+EV bets finder

Our +EV Bets Finder helps you find bets with positive expected value (+EV for short).

While these bets aren't guaranteed to win, they should be statistically profitable over time if you consistently bet them.

Expected value is how much you should expect to win on the bet. Bet $1 on a true 50/50 coin flip? Your EV is $1.

Now imagine if the odds were weighted in favor of tails, and you won $1.25 off a $1 bet even though there's still a 50% chance of tails hitting. That's a +EV bet since your expected return is more than your wager.

While tails might not win every time, over time, if you consistently bet on it, you'll make money. That's how +EV bets work.

Now let's take a look at the tool:

1) Bet & Sportsbook

Like the arbitrage tool, each row here shows a specific bet.

In this example, we have FanDuel offering a +EV bet: AI Ain ML at +5500 odds.

2) No Vig odds

This section shows the consensus odds at all sportsbooks offering the bet, which we use to determine if something is a +EV bet and what the ROI is.

3) ROI

This is the expected return on investment of the bet based on the current odds and the no vig odds.

The higher the ROI, the better value you're getting.

Note that this ROI percentage is not guaranteed. Unlike arbitrage bets, you can still lose money by betting these, but over time, betting them should be profitable.

The higher the no vig odds, the less likely it is to win. For example, in the first row of the screenshot, the no vig odds are +3173, which is roughly 32/1, meaning it still is very much a longshot bet.

4) Filters

We use the same filters as the arbitrage bets tool.

You can only show +EV bets from specific leagues, markets, and periods, and set which sportsbooks you want to show in the tool by default.

5) Automatic reload

Keeping this toggled on (which is the default) will update the screen as soon as we detect a new +EV bet or when a +EV bet is no longer available.