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Arbitrage

Two sportsbooks price the same market differently. Bet both sides at the right stakes and you lock in profit, no matter who wins. Arbitrage finds the gap and shows you the bets.

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How it works

Arbitrage, in four questions.

Defined

What is Arbitrage?

When two sportsbooks disagree enough on a price that you can bet every outcome and make a profit. The gap between their prices is the profit. Bet both sides, sized right, and you win either way.

The mechanic

How do I turn arbs into profit?

Place one bet at each book at the same time, with stakes sized so either outcome leaves you ahead by the same amount. The catch is speed. If one book moves the price before you place the second bet, the arb can disappear.

Where

Where do I find them?

Inside the EdgeHunters dashboard. We scan live odds from 80+ sportsbooks, surface active arbs, and sort them by edge so you can focus on the opportunities that are actually worth your time.

How

How do I know what to stake?

You choose the stake. EdgeHunters calculates the matching bet on the other side, then shows the guaranteed profit profit you'll lock in.

FAQ

Common questions

The bits people usually ask before signing up. Live chat support is on every page if you have questions about limiting or account safety.

  • Won't my account get limited or banned?

    Arbitrage can increase the chance of limits because you are repeatedly taking prices that are out of line. Some books limit faster than others.

    Most members manage this by spreading volume across books, not max-staking every arb, and mixing in other types of activity instead of looking like an obvious arbuser.

  • How big are the edges?

    Many arbs are small, often around 1% to 3% of the money deployed. Bigger ones can appear, usually when prices move quickly after news, injuries or promotions.

    The profit on one arb may be modest. The value comes from catching enough good opportunities and executing them cleanly.

  • How much money do I need to start?

    You can start small, but arbitrage scales with stake size. The same 3% arb is worth $1.50 on a $50 stake and $15 on a $500 stake.

    The more books you have funded, the easier it is to act quickly when an arb appears. You already have money in the right places, so you are not waiting around while the price gap closes.

    The Profit Tracker makes it easier to manage balances, open bets and locked-in profit across all your sportsbooks.

Get stuck into Arbitrage

Arbitrage is part of the Premium toolkit. Start your 7-day Premium trial to access live arbs, exact stake calculations, and the full set of EdgeHunters tools. The team is on live chat if you have questions while getting set up.

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