively larger bet size, right? Like, they typically bet $1,000, they're putting
[11:19] $5,000 on this and they've got good ROI so far. This is something that I would tail. So, this is this is by far the biggest change that has come to Odds Jam in the last four to five months. This started right around March Madness and
[11:32] it's been absolutely crushing it for subscribers. Now, another thing that we click on these. So, let's just go and let's click on baseball, MLB, and you can click into the games where you're able to see all the different books and
[11:46] see on the Mets, the best odds you can get is +117. The average odds is +110. book screens. You can also obviously have the bet tracker here that's going
[11:58] to allow you to track your bets inside of the app. If you want to try and hit some middles, you're able to do that here on the middles page. If you've got some rollovers available on books where you need to roll over some funds, this
[12:10] is where you would come in to the low hold page, and you will be able to take So, you can easily roll over funds where you're only able to lose a small amount, so you can get them out of a book, or you can just take advantage of bonuses
[12:24] or deposit matches that these books have for you. So again, what we went over in converter. If you're just getting out, this is where you 100% should start. Then we've got arbitrage bets, which I've covered relentlessly on this
[12:37] channel. You guys have seen me make 40, 50,000 dollars with the arbitrage plays. I have live videos of me doing it if you want to check that out to see what that positive EV plays, which I've talked about in the past where you're getting
[12:50] We've got sharp money where you're able to follow sharps putting down money in prediction traders where you're able to see specific individuals, their stats, and the plays that they're putting down in markets like Polymarket and Kalshi,
[13:05] them. If you guys have any questions section below. And also, make sure that you go ahead and you check out the first link in the description. That's going to be for a 7-day free trial of Odds Jam.
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