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Alright, here we go:
Again, before I start, I want to emphasize that this is not a sponsorship or an ad or an affiliate program, just like last time. I would be quite surprised if the people who run this site have even seen one or any of my past tweets, but I have had success on their site and whenever that happens I want to make sure everyone is aware of what I believe is an affordable EV site.
I have chosen to use @EV_Dingers site at evsharps.com, and have recently started using @SimpleOddsApp as well. Let me explain why.
1) Pricing
As always, I'll start with this point because it is a dealbreaker for many. There are a ton of EV sites out there, all at varying prices with different tiers offering different benefits, but I have found the best bang for my buck at EVsharps. They have 3 tier plans, the first of which is free, the other is $10 a month, and the full access is $25 a month. When looking at the options across the board, I often saw $50, $75, $80 and sometimes as high as $100 or $150 for a monthly plan that gives you full access to everything the site has to offer, and comparatively speaking, EVsharps is the best value for your money in my opinion. @SimpleOddsApp is either $10 or $15 a month, I believe it is $10 but I have to double-check and my phone is acting up at the moment, but regardless, again, it is MUCH cheaper than the alternatives on the market at the moment
2) Content
Obviously, one of the most important aspects of using a +EV website to find plays is finding consistent value against sharp books. As some may know, I was looking for another place to create my own weights after BeeBettor closed its operations, and while you can't be as precise here you have SEVERAL different options to devig to, including Pinnacle and Circa, a combination of the two, as well as Fanduel, Kambi, and others, and allows you to exclude plays from any book you may not be able to use. The $25/month plan (which is the one I saw the highest ROI with in my time trying all 3 plans), gives you access to all NBA, NHL, NFL, CBB, and CFB plays, which again is great value for the price, and they also have certain statistics pages available for you to view and do your own research before you place the bet if you are someone that doesn't just bet numbers (although that is the smart way to do it😉). They give you fair value, they give you 1/4 Kelly unit recommendations, the hit rate for the play on the season (if that's something you are interested in) and the odds screen refreshes reasonably quickly. You can also include if you are getting a boost or a "no sweat" on a play and they factor it into the 1/4 Kelly recommendation, and you can sort by prop or by player if you want to. Overall, there are a LOT of options and plays available for the price of $25/month on EV sharps. On SimpleOddsApp, the content that is really worth keeping a constant eye on is their odds screen. Shoutout to @AnomalyXRP because his posts about them put me on. Looking for outlier odds is quite tiring to do manually and takes up time, but SimpleOddsApp has made it quicker for me to do so and for those just getting into betting, their color-coded grading system for value against the market on bets can make things easier. Last night I saw that Donovan Mitchell 45+ points was at an outlier price on DK at +2800 while a lot of the rest of the books had it closer to +1700. It won't always hit, there's no such thing as a lock, but getting the best line compared to market value pays off in the long run. If you're into 1st basket bets, they have odds for that as well, and the same goes for double-doubles and triple-doubles.
3) Downsides
Of course, nothing is perfect, and I don't expect it to be. These are just a few things I think people may be interested to know while I'm throwing my support behind something. As I said, neither one of these apps allow you to fully create your own weights, however, I feel the amount you are able to do to find bets based on your own research is suitable. Signing in is a bit of a hassle for both, as EVsharps runs through your discord account, and SimpleOddsApp runs through WHOP, which I had to create an account for to use the app. The only other thing I'd say about EVsharps is that you can't save your excluded books across multiple sports, so the first time you go into the NBA page for example you exclude the books you can't use, but then if you go to the NHL page you have to do the same again. Once you save these settings that won't be an issue, so again, just a small factor that I don't believe makes the website a worse experience. The SimpleOddsApp has a slightly confusing user interface, but once you figure it out it's pretty easy to operate.
4) Other options
If these options don't seem appealing to you, @BeeBettor moved himself to @PickTheOdd, which I have found to have one of the best odds screens out there and would highly recommend that screen for those unwilling to use the other sites/apps mentioned, their website allows you to look through alternate player prop odds as well as mainlines, which is big for me as a prop bettor. The only reason they aren't included in this thread more is because I believe their monthly price for full access may not be as affordable for casual bettors as EVsharps and SimpleOddsApp are.
As always, if you made it this far I appreciate you reading. My goal is simply to provide more information to those looking for affordable sites/apps that help with EV betting. If I got anything wrong in this thread, please feel free to correct me. I'm sure I messed something up along the way and want my information to be accurate.
Thursday Night Football slate will be out in a bit, I appreicate you all.
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After doing some searching I’ve found a new EV site that been quite profitable for me over the last 2 weeks. I’ll come out with a thread tomorrow that will be similar to my thread on why I chose BeeBettor several months ago on the new site I’m liking so far
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