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In this video, we place profitable sports bets and NFL and NCAAF odds start to move. The first bet we place is Hawaii +400 moneyline odds on BetMGM sportsbook. This was a direct arbitrage bet to BookMaker sportsbook and also profitable to the zero vig line at Pinnacle sportsbook. The OddsJam odds on our site are a weighted average of Pinnacle & BookMaker, the two sharpest sportsbooks in the world. We review no vig odds and implied win probability.
We find amazing MLB moneyline odds on DraftKings sportsbook. We are able to capitalize on early lines posted tomorrow on DraftKings and Betonline. There were four arbitrage betting opportunities in MLB moneylines. Betonline odds are reasonably efficient, and Betonline is an offshore sportsbook. We are able to bet Reds +100 moneyline odds in tomorrow’s game vs. the Cardinals. We get to the bet quickly and are able to wager $1500 total. The reds moneyline odds then move to -120. DraftKings odds are identical to 10bet odds, which has the lines as a Canadian sportsbook.
We are able to cash out a sports bet that turns unprofitable (an NCAAF total) in the Tulsa vs. Oklahoma State game. We had bet over 51.5 total points +105 odds, but the no vig fair odds on Pinnacle moved closer to +106 since we placed that bet yesterday.
We also wager on the Marlins +225 odds, Pirates +130 moneyline odds, and Royals +135 odds. All of these wagers were arbitrage bets to Betonline sportsbook. DraftKings ends up giving us a profitable cash out on our Marlins +225 odds MLB bet after they move their odds down to +175 odds.
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