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Edgehunter

three fake books, one real spreadsheet's worth of math

Three simulated sportsbooks quote odds on the same twelve markets, and the odds drift on their own clocks. When the best price on every side of a market adds up to less than 100% combined implied probability, that gap is locked profit: bet every side and you win regardless of the outcome. When a book's price is simply worse than what our model thinks is fair, that is +EV, a good bet, not a guaranteed one. This table hunts for both, live, using a $1,000 bankroll per opportunity. All odds below are randomly generated for this page. Nothing here is a real quote, a real book, or real money.

Opportunities found

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Live arbs

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of 12 markets

Live +EV bets

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model beats the book

Bankroll / opp

$1,000

fake money, real math

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# Market Book A Book B Book C Combined Signal Stake split

What you're looking at

Implied probability
Every decimal odds number is a probability in disguise: p = 1 / odds. Odds of 2.00 imply a 50% chance. Odds of 1.25 imply 80%. Lower odds mean the book thinks it's more likely.
Arbitrage
Take the best available price for each side of a market, even if they come from different books, and add up the implied probabilities. A single honest book always prices this over 100% (that gap is their fee). When three books disagree enough, the best-of-three can slip under 100%. Split a bankroll across every side in proportion to each price and you lock in the same profit no matter who wins.
+EV
No guarantee, just an edge. If our model's fair probability for an outcome is higher than what a book's price implies, that single bet has positive expected value over the long run, even though any one bet can still lose.

Odds are generated by a random walk around a made-up "fair" probability for each market, with each book carrying its own drifting bias and margin. It's built to occasionally cross into arb and +EV territory, the way real disagreeing books do. No real markets, teams, or books are represented.

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