Tickets against money
For each game we show the share of bets and the share of dollars on each side, from the book that publishes them.
Sharp money and splits
Where the money and the tickets disagree.
Most bets are small. A few are big. When the share of money on a side is far from its share of tickets, the bigger bettors are telling you something.
What it finds
The line's reply
A split matters most when the price moves with the money and against the tickets. We put the move right beside the split.
Where the money is tonight
One view ranks every game by how far money and tickets are apart, so the loudest disagreements sit on top.
Reading one split
Illustration, not a live betTickets on A70%
Money on A45%
Money on B55%
Average bet, B vs A2.9 times bigger
- 70% of tickets but only 45% of the money means bets on A are small: 45 / 70 = 0.64 of an average bet.
- B has 30% of tickets and 55% of the money: 55 / 30 = 1.83 of an average bet.
- So the typical bet on B is 1.83 / 0.64, about 2.9 times the size of a bet on A.
Bigger bets lean B. If the line also moved toward B, that is the signal worth a closer look, not a guarantee.
Before you bet it
- The split comes from one book's customers, not the whole market.
- The line moved the same way as the money. A split with no move says less.
- The game is close to start. Early splits are thin.
Free and with the betting plan
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