Arbitrage bets today
Today's arbitrage opportunities across US sportsbooks and exchanges: two sides of one market, priced at different books, where backing both returns more than you staked whichever side wins.
Right now on TrueEdge
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What is on today's list
Every row is a market where two books disagree enough that their prices, turned into implied probabilities, add up to less than 100%. The gap is the arbitrage margin. TrueEdge shows both sides, the margin after any exchange fees, and the stake split for the amount you want to put down.
The list is rebuilt continuously as books move their prices. Most arbitrage lasts seconds to minutes, and it clusters around lineup news and the hour before a slate starts — so the list at noon and the list at 6pm have almost nothing in common.
The preview on this page is a delayed snapshot from the public feed: real books and prices, a few minutes old, which is long enough for most of them to be gone. The live list is on the Arbitrage board.
How to place one
- 1Open both books and check that each price is still on the betslip. If either has moved, recompute before placing anything.
- 2Place the leg most likely to move or be limited first — usually the softer book's price, which is the reason the arbitrage exists.
- 3Place the other leg at the stake the split gives you, straight away.
- 4Confirm both books settle the market the same way: overtime, player-did-not-play and push rules differ between books.
What can still go wrong
- A price moves between your first and second bet.
- A book voids or re-prices a bet it calls an obvious error.
- A book caps your stake below what the split needs.
- The two books settle the same event differently.
Go further
- How the Arbitrage board works — the full list, with a worked example.
- How to arbitrage bet, step by step — numbered steps and a worked example.
- How TrueEdge compares with OddsJam
- TrueEdge plans and prices
Frequently asked questions
Are there arbitrage bets available today?
Often, but not always. Arbitrage appears when books disagree, so it depends on the slate and the hour, and each one is short-lived. The count in this page's preview is the number in TrueEdge's feed at the moment you load it.
How long do arbitrage bets last?
Most last seconds to a few minutes. A book that is out of line with the market gets corrected, usually by the book itself, so speed matters more than anything else in arbitrage.
How much can you make from one arbitrage bet?
Most arbitrage margins are between a fraction of a percent and a few percent of the total staked. A 2% arbitrage on $1,000 of combined stakes returns about $20 whichever side wins, if both bets stand at the prices you took.
Do sportsbooks limit arbitrage bettors?
They can and often do. Books may lower your maximum stake once they identify a pattern of arbitrage. Exchanges and prediction markets such as Kalshi, Polymarket, Novig and ProphetX generally do not limit winning customers the same way, which is why TrueEdge includes them.