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- Every pre-match arb under 5%
- Both bets, odds, links and stakes
- Filters by sport, book and profit
ArbStrike finds arbitrage. When two bookmakers price one game far enough apart, backing both sides pays more than it costs, whoever wins. Dozens of bookmakers, scanned every few seconds, stakes worked out for you.
The scanner's own rows, refreshed every 10 seconds. Under 5% is free and needs no account. The bigger arbs are in Pro; games in play and value bets are in Elite.
more are open above 5%. Pro shows the game, the books and your stakes.
Get Pro, $49One book pays 2.10 on over 2.5 goals. Another pays 2.03 on under. A price is a probability: one divided by the odds.
Both results are covered, yet the two prices come to 96.9%. The missing 3.1% is the arbitrage, the arb for short, and nobody is charging for it.
$491 on over, $509 on under. Whichever happens, about $1,032 comes back on $1,000. The scanner does this sum on every row, for your stake.
Monthly, by card. Cancel anytime.
Once a game has kicked off, the alert that went out for it is listed here, newest first, straight from the scanner's log. Nothing is picked by hand. Exchange and prediction-market bets link to the market page, which stays online, so the price can be checked.
| Sent, kick-off | Sport | Game | Market | Bets and odds | Edge |
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No alert in the public range went out in the last 24 hours on this server. The list fills by itself as games kick off.
If both bets go in at the odds shown, the return is the same whichever side wins. Between the scan and your click, odds move, a book can refuse the stake, and a game can be voided on one side only. Open both links, check the game and the line, then bet.
Arbitrage gets noticed. Exchanges and prediction markets do not limit; soft bookmakers do. Spread your bankroll over several books and expect to lose some accounts along the way.
Most arbs pay between 1% and 4%. On $100 that is a dollar or four. It adds up through volume and through stakes the books actually accept, not through one big hit.
ArbStrike compares published odds. It places no bets and holds no money. Not every bookmaker takes customers from every country; the rules where you live and each site's terms are yours to check.