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Best Arbitrage Betting Software 2026: 5 Apps & Tools Compared

Juanse BritoJuanse Brito·23 min read·
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Quick Summary

Bet Hero is our pick for most arbers: 400+ sportsbooks, with live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds together on the Pro plan. BetBurger is the long-running European scanner and has scanned live arbs since 2015. RebelBetting is prematch only, but its 14-day trial is free with no card. OddsJam and OddsShopper are built around US books. Every competitor price below comes from that company's own pages or app store listing, checked on 24 September 2026.

What Makes a Good Arbitrage Betting Tool?

Arbitrage betting requires speed and accuracy. The best tools share common traits:

  • Speed: An arb closes as soon as either book moves its price, so a slow feed shows you arbs that are already gone
  • Coverage: More books means more price gaps, as long as they're books you can actually bet at. Our odds comparison pages show how far prices on the same game can spread across books
  • Accuracy: Stale or wrong odds waste time and can leave you with one leg placed and the other gone
  • Usability: Filters for the books you hold accounts at, and a layout that doesn't slow you down
  • Direct links: One click to each bet slip, so both legs go in fast
What matters most?

Coverage of your own sportsbooks comes first, then speed. A tool listing 600 books does less for you than one listing 100 if your books are only on the shorter list. Check the book list before you compare headline counts.

Quick Comparison

SoftwarePrice (Monthly)BooksLiveBest For
Bet Hero€49.99-€199.99400+✅ Pro planGlobal coverage, live on one plan
BetBurger€79.99-€319.99 per 30 days600+ with clones✅ Live planEuropean live arbers
RebelBetting€99-€199 (€69-€139 billed yearly)120+❌Prematch, long free trial
OddsJam$399.99-$499.99100+ to 150+✅ Platinum onlyUS bettors who want an app
OddsShopper$99.95-$149.95110+✅ Pro planUS bettors, live on a budget

Book counts are each company's own figure, and they don't all count the same way. More on that in the coverage section below.

How We Compared Them

This is a comparison of published plans, prices and features, not a hands-on test. We publish Bet Hero, so we're not a neutral judge, and we'd rather show our sources than ask you to take our word for it.

Every competitor price, plan limit and book count here comes from that company's own pricing page, help pages or app store listing, checked on 24 September 2026. Where a company's own pages disagree with each other, we say so instead of picking the most convenient number. Bet Hero's details come from our current plans.

Apps or Web Tools?

OddsJam and OddsShopper both ship iOS and Android apps. Bet Hero, BetBurger and RebelBetting run in the browser, and BetBurger adds a Telegram bot for prematch alerts.

For arbing this matters less than it sounds. You need two sportsbook accounts open side by side to get both legs down before the odds move, and that is faster on a desktop no matter what the scanner itself runs on. A mobile app is useful for catching alerts when you are away from your desk. The bets themselves are still a desktop job.


Bet Hero Editor's Pick

Arbitrage and value betting platform with 400+ sportsbooks listed across the US, UK, Europe and Australia.

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Key Differentiator

Every full-price plan covers the same 400+ books, including DraftKings, FanDuel, bet365, Sportsbet and the Betfair exchange. Pro puts live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds on one plan at €199.99/month.

Pricing:

  • Starter: €49.99/month (prematch arbs and value bets; bets above 4% profit are locked)
  • Plus: €99.99/month (prematch, no profit cap)
  • Pro: €199.99/month (adds live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds)
  • 40% off yearly: €29.99, €59.99 and €119.99 a month
  • 7-day trial for €1 or the local equivalent, not offered in every country
Strengths
  • 400+ sportsbooks listed, the same on every full-price plan
  • Live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds together on Pro
  • New bets appear on screen as they're found, no refreshing
  • Bet tracker included, even on a free account
  • 40+ calculators, free with no account
  • Money-back guarantee on your first billing cycle
Weaknesses
  • Live arbs need Pro; Starter and Plus are prematch only
  • Starter locks arbs above 4% profit
  • The trial isn't free and isn't offered in every country
  • Shorter track record than BetBurger or RebelBetting

The money-back guarantee refunds your first billing cycle if, after at least 30 days, you've tracked and graded at least 50 sure bets in the Bet Tracker and still show no profit. You then have 10 days to ask, and the full conditions are on the guarantee page.

Best for: Bettors who want broad coverage and live arbs on a single plan

Bet Hero arbitrage detail showing stake calculations and guaranteed profit
Bet Hero arbitrage detail showing stake calculations and guaranteed profit

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BetBurger

Arbitrage scanner founded in 2014 as a prematch tool, with live arbs added in 2015.

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Key Differentiator

BetBurger publishes the average odds update time for every bookmaker it scans. When we checked on 24 September 2026, the live median was 3.1 seconds and the prematch median 37.5 seconds.

Pricing (before any VAT):

  • Prematch: €79.99 per 30 days
  • Live: €279.99 per 30 days
  • Prematch + Live: €319.99 per 30 days
  • 360-day plans: €699.99 prematch, €2,499.99 live, €2,849.99 for both
  • Short passes from €5.99 for a day. A 7-day Prematch + Live pass is €97.49
  • Free tier: surebets up to 1%, delayed data, no card needed
Strengths
  • Scanning since 2014, live since 2015
  • Publishes average odds update times per bookmaker
  • 600+ bookmakers counting clones (159 prematch and 165 live main books)
  • 40 sports and 27 esports
  • Surebets, value bets and middles on both paid plans
  • Bet tracking and profit accounting included
  • Day and week passes if you only want to try it
Weaknesses
  • Live costs €279.99 per 30 days, or €319.99 with prematch
  • No Caesars, Fanatics or Hard Rock on its US list
  • No free trial of the paid plans, and the free tier is capped at 1% and delayed
  • Refunds only for a plan bought by mistake, minus fees

Best for: European arbers who prioritize live betting


RebelBetting

Swedish value betting and sure betting service, running since 2009.

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Key Differentiator

A profit guarantee with written conditions. Log at least 50 positive sure bets in its BetTracker during your first paid month, finish below zero before fees, and you get another month free, repeated until you profit. You claim it through support.

Pricing:

  • Starter: €99/month, or €69/month billed yearly (sure bets up to 3.5% profit, 2 custom filters)
  • Pro: €199/month, or €139/month billed yearly (no cap, adds middles, brokers and 6 custom filters)
  • Both plans include value betting and sure betting
  • 14-day free trial, no card (sure bets up to 2%, 50 bets a day)
Strengths
  • Running since 2009
  • 14-day free trial with no card
  • Exchanges and sharp books like Pinnacle included for sure bets on every plan
  • BetTracker with one-click logging and automatic settlement
  • Value betting and sure betting in one subscription
Weaknesses
  • Prematch only, with no date for live
  • Starter caps sure bets at 3.5%
  • Middles need Pro
  • 120+ bookmakers, and BetMGM isn't on its US list
No Live Arbs

RebelBetting only offers prematch bets. It says live is something it plans to add, with no date given. If in-play arbs matter to your strategy, look elsewhere.

Best for: Prematch arbers who want a long free trial and a profit guarantee


OddsJam

US-built +EV and arbitrage platform with native apps and a free bet tracker.

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Key Differentiator

Native iOS and Android apps, plus a free bet tracker that grades bets and tracks CLV automatically. OddsJam also says it's the only platform that refreshes live odds every second. Live bets are on its Platinum plan.

Pricing (verified 24 September 2026):

  • Global: $399.99/month billed monthly, or $333/month billed yearly. Covers +EV, arbitrage, promo tools and a parlay builder, with global books such as Pinnacle. The plan page doesn't list live odds or middles
  • Platinum: $499.99/month, per OddsJam's App Store listing. Adds middles and low holds, and OddsJam puts live bets on this plan
  • 7-day free trial on every plan
  • OddsJam's main pricing page is geo-gated and showed us no plan cards from Europe. Its App Store and Google Play listings also name different plans, so if you're in the US, confirm the lineup in the app before you subscribe
Strengths
  • Native iOS and Android apps
  • Free bet tracker with automatic grading and CLV
  • Public calculators, free without an account
  • Middles and low holds on Platinum
  • Says it refreshes live odds every second (Platinum)
  • 7-day free trial on every plan
Weaknesses
  • Global is $399.99/month and doesn't list live odds
  • Live and middles sit on Platinum at $499.99/month
  • Priced in dollars, and non-US books need a pricier plan such as Global
  • The plan lineup is hard to pin down from outside the US

Best for: US bettors who want a native app and can pay for Platinum to get live arbs


OddsShopper

US-focused +EV and arbitrage platform from Stokastic, with weekly billing.

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Key Differentiator

The lowest monthly price for live arbs in this list, as long as you bet at US books. In-game arbitrage is on Pro at $149.95/month, or $44.95/week.

Pricing:

  • Core: $99.95/month, $29.95/week, or $83.33/month billed yearly (pre-game arbitrage, +EV, custom devigging)
  • Pro: $149.95/month, $44.95/week, or $125.00/month billed yearly (adds in-game EV, a live odds screen and in-game arbitrage)
  • 7-day free trial
Strengths
  • Live arbitrage from $149.95/month on Pro
  • Weekly billing if you only arb during busy stretches
  • 110+ sportsbooks and 40+ leagues
  • Automatic stake calculation with one-tap links to each side
  • iOS and Android apps
  • 7-day free trial
Weaknesses
  • Built around US sportsbooks, with no non-US books named
  • Core has no live arbitrage
  • Prices shown in dollars only
  • No published refresh-speed figure

Best for: US bettors who want live arbs at the lowest monthly price here


Other Arbitrage Tools

Surebet.com is another arb-first scanner. Its plans page lists a free plan with surebets up to 1% and paid plans from €29.90 a month (checked 24 September 2026).

Earlier versions of this guide included BetOnValue. We took it out because its scanner site was showing a maintenance page when we checked on 24 September 2026, so we couldn't confirm a single current price or feature.

If you're choosing a +EV tool rather than an arb scanner, our value betting software comparison covers that side.


Arbitrage Software Pricing (verified 24 September 2026)

Prices in these roundups go stale quickly, and earlier versions of this page had some that no longer matched. These are the figures each company showed us on 24 September 2026, in the currency its site displayed.

PlanMonthlyBilled yearlyLive arbs
Bet Hero Starter€49.99€29.99/moNo (arbs above 4% locked)
Bet Hero Plus€99.99€59.99/moNo
Bet Hero Pro€199.99€119.99/moYes
BetBurger Prematch€79.99 per 30 days€699.99 per 360 daysNo
BetBurger Live€279.99 per 30 days€2,499.99 per 360 daysYes
BetBurger Prematch + Live€319.99 per 30 days€2,849.99 per 360 daysYes
RebelBetting Starter€99€69/moNo (sure bets up to 3.5%)
RebelBetting Pro€199€139/moNo
OddsJam Global$399.99$333/moNot listed on the plan page
OddsJam Platinum$499.99Not shownYes
OddsShopper Core$99.95$83.33/moNo
OddsShopper Pro$149.95$125.00/moYes

Sources: BetBurger prices, RebelBetting pricing, OddsJam Global plan page, OddsJam's App Store listing for Platinum, and OddsShopper subscribe page.

BetBurger showed us prices with no VAT added, and its page adds VAT for some countries. Bet Hero shows prices in your local currency. Its regional pricing for eligible countries is cheaper but only shows books available in your country.

Trials differ too. RebelBetting gives 14 days free with no card. OddsJam and OddsShopper give 7 days free. Bet Hero's 7-day trial costs €1 or the local equivalent and isn't offered in every country. BetBurger has no free trial of its paid plans, but it sells the 7-day Prematch + Live pass for €97.49 and has a capped free tier.


Key Decision Factors

1. Your Location

If You Bet In...Best Options
United StatesBet Hero, OddsShopper, OddsJam
United KingdomBet Hero, BetBurger, RebelBetting
EuropeBet Hero, BetBurger, RebelBetting
AustraliaBet Hero (Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds and more on its list). RebelBetting's only connected Australia-specific book is Ladbrokes AU
Global/OffshoreBet Hero, BetBurger, OddsJam Global ($399.99/mo)

In the UK, Bet Hero, BetBurger and RebelBetting are the practical choices. Bet Hero's list includes bet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Paddy Power and Ladbrokes, plus the Betfair and Smarkets exchanges. BetBurger lists bet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Betfair, Smarkets, BetVictor and Ladbrokes. RebelBetting is prematch only but includes the Betfair and Smarkets exchanges for sure bets on every plan.

2. Live Betting Needs

Live Betting Options

Four of the five offer live arbitrage, each on its top or live plan: OddsShopper Pro ($149.95/mo), Bet Hero Pro (€199.99/mo), BetBurger Live (€279.99 per 30 days) and OddsJam Platinum ($499.99/mo on its App Store listing). RebelBetting is prematch only.

Which one is best for live depends on where you bet. OddsShopper Pro is the cheapest, but only for US books. Bet Hero Pro puts live arbs on the same plan as prematch arbs, middles and Dropping Odds. BetBurger has scanned live arbs since 2015 and publishes its per-book update times.

3. Budget Guide

BudgetRecommended
Under €80/moBet Hero Starter (€49.99, arbs up to 4%), RebelBetting Starter billed yearly (€69, sure bets up to 3.5%), BetBurger Prematch (€79.99 per 30 days)
€80-150/moBet Hero Plus (€99.99, no cap), RebelBetting Starter monthly (€99), OddsShopper Core or Pro ($99.95 or $149.95, US books)
€150-250/moBet Hero Pro (€199.99, includes live), RebelBetting Pro (€199, prematch)
€250+/moBetBurger Live (€279.99 per 30 days), OddsJam Global ($399.99) or Platinum ($499.99)

4. Speed

Nobody in this list publishes a like-for-like speed figure, so read this table as what each company says about itself, not as a benchmark.

SoftwareWhat It Publishes
Bet HeroNew bets appear on screen as they're found, no refreshing. No per-book refresh time published
BetBurgerAverage odds update time per bookmaker. On 24 September 2026: live median 3.1 seconds, prematch median 37.5 seconds
RebelBettingSays it analyzes over one million odds every 60 seconds
OddsJamSays it refreshes live odds every second
OddsShopperNo refresh figure published

Speed matters most for live arbs, where prices move during play.

5. Sportsbook Coverage

SoftwareBooks (Own Figure)US BooksUK and Europe
Bet Hero400+DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Fanatics, BetRivers, Hard Rock Betbet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Paddy Power, Betfair, Smarkets and more
BetBurger600+ with clonesDraftKings, FanDuel, BetRivers, BetMGM (as a clone). No Caesars, Fanatics or Hard Rockbet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Betfair, Smarkets, BetVictor, Ladbrokes
RebelBetting120+DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetRivers. No BetMGMBetfair and Smarkets exchanges on every plan
OddsJam100+ to 150+Its core marketNon-US books on pricier plans such as Global
OddsShopper110+Its whole focusNo non-US books named

Headline counts aren't like for like. BetBurger's 600+ counts clone sites; its main list is 159 prematch and 165 live bookmakers. Bet Hero's 400+ lists regional versions separately, so BetMGM (UK) and BetMGM (NL) are two entries. OddsJam's own pages say 150+ in some places and 100+ in others. Check that your books are on a tool's list before you compare totals, and see our guide to the best sportsbooks for arbitrage for which accounts to open first.


Is There Free Arbitrage Betting Software?

None of the five tools here gives you its full scanner for free. You can still arb a little without paying:

  • BetBurger's free tier shows surebets up to 1%, with delayed data
  • Surebet.com's free plan shows surebets up to 1%, without auto-update
  • RebelBetting's 14-day trial is free with no card, capped at 2% sure bets and 50 bets a day
  • OddsShopper's arbitrage finder works without an account. Its free view locks the bigger arbs (its banner counts those above 2% ROI) and has no live arbs
  • OddsJam and OddsShopper give 7-day free trials of their paid plans
  • Bet Hero's free account has the bet tracker and 40+ calculators, including an arbitrage calculator for stake splits, but not the scanner

A capped free view won't earn much. It's enough to learn how arbs and stake splits work before you pay for a plan.

Will Sportsbooks Limit or Ban You for Arbing?

Arbitrage betting is legal almost everywhere sports betting is. Soft books can still cut your stakes or close your account, and arbing is one of the quickest ways to get there. Books don't publish how they flag accounts, but one that only ever takes the best price in the market, often right after the line moves elsewhere, isn't hard to spot.

Spreading bets across more books and mixing in normal bets can buy time. Sharp books like Pinnacle and exchanges like Betfair take winning action, so they're where arbers keep betting after soft books limit them. We cover the full picture in why sportsbooks limit winning bettors.


Common Mistakes to Avoid

Don't Make These Errors
  1. Focusing only on price: a cheap tool that misses your books finds nothing you can bet
  2. Ignoring book coverage: check that YOUR sportsbooks are supported before subscribing
  3. Arbing off a delayed feed: free tiers are delayed or capped, and an arb shown late may already be gone
  4. Assuming live is included: every tool here that offers live arbs puts them on its top or live plan
  5. Skipping the trial terms: they range from 14 days free with no card to a paid 7-day pass

Our Recommendation

For Most Arbitrage Bettors: Bet Hero

Why we recommend Bet Hero:

  • 400+ sportsbooks across the US, UK, Europe and Australia
  • Live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds on one Pro plan at €199.99/month, or €119.99/month billed yearly
  • A €49.99 Starter plan to learn on, with arbs up to 4% profit
  • Free bet tracker and 40+ free calculators
  • A money-back guarantee on your first billing cycle

It isn't the cheapest option for everyone. If you only bet at US books and want live arbs, OddsShopper Pro costs less per month. If you only arb prematch and want to try before paying anything, start with RebelBetting's free trial.

Alternative picks by use case:

Use CaseRecommendation
European, live focusBetBurger
Prematch only, long free trialRebelBetting
US books only, live on a budgetOddsShopper Pro
US books, native app, full toolsetOddsJam Platinum
Tight budgetBet Hero Starter

Getting Started

  1. Use a trial or free tier first: test the interface and book coverage
  2. Verify sportsbooks: make sure the tool lists the books you hold accounts at
  3. Start with smaller stakes: learn execution before scaling, and work out exact stakes with an arbitrage calculator before placing bets
  4. Track everything: compare actual profit with expected profit
  5. Evaluate after 30 days: enough volume to judge
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The Bottom Line

The best software is the one you'll use consistently. Interface and speed matter more than people realize. Try the tools that cover your books before committing to one.

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Bet Hero

400+ sportsbooks, live arbitrage on Pro, free bet tracker

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BetBurger

600+ bookmakers with clones, prematch and live arbs, from €79.99 per 30 days

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RebelBetting

Launched 2009, prematch only, 120+ books, 14-day free trial

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OddsJam

US-built with native apps, live on Platinum at $499.99/month

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OddsShopper

US sportsbooks, 110+ books, live arbitrage on Pro at $149.95/month


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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best arbitrage betting software?
For most bettors we'd pick Bet Hero: 400+ sportsbooks, and live arbs, middles and Dropping Odds together on Pro at €199.99/month. BetBurger is the long-running European option for live arbs, RebelBetting suits prematch-only arbers who want a free 14-day trial, and OddsShopper is the cheapest route to live arbs if you only bet at US books. We make Bet Hero, so weigh our pick with that in mind.
How much does arbitrage betting software cost?
Prematch plans start at €49.99/month (Bet Hero Starter), €69/month billed yearly (RebelBetting Starter) or €79.99 per 30 days (BetBurger Prematch). Live arbs cost $149.95/month on OddsShopper Pro, €199.99/month on Bet Hero Pro, €279.99 per 30 days on BetBurger Live and $499.99/month on OddsJam Platinum. We checked these on each company's own site on 24 September 2026.
Is arbitrage betting software worth the cost?
Only if you'll bet enough volume. Bet Hero Starter costs €49.99 a month, and at a 2% average margin you need about €2,500 of total arb stakes a month just to cover it. Doing it by hand isn't a real alternative, because comparing hundreds of books manually is too slow to catch prices before they move.
What should I look for in a surebet finder?
Start with whether your own sportsbooks are covered. Then look at speed, whether live arbs are on the plan you can afford, any cap on arb size (Bet Hero Starter locks arbs above 4%, RebelBetting Starter caps sure bets at 3.5%), and a built-in stake calculator.
Can I do arbitrage betting without software?
Technically yes, but it's impractical. You'd need to manually monitor odds across dozens of sportsbooks, calculate implied probabilities, and act within seconds before lines move. The time investment makes manual arbing unrealistic for meaningful profits.
Does arbitrage software work for US sportsbooks?
Yes. Bet Hero's book list includes DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Fanatics, BetRivers and Hard Rock Bet. OddsJam and OddsShopper are built around US books, and RebelBetting connects DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars and BetRivers. BetBurger's US list is partial: it has DraftKings, FanDuel and BetRivers but not Caesars, Fanatics or Hard Rock.
Is arbitrage betting really profitable?
The math is. If both legs go in at the odds shown, the profit is locked whatever the result. The risks are practical: a price can move before your second leg goes in, a book can void a bet as an obvious pricing error, and soft books limit accounts that arb. Profit per bet is small too. A 2% arb on €500 of total stakes returns €10.
Can I get banned for arbitrage betting?
Arbing is legal almost everywhere sports betting is, but soft books can limit your stakes or close your account, and they don't publish how they decide. Sharp books like Pinnacle and exchanges like Betfair take winning action, so they're where arbers keep betting after soft books limit them.
What is the best arbitrage betting software in the UK?
Bet Hero, BetBurger and RebelBetting all cover UK books. Bet Hero's list includes bet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Paddy Power, Ladbrokes and the Betfair and Smarkets exchanges. BetBurger lists bet365, William Hill, Sky Bet, Betfair, Smarkets, BetVictor and Ladbrokes. RebelBetting is prematch only but includes Betfair and Smarkets for sure bets on every plan. OddsJam puts non-US books on pricier plans such as Global ($399.99/month), and OddsShopper is built around US books.
What is the best software for live arbitrage betting?
Four of the five tools here offer it. Bet Hero Pro (€199.99/month) puts live and prematch arbs, middles and Dropping Odds on one plan. BetBurger Live (€279.99 per 30 days) has scanned live arbs since 2015. OddsShopper Pro ($149.95/month) is the cheapest if you only bet at US books, and OddsJam puts live on Platinum ($499.99/month on its App Store listing). RebelBetting has no live arbs.
Is there free arbitrage betting software?
Not a full scanner. OddsShopper's arbitrage finder works without an account but locks its bigger arbs and has no live arbs on the free view. BetBurger and Surebet.com have free tiers that show surebets up to 1%, and BetBurger's free data is delayed. RebelBetting's 14-day trial is free with no card, and OddsJam and OddsShopper give 7 days free. Bet Hero's free account includes the bet tracker and an arbitrage calculator for working out stakes, but not the scanner.
Can AI be used for arbitrage betting?
Not in the way people hope. An arb isn't a prediction: it exists when two books' prices add up to less than 100% implied probability. Finding one means watching live odds across hundreds of books, which is what a scanner does and a general chatbot doesn't. Once you have an arb, the stake split is simple arithmetic.
Juanse Brito
Juanse BritoCEO & Co-Founder at Bet Hero

Juan Sebastian Brito is the CEO and Co-Founder of Bet Hero, a sports betting analytics platform used by thousands of bettors to find +EV opportunities and arbitrage. With a background in software engineering and computer science from FIB (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya), he built Bet Hero to bring data-driven, mathematically-proven betting strategies to the mainstream. His work focuses on probability theory, real-time odds analysis, and building tools that give bettors a quantifiable edge.

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