How To Use the Best of All Suite: A Complete Guide

Best of All is the one page to open when you want the day's best bets across every sport instead of checking each sport's board in turn. This guide walks through each of its tabs. If you're new to the boards themselves, start with How to Use the Value Finders.

What is Best of All?#

Best of All puts every sport's +EV bets in one place: MLB, NFL, NBA and NHL, plus the other sports if you add them. Instead of opening a Value Finder per sport to find today's best spots, you open one.

It's a suite with five tabs:

• Props: every sport's player props on one board.
• Main Lines: every sport's moneylines, spreads, totals and their alternates on one board.
• All-Sports Parlays: parlays built from everything on both boards.
• Insights: the day's biggest market moves, with what our data shows around them.
• Arbs & Middles: arbitrage and middle opportunities across your books.

Props and Main Lines are standard Value Finders: the same columns in the same order as each sport's own board, the same toolbar, Boost, Parlay HQ, presets and mobile cards. Each bet carries a small sport badge next to its name.

Picking your sports#

Above the board is a row of sports. MLB, NFL, NBA and NHL are on by default. The others (WNBA, Golf, Soccer and college sports) are under Add:. Tick one to include it. Those boards are noisier and less certain, so they're opt-in. Your choice is saved, so the page opens the way you left it.

Each sport shows how many bets it has on the board right now. If a sport says:

• no board, it's off-season or its board isn't running right now;
• unavailable, its board couldn't be loaded. That's a loading problem, not a quiet day, so check back in a minute;
• stale, its prices haven't refreshed recently, so they may have moved.

How the boards are sorted#

Like every Value Finder, the boards sort by Conf. Adj. Recc. U, the recommended stake adjusted for how much of the market is pricing the line. Click any column header to sort another way.

Two columns are worth knowing on a cross-sport board:

• Edge (pts) is how many points of win chance you have over the price. It reads the same at any odds, so it's a fair way to compare a hockey prop with a football prop. It's on every Value Finder.
• Conf. Adj. Recc. U weights each sport's books its own way, so it's great for comparing bets within a sport and a little less so across sports. If you want an even mix of sports, sort by Edge.

Min books#

Min books hides lines that too few books are pricing. With only one or two books there's not much of a market to build a fair value from, so the edge is less certain. Nothing is thrown away. The number in brackets is how many bets the setting is hiding, and hovering a sport shows its own count. Lower it to see them.

Your books#

Everything you know from the Value Finders works here: Exclude Books, Must Include, Book Columns, presets, saved filters, unit size and odds format. If you've excluded books on another Value Finder, they're excluded here too. Excluding a book re-prices every line from the books you have left: best book, price, EV and stake.

Exchanges (Kalshi, Novig, ProphetX, Polymarket) are books like any other and can be the best price. Where an exchange charges a fee, you'll see the posted price with a small fee tag, and EV and stakes use the price after the fee. If you don't use a venue, exclude it and the board re-prices without it.

Views#

One click sets the sort and the filters for a way of betting. Your sports, Min books and book filters still apply underneath.

On Props:

• 🎯 High Confidence: the best edges among everyday prices that plenty of books are pricing.
• 💰 Long-Shot Hunter: the best EV % among long odds, with a reasonable number of books pricing them.
• 📈 Biggest Stakes: the largest confidence-adjusted stakes, within a moderate odds range.
• 💎🧠 Double Edge: bets that are +EV on both the market's fair value and the sport's own model. Only sports with a model (MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, WNBA) can match.
• 🔥 Steaming +EV: +EV lines whose price has moved our way in the last 24 hours.
• ⭐ Marquee Markets: the headline props, sorted by stake: MLB home runs; NFL anytime, first and 2+ touchdowns; NBA first basket, double double and triple double; NHL anytime, first and 2+ goals; plus WNBA first basket and soccer anytime goal when those sports are ticked.

The Market and Game filters list each sport's markets and games under its own heading, so you can pick, say, NFL Anytime TD, NHL Goals and NBA Double Double together. A selection shows its sport, like "Assists (NHL)".

On Main Lines: the standard Main Lines views (High Confidence, Value Long Shots, Steaming +EV).

Fair value modes#

FV Mode works like on every Value Finder: pick what the board treats as fair value.

• Market (default): the market's de-vigged consensus. The board shows the +EV bets.
• Model (Props): each sport's own model, the same one its Value Finder uses. Soccer, college football and golf have no model, so their rows show "—".
• Market Average: a reference view, the plain average of every realistic price. It shows the edge "vs Avg" and no stakes.
• Any one book: that book's de-vigged price as fair value. Golf books don't publish one, so golf rows show "—".

Outside Market, the board loads every line for your sports, not just the ones +EV at market, because a bet the market calls fair can be +EV against the model or a sharp book. That takes a few seconds with the default four sports, and longer with soccer ticked (it has the most lines). Custom weights stay on each sport's own Value Finder, since every sport weights its own books.

Movement#

The Movement columns and the Steaming +EV view use each sport's own line-movement data, the same as its own board. Golf has none, so golf rows show "—".

Using a boost#

Got a profit boost, an odds surge, a no-sweat bet or a bonus bet? Open Boost, pick the book and the promo, the same as on any Value Finder.

On the Props and Main Lines tabs a boost does one thing more than on a single-sport board: it searches every line that book is offering on that tab's board for the sports you've picked, including lines that aren't +EV without the boost, because a boost can turn them into the best place to use it. Otherwise it works exactly like every Value Finder's boost: Best Odds, EV% and the Recc. U columns change in place to the boosted numbers, and the board sorts by Conf. Adj. Recc. U, the recommended stake.

Max stake, in units#

Most promos have a max stake. Enter it in Max stake, in units, or in dollars if you've set Unit $ on the board ("$25 max = 1.0u at your $25 unit"). The Recc. U columns on boosted lines then stop at your max, because that's the most you can bet with the promo.

For a bonus bet, enter its value as the max: Recc. U shows that value, and EV% shows what it converts to.

Max stake works on every Value Finder's Boost, not just this one.

Bonus bets and no-sweat bets#

For a bonus bet, the EV column shows the conversion: how much real money you expect per unit of bonus bet. Longer odds usually convert better, because you never get the stake back anyway.

For a no-sweat bet, the refund softens the loss, so prices you'd normally pass on can come out well ahead. The bonus-bet value you enter matters: if you tend to waste bonus bets, use a lower number.

Parlay HQ across sports#

On the Props and Main Lines tabs, Parlay HQ works like on every Value Finder, except legs can come from any sport: a hockey prop and an NBA rebound line can share a slip. The same one-leg-per-game rule applies.

All-Sports Parlays#

This tab builds parlays from everything: every +EV leg on both the Props and Main Lines boards, across the sports you've picked.

• Legs: one leg per game (no same-game parlays), all at one book. Pick the book, or choose ★ Best book to search every book you allow and see the best parlays across all of them.
• Filters: Min books (every leg needs at least that many books pricing it), the odds range for each leg (set by default so parlays aren't stacked with near-certain alternate lines; clear the boxes for no limit), an Alt lines checkbox (on by default; untick it to build from main lines only) and a minimum Edge. Your excluded books are respected.
• Unit $ and max stake: set your unit size and a stake target in units and the parlays are sized and ranked for it.
• Parlay boosts: pick the book and the boost (or a no-sweat) and the search widens to every line that book prices, not just the +EV ones, because legs that aren't +EV on their own can still make the best boosted parlay.

Exchange prices are after fees and a price we've flagged as a likely error is never used. On exchanges the parlay is priced by the exchange itself when you build it, so the real price can differ from ours; the tool says so whenever an exchange is involved. To keep each search fast enough to run in your browser, the optimizer searches the strongest candidates (Lite mode searches fewer, and ★ Best book uses Lite mode per book) and says "searched the top N of M" when it does.

Insights#

The Insights tab shows the day's biggest market moves on MLB, NFL, NBA and NHL (the ones you've ticked), with what our data shows around the time each one moved. Insights refreshes through the day.

• Two lists per section. Props and Main lines each have Moving up (the market now rates it more likely) and Moving down (less likely): the top moves across your sports, with more behind "Show more".
• What counts as a move: the market's change in win chance over the last 24 hours, measured only on books that priced the line both then and now (the same number as the boards' Movement column). Tiny moves are left out. Biggest moves ranks by points of win chance; Long shots ranks props by the relative change, so a +2000 line that's now +1000 shows up even though it only moved a few points (main lines are rarely long shots, so that view is props only).
• +EV moves come first in each list and carry a green +EV badge with the EV %, the recommended stake (Conf. Adj. units) and the best price and book.
• One card per player and market (or per game and market on main lines): its biggest-moving line, and how many other lines moved the same way. For over/under lines the card shows the Over; for a moneyline or spread it shows the team the market moved toward. Main lines are the main spread, total and moneyline only, never alternates.
• The sparkline on each card is the line's fair value (solid) and best price (dotted) over the last 24 hours.
• When it moved: if most of the move happened within a short window, the card says when ("mostly between 2:00 and 3:00 PM ET"); if not, "in the last 24h".
• What our data shows: player news and injury updates, lineup changes, teammates ruled out, goalie changes and confirmations, probable-starter changes, and forecast changes for outdoor games (a real change in wind, rain chance, temperature or conditions). The current goalie, probable starters and forecast are listed under "Now". Facts on each team's side, the player's own team first, then the opponent. A fact is only used if it's from after that team's previous game, so nothing from an earlier game carries over. It's marked After or Coincided with only when it lines up with the move's timing; anything else is "Also in our data before this game". Each card shows the first few, with "+N more". These are facts that sit next to a move, not the reason for it. If we have nothing, the card says "No news in our data".
• On each card: 🎫 adds the bet to Parlay HQ (the same slip as the boards), Bet at … opens the best book's betslip when the book supports it, and Line details opens what the board shows for that line: fair value, every book's price, books pricing it, exchange liquidity, the Movement columns, EV and stakes. Hover a player's name for the same player card as on the boards.

Arbs & Middles#

The Arbs & Middles tab lists two-sided opportunities across the sports you've ticked, re-picked on the books you allow.

• Arbs: the two sides of one line at different books, priced so that backing both locks in a return whichever side wins, after exchange fees.
• Middles: the two sides at different lines, leaving a window where both bets win. A no-loss middle is an arb with that window on top; a cheap middle costs a little if the middle misses but is +EV on our fair value.

Arbs & Middles Controls#

• Show: switch between ⚖️ Arbs and 🎯 Middles.
• Total $: the total you want to put down. Stakes split it across the legs so every winning outcome pays the same. It's remembered on your device.
• Fit stakes to max available (on by default): when an exchange leg can't take your full total at that price, the whole split is scaled down to the most it can take. Retail books don't publish limits, so their legs show no size data · check limits.
• Badges: every opportunity is shown and labeled, and each badge button toggles that group on or off, with its count:
  • ✅ Clean: every leg is close to our fair value and quoted by more than one book.
  • ⚠️ Off-market: a leg is far better than our fair value, usually a stale or wrong price.
  • ❓ Unverified: only one book quotes a side, or there's no fair value to check against.
• Filters: Props, Main lines or both; a minimum margin (arbs) or the most a middle can cost you, down to No-loss only (middles); a minimum max stake (this needs exchange size data, so retail-only rows drop out); how soon the game starts; the sort (clean first, margin, $ at your total, max stake, EV, newest or start time); and Exclude Books. If an opportunity needs a book you've excluded, the line under the controls says how many are hidden.

Reading an Arb or Middle#

• Bet: the player or game, the market and the start time.
• Legs · stakes: each leg's book, side and price, your stake on it, and a Bet button where the book supports betslip links. Exchange legs show the price after the fee ("fee → …") and the dollars available at that price.
• Locks (arbs): the locked return as a percentage and in dollars at your total. Outcome (middles): the locked return or worst case, what you win if the middle hits, the chance of hitting the middle and the EV. A 🔑 marks an NFL or college football spread middle that covers 3 or 7, the margins those games land on most.
• Max stake: the most you can stake in total at these prices, where an exchange reports its size.
• Seen · open: when these prices were last confirmed, and how long the opportunity has existed.

On a phone, each opportunity is a card with the same information.

The tab refreshes itself while it's open. If a sport's board couldn't refresh, a note says so and its arbs are hidden until it does. Prices move fast and most arbs don't last long, so check both prices at the books before you bet.

Good to know#

• Fair value is the market's, the same one each sport's own Value Finder shows, built by removing the vig from every book's price and weighting the sharpest books most.
• Prices we think are errors are never used. If a book posts a price far out of line with everyone else, it's shown with a ⚠️ and never chosen as the best book, boosted or used in a parlay.
• API members: everything on this page is in the Member API as /all/board, including boosts, and Insights as /all/insights.