Find the +EV bets at the sportsbooks you use
Edgery checks the prices at your books against a fair price built from other books' odds, with the vig removed. The prices that clear the bar land on one board, game by game. Log what you bet and it comes back graded.
21+ and where legal. Card required to start the trial.
4 bets means four prices at your books clear the bar.
Every price has the book's cut built in
Remove the vig from several books' odds and you get a fair price. When one book pays better than that fair price by enough, that's an edge, and a bet with positive expected value (+EV).
- Fair price, vig removed
- +100a 50% chance to win
- Your book's price
- +110pays $110 on a $100 bet
- Expected value
- +$5.00per $100, averaged over many bets. One bet can still lose.
How the board works
Set your books and your floor
Pick the sportsbooks you have and the smallest edge worth your time.
Scan tonight's games
Each game shows how many edges it has at your books and the best one. Tap a game for every edge you can place right now.
Log it and see it graded
Log the bet from the same row. After the game it's graded, with your ROI and closing-line value.
What you get
- Only your books
- The board and the edge list open filtered to the sportsbooks you have and the smallest edge you want to see. Set either in your Profile.
- Bets you've placed, set aside
- Once you log a bet, that price leaves your edge list and moves to Bets, so the list shows only what you haven't bet.
- Your real results
- Every bet you log is graded with ROI and closing-line value (CLV): whether the price you took beat the price at close. Beating the close over many bets is the usual sign of good prices.
Edges spread across members (coming, not live yet)
Books limit winning accounts, and a line moves once enough sharp money hits it. When everyone using a tool sees the same edge, they all bet it at once. We're building a slate that spreads edges across members, so two people with the same books see different bets. It isn't live yet: today's plans include the board, Edges and Bets.
Questions
Is this a picks service?
No. Edgery shows how each price compares with a fair price, and you decide what to bet. It's for entertainment and information, not advice.
Do I need accounts at several sportsbooks?
It works best with two or more. An edge is a gap between one book's price and the market, and each book you add is more prices you can actually bet.
Will sportsbooks limit me?
They can limit any account that wins, and no tool can stop that. Spreading edges across members, under Coming above, is how we're working to keep members from crowding the same bets.
Is it legal where I am?
Edgery doesn't take bets: you place them at your own sportsbook. You must be 21 or older, and it's your responsibility to make sure sports betting information is legal to receive where you are. See the terms of service.