Arbitrage and +EV alerts for US sportsbooks
Plus Side scans US sportsbooks every few minutes and posts arbitrage and +EV alerts to a private Discord. Each alert has the bets, the stakes, and the worst price each bet can take before the edge is gone.
21+. Bet only where it's legal. Plus Side doesn't take bets.
Pregame only. Two-way and three-way markets.
Every alert names the books involved. Bet only at books licensed in your state.
How it works
Plus Side checks pregame lines at US sportsbooks every few minutes, all day.
When prices line up, an alert posts with the bets, the stakes for a $100 total, and how old the prices are.
You bet at your own sportsbooks. The break-even price tells you whether a bet is still worth placing.
What's in an alert
Bears +145 at one book and Lions −130 at another add up to an implied 97.34%. Anything under 100% means you can bet both sides and get back more than you staked.
Two kinds of alert
Bet every side of a game at different books. The stakes are set so you get the same return whichever side wins.
One bet at one book, priced better than the fair price worked out from sharp books. Any single bet can lose. The edge shows up over many bets.
Inside the Discord
After you pay, Whop links your Discord account and unlocks the member channels. Turn on notifications for the channels you want and alerts reach your phone.
Track record
Every alert is reposted to the free #results channel after its game starts, so you can see what members got, and when, before you spend anything. Any profit figure we publish comes from our own tracked bets.
Pricing
When lots of people bet the same price, the line moves and sportsbooks notice. Every extra member makes each alert worth a little less, so Plus Side caps the seats. When they're all taken, sign-ups close until one opens.
There's no free trial. The #results channel is free instead, and you can cancel any time.
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The honest part
Arbitrage takes most of the luck out of betting. It doesn't take out all of the risk.
A line can change between your first and second bet. Check the break-even price before the second one, and know what you'll do if it's gone.
Sportsbooks can cut the stakes of accounts that win or bet both sides. It's the main reason arbitrage bettors stop. Spreading bets across books helps.
Books can settle the same game differently after overtime, a postponement or an obvious pricing error. Check both books' rules before you bet.
FAQ
No. Plus Side posts alerts. You place every bet yourself, at sportsbooks where you have an account.
Plus Side is an information service and doesn't take bets. You're responsible for betting only where it's legal for you, and only at sportsbooks licensed in your state. Each sportsbook's own terms apply to every bet you place.
Arbitrage needs accounts at two or more books, so it works best in states with many licensed sportsbooks, such as New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. +EV alerts need only one book, so they're useful in single-book states such as Florida too.
Alerts are sized for a $100 total, and you can scale the stakes up or down. Arbitrage needs money at several books at once, so most people keep a balance at each. Margins are usually small, so returns grow with the amount you stake.
Alerts post as soon as a scan finds them. The prices come from an odds data provider that refreshes about once a minute, so a quote can be up to 2 minutes old when you see it. Every alert shows its age.
They might. Books can cut stakes for accounts that win often or bet both sides of a game, and we can't stop that. Spreading your bets across books and mixing in +EV bets may help.
No. The #results channel is free and shows every past alert after its game starts, so you can judge the service before you pay.
Any time, from your Whop account. Whop removes your access to the member channels when your subscription ends.
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