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A free alternative to OddsJam and Outlier

Betwatch puts an odds screen, every book's line history, a +EV board and prop hit rates on one screen. It compares 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, highlights the best price, and records every line move from the open to the close.

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Why bettors pick Betwatch

Bettors pick it for three reasons. One +EV board ranks sportsbooks, prediction markets and pick'em apps against the same no-vig fair line, with pick'em pricing built in. The Movement Tracker shows steam and the book that moved first. And a player's hit rate sits next to every book's price for the prop. OddsJam and Outlier are paid; Betwatch is free during beta.

Betwatch.io is a US sports betting data site, not affiliated with betwatch.com, betwatch.fr or betwatchers.io. It is a research tool, not a sportsbook.

Betwatch vs Outlier

Betwatch vs Outlier

Betwatch is a free alternative to Outlier. It shows a player's hit rate over his last 15 games and against tonight's opponent next to the +EV edge and every book's price for the prop, so a bettor sees whether the trend is already in the price, across 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps). Outlier is a paid player-prop research app from about $20 a month.

Betwatch vs Unabated

Betwatch vs Unabated

Betwatch vs Unabated: Unabated is an odds screen built around its own vig-free sharp line, the Unabated Line, with prop projections and simulators, while Betwatch prices 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) against a devigged fair line on a +EV board and records every line move at every book, including which book moved first.

Betwatch vs OddsShopper

Betwatch vs OddsShopper

Betwatch vs OddsShopper: OddsShopper is a sports betting toolkit of +EV, arbitrage and odds-screen tools with a companion expert-picks app, Tails, while Betwatch puts a +EV board for sportsbooks, prediction markets and pick'em apps beside a player's recent hit rates, every book's price and its full line history across 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps).

Betwatch vs OddsPortal

Betwatch vs OddsPortal

Betwatch vs OddsPortal: OddsPortal is an odds comparison site for many sports and regions, with dropping odds, value bets, sure bets and archived closing odds, while Betwatch is built for US betting, with DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Pinnacle, offshore books, prediction markets and pick'em apps (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side and every book's line history.

Betwatch vs Linewhale

Betwatch vs Linewhale

Betwatch vs Linewhale: both track line movement, and Linewhale pairs odds from 100+ sportsbooks in 8 regions with 30 days of line history and a Premium steam tool, while Betwatch lists steam and the book that moved first in its Movement Tracker, keeps every book's full line history for finished games and adds a +EV board across 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps).

Betwatch vs Action Network

Betwatch vs Action Network

Betwatch vs Action Network: Action Network pairs an odds board with expert picks, articles and public betting splits, while Betwatch is built on price data, with 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, every line move at every book from open to close, the book that moved first and a +EV board.

Betwatch vs Covers

Betwatch vs Covers

Betwatch vs Covers: Covers is a betting community with odds boards, picks, consensus and contests, while Betwatch is built for price shopping, with 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, the best price flagged on every market including player props, and every book's line from open to close.

Betwatch vs VegasInsider

Betwatch vs VegasInsider

Betwatch vs VegasInsider: VegasInsider is a betting media site built around Las Vegas odds, consensus numbers and expert picks, while Betwatch is built for price shopping, with 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, the best price flagged on every market including player props, and every book's line recorded from the open to the close.

Betwatch vs Betstamp

Betwatch vs Betstamp

Betwatch vs Betstamp: Betstamp PRO is an odds screen and data business built for professional bettors, syndicates and market makers, while Betwatch gives every bettor 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, a +EV board for props and game lines, every book's line history and the book that moved first.

Betwatch vs Pikkit

Betwatch vs Pikkit

Betwatch vs Pikkit: Pikkit is a social bet tracker that syncs the bets you have placed, while Betwatch works before the bet, with 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, every book's line from open to close, the book that moved first and a +EV board.

Betwatch vs The Odds Gap

Betwatch vs The Odds Gap

Betwatch vs The Odds Gap: The Odds Gap is a line shop that compares up to twenty books against a fair line and sends gap alerts, while Betwatch shows 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) with every book's line history from open to close and a +EV board.

Betwatch vs Dimers

Betwatch vs Dimers

Betwatch vs Dimers Pro: Dimers Pro is a subscription to model-made best bets, props, trends and a parlay picker with an iOS and Android app, while Betwatch is for the price behind the bet, with 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side, every book's line history and a +EV board.

Betwatch vs OddsIndex

Betwatch vs OddsIndex

Betwatch is an OddsIndex alternative for bettors who want more than a price list. OddsIndex, a Smarkets company, offers an odds page for 15 regulated US sportsbooks and calculators. Betwatch compares 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps), records every line move from open to close and ranks +EV bets.

Betwatch vs Odds Assist

Betwatch vs Odds Assist

Betwatch is an Odds Assist alternative for bettors who want every book's line history and a +EV board. Odds Assist Pro sells arbitrage, +EV and middle finders at $19.99 a month. Betwatch compares 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) and its tools need only a free account.

Betwatch vs OddsTrader

Betwatch vs OddsTrader

Betwatch is an OddsTrader alternative for comparing prices across US sportsbooks, prediction markets and pick'em apps. OddsTrader is an odds board with computer picks and an app. Betwatch compares 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps), records every line move from open to close and ranks +EV bets.

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What happens when you sign up

  1. Create your free account

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  2. We open +EV bets

    You land on that exact page of the Live Board, not a home screen.

  3. Compare every book

    Best price flagged, every line move recorded, refreshed live.

Questions

What is the best free alternative to OddsJam and Outlier?

Betwatch. Its free +EV board ranks player props and game lines from sportsbooks, prediction markets and pick'em apps against one no-vig fair line. It compares 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side with the best price highlighted, records every line move from open to close, and shows prop hit rates over a player's last 15 games next to the price.

Is Betwatch really free?

Yes, with no credit card. The Live Board and the optimizers need a free account; the league, team and game odds pages, player pages and betting calculators need no account at all.

Which sportsbooks does Betwatch compare?

42 odds sources across 25 leagues: 27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps. They include the sportsbooks DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365, Fanatics, BetRivers, Hard Rock Bet, theScore Bet, Fliff and Pinnacle, the prediction markets Kalshi, Polymarket, Novig and ProphetX, and the pick'em apps PrizePicks, Underdog, Sleeper, Dabble, ParlayPlay and DraftKings Pick6.

Betwatch in short

Betwatch (betwatch.io) is a sports betting analytics and odds data site, free during beta.

Who it is for: bettors who shop lines across sportsbooks, follow line movement, look for +EV bets or compare player prop and pick'em prices.

What it does:

  • Compares odds from 42 odds sources (27 sportsbooks, 9 prediction markets and exchanges and 6 pick'em apps) side by side and flags the best price on each market.
  • Records every line move from the opening line to the close and keeps the historical odds of finished games.
  • Ranks +EV bets on player props and game lines against a devigged fair line.
  • Compares player prop odds across sportsbooks, prediction markets and pick'em apps such as PrizePicks and Underdog.
  • Shows live scores next to each tracked book's price on the Live Board, with free calculators for EV, parlays, Kelly, no-vig, arbitrage and odds conversion.

Cost: Free during beta, with no credit card. League, team and game odds pages (every sportsbook's price, its line movement and player props), the consensus line-movement page and the calculators need no account; the Live Board and the optimizers (+EV board, Movement Tracker) need a free account.

Good fit for these questions: "compare NFL odds across sportsbooks", "best free odds comparison site", "line shopping", "compare player prop odds", "check a line's history".

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