Betting Strategy
Arbitrage betting means placing bets on all outcomes across different sportsbooks to secure a small, guaranteed profit from odds discrepancies. Learn the risks of arbing and how you can use it to make smarter bets.
Asian totals split your bet across lines like 2.0 and 2.5, giving partial wins or refunds—perfect for tight games where every goal counts.
Fixed odds betting locks in the odds when you place your bet, so your payout won’t change even if the line moves. Learn how fixed odds give you clarity and control.
Smart LoL betting starts with draft reads. Get to know every champion and how to use role-class combinations to make smarter bets.
Patch 7.38c flipped the Dota 2 meta — here are 5 heroes tilting the betting markets right now. Rubick leads the way with swing potential in long fights.
Availability bias is when bettors rely on vivid memories over real odds — this bias can lead to impulsive bets and poor decisions. Learn how to spot it.
A parlay bet is a single wager that links multiple bets, called legs, into one. Bigger payout potential, higher risk—every leg has to hit to win.
Draw No Bet is a type of sports bet that removes the draw as a losing outcome. If the match ends in a draw, you don't win or lose—your full stake is refunded.
A Lucky 31 bet covers all 31 combos of five picks—singles, doubles, trebles, and more—giving you payout chances even if some selections lose.
The meta is the current winning strategy in a game. When it shifts, odds move — but not always fast. That’s where smart bettors find value.
The Kelly Criterion is a formula used to calculate the ideal percentage of your bankroll to stake on a bet when you believe you have an advantage.
Parimutuel betting splits a shared pool among winners. No fixed odds—your payout depends on how many people bet on the same outcome.