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Sharp money · Antic Pro
Sharp money: where the big exchange money is
Exchange prices backed by real money, next to the retail sportsbook paying more, with the share of money on each side.
Where big exchange money is, at a better retail price.
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What it shows
How the tool lays out its numbers. No figures are shown here: they belong to a player or to your own bets.
- Settled profit
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- Record
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- ROI
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- At risk
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- Open
- Won
- Lost
- Push
Sharp money is in the app
Sharp money reads the money resting in exchange order books, so it is a live member tool rather than a public list. It is in the app's Edge tab, for Antic Pro members.
What it finds
Betting exchanges show how much money sits behind each price. Antic lists the markets where a retail sportsbook pays more than the exchange's money-backed price, so you can take the same side at a better number.
- Edge
- How much more the retail price pays than the exchange fair price.
- Exchange fair
- The exchanges' no-vig price.
- Exchange money
- Dollars resting at the top of every exchange's book in this market, and the share on this side.
How the number works
What the number means, what goes into it, how fresh it is and what it can't tell you. More on every number in how Antic's numbers work.
- What it means
- The edge is how much more the retail price pays than the exchange's fair price, with the exchange's margin taken out. Exchange money is the dollars resting at the top of each exchange's order book, and the share is how much of it is on this side.
- What goes in
- The best price and the money resting on each side at the exchanges
- The live price at each retail book you use
- The exchange's fair price, with its margin removed
- How fresh it is
- Each row shows when its prices were last sent, and a row is only listed while both the exchange and the retail price are fresh. When you tap a price, Antic checks it again before it opens the book and tells you if it moved.
- What it can't tell you
- Resting orders can be pulled at any time, so the money behind a price can vanish. Retail books move once the exchanges do, and they limit accounts that win. Any single bet can lose.
The catch. Resting orders can be pulled at any time, and retail books move once the exchanges do. Antic never places bets.
How to use Sharp money
- 1Look for markets with real money behind them.
- 2Check the retail price beats the exchange fair price.
- 3Take the retail price before it moves.
Open it in the web app or the iPhone app. Antic finds the price; you place any bet yourself, at your own book.
Questions
What is sharp money?
Betting from players who win over time. Their money tends to move a market toward the side they back, and an exchange order book shows how much money sits on each side.
Does a big exchange order mean that side wins?
No. A large amount on one side is a signal, not proof. The tool shows the money so you can weigh it, and the price so you can see whether a retail book still pays more.
How fresh are the prices?
Every row shows when its prices were last sent. Antic checks the price again when you tap it and tells you if it moved.
Does Antic place the bet?
No. Antic never takes or places bets. Tapping a price rechecks it and opens the book; you place the bet there, or not at all.
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Free account, no card needed. Sharp money needs Pro: 7 days free, then $14.99/month or $149.99/year. One account on iPhone and the web.
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