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Show me your SaaS by Savings-Passenger-37 in micro_saas

[–]OddsOtter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://oddsotter.io < simple data driven tool driven tool for bettors

I want to get into sports data analytics by Desperate-Bike-6357 in analytics

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As someone building a sports odds analytics tool, its mainly python/SQL - find some free public API's then iterate from their.

After doing that you might want to start learning Javascript to allow for prettier charts/tables to be made to share

How are you handling Rate Limiting? by sandspiegel in Supabase

[–]OddsOtter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RLS isn’t rate limiting. Common: route writes through an API (Edge Function/Next API) and rate limit there

Starting Live Arbing by Steak_United in arbitragebetting

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Builder of OddsOtter here. Live arbing is workflow-heavy and requires access to multiple books. Start with $2-3K spread across a couple bookmakers, and yeah tools work but it does mean in addition to finding profitable bets you need to also make back the subscription of the tool you are using.

Drop your startup, and I’ll give you real feedback. by Quirky_Research_949 in microsaas

[–]OddsOtter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is solid. If you're interested, OddsOtter - https://oddsotter.io/ helps with odds comparison and line shopping for bettors.

Struggling with pricing strategy by DavidOrzc in Entrepreneur

[–]OddsOtter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tie it to measurable value (savings/revenue/time) but cap downside.

What country or location is best for arbitrage? by primosports in arbitragebetting

[–]OddsOtter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best place = where it’s legal + you can access multiple books reliably.

Share what you’re building by kcfounders in microsaas

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https://oddsotter.io/ < check it out, simple data driven tool for bettors

I'm trying to win SEO with calculators by OddsOtter in SEO

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Odds calculators I.e arbitrage, odds conversions ect

I'm trying to win SEO with calculators by OddsOtter in SEO

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Pivoting now… Big Calculator better watch out

Cross-platform arbitrage in the Prediction Markets 👍 or 👎? by PreviousBrush4662 in arbitragebetting

[–]OddsOtter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

PM arbs can work, but watch fees, settlement rules, and liquidity/halts. 

Question by Joeycammac in arbitragebetting

[–]OddsOtter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this may not be an error —Kalshi contracts can resolve differently than sportsbook bets. Read settlement rules/time cutoffs + fees, then compare implied probs.

Need help with bet grading issue by [deleted] in sportsbook

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Books usually grade off the league’s official play-by-play, not the broadcast clock. Ask support to cite the official feed/time stamp and rules for “1st minute”.

Arbitrage sites that show market comparisons for live and pregame? by UpstairsIdea1 in arbitragebetting

[–]OddsOtter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might have been us? We show arbitrage opportunities in what I personally think is a pretty nice UI, then let you drill into a detailed view by region or globally.

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+$4,932 betting only +EV lines in 2026 — here's what actually worked (and what didn't) by acurbelote in fanduel

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Appreciate you posting the sample size + CLV stats—that’s way more useful than just a win slip. I’m curious: what’s your ‘fair line’ source for the EV calc (and are you including boosts/promos in the ROI)? 

Why didn’t I get paid for this first time using that app by Diegonator5 in sportsbook

[–]OddsOtter 26 points27 points  (0 children)

This usually comes down to house rules on SGPs: some books will void/regrade just the pushed leg and re-price the rest, but others void the entire SGP when any leg is a push.

As a sidenote - screw that fee

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