What it does
Bookmakers price the same game separately, and now and then two of them drift far enough apart that backing every outcome, one at each, returns more than the total staked whichever way the game ends. That is an arbitrage, an "arb". It usually lasts minutes.
ArbStrike scans the bookmakers every few seconds, matches the listings that are the same game and the same bet, measures the difference and shows what is open: the game, both prices, the stake for each side and what comes back. It also says which of the two bets to place first, the one more likely to move.
The smaller arbs are free and need no account. Pro opens every pre-match arb. Elite adds arbs on games in play and value bets, single bets priced above a sharp bookmaker's fair odds. The Pricing page has the details.
What we hold ourselves to
- Every number comes from the scanner. No invented testimonials, no countdown clocks, no "members online" counters.
- The record is the scanner's own log. Once a game has kicked off, the alert that went out for it is listed in the public Record, straight from that log. Rows are not edited or taken down afterwards, and the page says what the list leaves out.
- What is locked is not faked. For a row your plan does not include, you see its real profit and sport. The rest is not sent to your browser at all.
- A doubtful arb says so. When one price stands far from every other bookmaker, or a game could not be confirmed, the row tells you and gives the reasons. It is not hidden and it is not dressed up.
- We do not watch you. No tracking cookies, no advertising trackers. See the Privacy Policy.