Bettriq hunts for value across the soft books (Unibet, Coolbet, Epicbet, Norsk Tipping and more) by using Pinnacle as the truth. Pinnacle is the sharpest bookmaker in the world — they accept professional bettors, run a low margin, and move the line toward the true probability. We build no model of our own. We strip out Pinnacle's margin (no-vig) and check whether a soft book is lagging behind. If it is, we have a mathematical edge.

How to actually use it. Move fast — soft books correct within minutes, and the edge dies with them. Avoid stacking correlated bets. Click ★ to add a bet to My Bets; the «hide played bets» and «hide played matches» filters then keep the board clean. Bets above 25% EV are hidden — at that distance from the sharp line it is almost always a mispriced or dead line, not free money.

And the part that matters most: CLV is the proof, not individual results. A winning bet at a bad price was luck; a losing bet that beat closing was correct. Judge the method on the closing line, over hundreds of bets — not on last weekend.

EV is a hypothesis about value. The proof is Closing Line Value: did your entry price beat Pinnacle's line at kickoff? If you beat closing on average, you make money over the long run — regardless of how individual matches go. Good and bad luck cancel out; CLV doesn't. See the CLV dashboard →

Every number below is measured, not modelled — and the filter rows are tested walk-forward: the rule was decided on older bets, then measured on bets it had never seen. That matters, because picking winners in hindsight is easy and meaningless. These figures update themselves as results come in.

We publish the confidence range on our ROI, and we exclude markets we cannot grade rather than quietly counting them as wins. A tool that only shows you its good days is not measuring anything.

Odds are pulled from Sportmonks (Pinnacle = bookmaker 20) plus our own scrapers against Coolbet, Epicbet and Norsk Tipping, across roughly 20 leagues. We de-vig Pinnacle per bet with the Shin method (corrects for the favorite-longshot bias that naive de-vigging carries) and match each soft book's price on every market against both prices: 1X2, goals over/under, Asian handicap, goal line, corners, team goals, 1st half, half-time result. Where a book offers a line Pinnacle doesn't price exactly (e.g. O/U 2.75), we interpolate Pinnacle's fair probability to that exact line (flagged ⟳). And for markets Pinnacle doesn't price directly but which follow deterministically from 1X2 — Double Chance and Draw No Bet — we derive them from Pinnacle's 1X2 (flagged ⚙), so the sharp line covers even more markets.

Pinnacle is always the first-choice sharp reference. If Pinnacle has the market, it's Pinnacle's price that's used — never averaged with anything else, even if another sharp book happens to price it the same (that's just flagged as "✓✓ consensus," a confirmation, not a change to the number). Betfair Exchange is used strictly as a fallback reference on markets Pinnacle doesn't price at all (flagged "Betfair ref" in the table) — without it, those bets would be invisible to the board. The board updates automatically (throttled to 15 min) and via cron every 30 minutes. The major domestic leagues kick off in August and fill up the board then.