Every bet we find gets published.
Win or lose. Every single one.
Our pricing engine strips the vig out of the sharpest lines in the market to compute what each bet is really worth, then scans 13 US sportsbooks for the ones paying over. You get the book, the price, and your exact edge — every number checkable at the book before you place it.
Why hit rate isn't the number to watch+
There is no single break-even hit rate. Every bet here settles at its own price, so the percentage you need changes with every row. A +140 bet breaks even at 41.7%; a −120 bet needs 54.5%. Comparing either against a −110 rule of thumb tells you nothing.
Bigger edges sit on longer prices. At a given fair probability, more edge means a bigger number — which usually means an underdog. So raising the minimum edge above shifts this board toward longer prices and pushes its expected hit rate down, while each winner pays more. On our graded record, bets claiming 0.5–1% ran a median price of +101 and 59% underdogs; bets claiming 3–5% ran +132 and 89% underdogs.
Judge this board by return, not by win rate — a losing majority at plus money can still be profitable, and a winning majority at heavy juice can still lose. The track record reports both, graded at the exact prices shown here.