FAQ


  1. What are limits and how do I avoid getting limited?

     A limit prevents bettors from betting more than a maximum amount. When you have a fresh account, you have no limits (or no more than a normal user). Once a bettor raises some red flags, a sportsbook will begin to limit that bettor. Here are some reasons a sportsbook might limit a bettor:
    • Mistake lines - If you hit obvious mistake lines (such as ones in which a -200 bet is +200 and the +/- got flipped)
    • Sharp betting - If you consistently beat the closing line value (CLV)
    • Prop Markets - If you put a lot of action on markets like player props or alt-lines. These markets don't see as much action as mainline markets (moneyline/total/spread) and so they may raise a red flag if you begin to bet them and beat their CLV consistently.
    In order to avoid getting limited, I recommend tackling a sportsbook in phases:
    • Phase 1: Promos/Mainline - Stick to promos and mainline markets (unless a promo is for a non-mainline market). If you need to build up your bankroll, you can hedge promos to guarantee a profit (but be sure to hedge on a separate sportsbook). One benefit of mainline promo hedging, is that the book you are hedging on will see your wager as a "normal" bet. If you do this enough, a site like DK might even make you VIP and give you even better promos. In this phase, you can keep this going for a while, as you play promos and hedge your sportsbooks against each other with mainline wagers. In VA (we have a lot of sportsbooks here), I made about $20k in this phase in my first 3 months, only hedging mainlines/promos.
    • Phase 2: +EV/Props - Once the VIP and promos have dried up, you will likely have made a substantial amount of money already on the sportsbook. But you have much to still make. In this phase, you now begin to bet +EV on mainlines, player props and alt-lines. Eventually, you will get limited on the sportsbooks. Some books will limit you so much, that it may not be worth your time to sign-in to bet on a +EV play. Other books are generous with their limits and still allow you to put down a decent amount, relative to other books. I made about $35k in +EV alone in months 4-6 of my sportsbetting adventures.
    +EV betting on prop markets is more profitable than hedging promos, but it is important to not rush into it on a fresh account. There is a lot of money to be made on many books with their promos and potentially even VIP programs, first. By sticking to mainline markets, you can help ensure you squeeze profits out of both phases. If you understand the risks of betting prop markets, you can click here to change the default value of the "Mainlines Only" checkbox on the tools' pages.

  2. Once I get limited on a book, when do I stop using the sportsbook?

    It could be good to think of it in terms of EV$/hour (amount of average expected profit you are expected to earn on a typical (limited) bet vs how long it takes you to place the average bet on that book).

    Is the expected value ($) meeting your minimum $/hour to make it worth it?

    For example:
    • Limited to $10 and 10% +EV = $1 EV$
    • Takes 2 minutes from the time it takes to seeing the play, to placing the bet.
    • 60/2 = 30 * $1 = $30/hr
    If someone's opportunity cost (the best other thing they could be doing instead of betting on that book) is higher than $30/hr, then it may be worth avoiding plays from that book that isn't at least above a certain EV$/EV% amount. An opportunity cost could be a job, another side hustle, a hobby, playing a video game/relaxing/unwinding, spending time with family, going for a walk, working out, etc and doesn't even need to be something that makes money. For those alternative opportunities that don't make money, you'd need to estimate their $/hr to be able to compare to other opportunities that do make money (like +EV betting on a limited book).


  3. What is a Risk-Free Bet?

     This is a bet that you can place and if you win, you win your bet as if it was a normal bet. But if you lose your risk-free bet, you get a reward (such as a free bet, bonus, insurance).

  4. How do I convert a Risk-Free Bet?

     You can convert a risk-free bet by hedging a certain amount on another sportsbook. Use the Risk-Free Bet Tool to find the best conversions. The higher the HV%, the more profit you can guarantee. And then plug those numbers into a risk-free bet calculator to see how much you need to bet on the other sportsbook in order to end up with the same profit, no matter which team wins. If your Risk-Free Bet wins, there is nothing more you need to do. If your Risk-Free Bet loses, you'll receive a free bet that you can then convert using the Free Bet Tool and a free bet calculator. The risk-free bet calculator ensures the same profit, even if your risk-free bet wins or loses (and you receive a free bet that you need to convert).

  5. What is a Free Bet?

     A free bet is a token you can use to place a bet. If the free bet loses, it loses like a normal bet. If the free bet wins, you receive the profit from the bet, but not the stake. For example, if you have a $100 free bet and you are placing it on +100 odds for a team to win. A normal bet would show as a $100 profit if the bet wins, and a $200 payout ($100 profit + $100 of your initial stake). A free bet would show as a $100 profit if the bet wins, and a $100 payout ($100 profit + $0 of your initial stake). A free-bet does not return your stake if you win because it is a free bet.

  6. How do I convert a Free Bet?

     A free bet can be converted to guaranteed profit by hedging on another sportsbook to convert a % of the free bet to cash. You can find the best free bet conversions using the Free Bet Tool. You can then plug those into a free bet calculator to determine how much to wager/hedge on the other sportsbook.

  7. What are the Sportsbook House Rules?

     Every sportsbook has a set of house rules. Sportsbook house rules are a set of guidelines that govern how a bet will be settled/voided. These rules are established by the sportsbook operator. Here is a tentative list of major differences that you should be aware of when hedging/arbing:
    • NBA/NFL 4th Quarter Markets - FanDuel and Caesars do not include overtime in its 4th Quarter markets. Most other books do include overtime. Caesars also has separate other Quarter markets that are cumulative (including all time up till the end of the specified quarter).
    • NBA First Basket vs First Field Goal - The "First Basket" market includes free throws. The "First Field Goal" market excludes free throws.
      • First Basket - FanDuel, DraftKings, theScore Bet, Hard Rock, PointsBet, Novig and Caesars
      • First Field Goal - BetRivers, BallyBet, BetMGM and Fanatics
    • MLB Pinch Hitters - If a player does not start but bats at any time, FanDuel will make that bet stand. Most other books will void any batter who does not start. To play around this you should check if your player is in the starting-lineup. If they are, then you should be good. If the starting lineup isn't out, yet, then FanDuel's odds may be much longer because that player may have a higher non-start/pinch-hit risk. (Update: FanDuel recently switched in spring 2026 to, "Listed player must be included in the starting lineup for bets to stand.")
    • MLB Action vs Listed Pitcher vs Both Pitchers - Most MLB bets are Action, meaning that the bets will stand, even if the starting pitcher changes. But be aware if you ever make a bet that specifies "Listed Pitcher". Those bets would void if the listed pitcher does not start. And same if the bet specifies "Both Pitchers", those bets would void if either of the 2 pitchers don't start.
    • NHL Shots on Goal - FanDuel's Alternate Shots on Goal market does not include overtime. (Update: FanDuel recently switched in fall 2023 to allow this market to include overtime)
    • Tennis Moneyline (retirement) - If a player retires partway through the match, some books will void a moneyline wager if not enough of the match has been played. If the minimum has not been played, the bet voids.
      • One Set - DraftKings (ATP/Men's), FanDuel, PointsBet, BetMGM, Kambi
      • Full Match - DraftKings (WTA/Women's), Caesars
    • Tennis Weather Delays - If a tennis event is post-poned, all bets stand for most sportsbooks (ie. DraftKings, PointsBet, FanDuel, BetMGM, Barstool, Kambi). However, there are some, like Caesars, that will void if the event is not completed within one week.
    • Tennis Futures - If a player withdrawals from a tournament, sportsbook handle tennis future bets a few different ways:
      • Refund - DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM
      • Refund with possible deduction - PointsBet, Caesars
      • Graded as a loss - Kambi
    More details on the difference between Tennis house rules can be found at this ActionNetwork's article.

  8. If I click on a link to a sportsbook on CNO, will they know I came from CrazyNinjaOdds.com?

    No. CrazyNinjaOdds is intentionally designed so sportsbooks cannot see that you came from this site. This helps protect user privacy and reduces the risk of sportsbooks limiting users simply for using CrazyNinjaOdds.


    How CrazyNinjaOdds handles this

    There are two cases to handle on CNO:

    • Direct external links
    • Redirect-based deeplinks

    Direct external links

    For normal outbound links, CrazyNinjaOdds uses the following on all sportsbook links: 

    rel="noreferrer noopener"

    This prevents the browser from sending the HTTP Referrer header.


    Normally, if you were to click on a link without that property, the sportsbook would know that you came from www.CrazyNinjaOdds.com by using the HTTP Request's "referrer" header. But I set direct external links to include the property, rel="noreferrer noopener". This means the browser will not pass that header in with the request. And the "Referrer Policy" will be sent as "no-referrer".

    All external links are set to open in a new tab/window. This can make it difficult for you to test the above yourself in Chrome devtools' Network tab. So, here is a link to www.whatismybrowser.com that has the, "rel='noreferrer noopener'" attribute but doesn't open in a new tab/window, for you to test it yourself in Chrome devtools (on a site that isn't a sportsbook).

    Compare that to a normal link that does not contain "rel='noreferrer noopener'": www.whatismybrowser.com

    Redirect-based deeplinks

    For add-to-betslip deeplinks, CrazyNinjaOdds routes the user through a redirect endpoint. Before redirecting, the server explicitly sets the Referrer-Policy: 

    Response.Headers["Referrer-Policy"] = "no-referrer";

    Then performs the redirect: 

    Response.Redirect(url);

    CrazyNinjaOdds provides a test mode that uses the same redirect logic as the sportsbook redirects:

    redirect/deeplink.aspx?test=1

    This redirects to whatismybrowser.com. The page should show "no referrer".


    How you can verify this yourself on any site

    You can also verify this on any site that has a deeplink to a sportsbook. When testing any sportsbook deeplink, it’s best to use a sportsbook that does not limit or that you would never use anyways.
    Open Chrome DevTools (Ctrl+Shift+I or right-click → Inspect), go to the Console tab, then type: 

    document.referrer

    If the referrer is hidden, this will return an empty string ('').




  9. Can I play both sides of a bet on the same sportsbook?

     It is not recommended to play both sides of a bet on the same sportsbook. Some sportsbooks, such as Caesars, will promo ban people that hedge promos to guarantee a profit. They will even ban if it is done from different accounts that are in the same household or linked in another way, such as affiliate codes. It is also more profitable if you hedge on another sportsbook, as you will have better odds and be able to make for a better conversion, meaning more profit.

  10. What is the Devigger?

     The Devigger is a calculator that can estimate the value of a bet. If a bet has positive expected value, then there is no need to hedge it. If you make 1,000 positive expected value bets, the law of large numbers states that you are much more likely to be in the positive, and hopefully close to the sum of your bets' expected value. These bets are not guaranteed, however, so they tend to be much smaller bets than your hedging bets. I recommend you use Kelly Criterion to help determine how much to wager. Help with using the devigger can be found on the Devigger's help page.

  11. What are the Devig Methods on CrazyNinjaOdds?
    CrazyNinjaOdds has 3 main devig methods:
    1. Liquidity-Weighted - Weighted by liquidity and sportsbook limits. Factors in the limits that change as it gets closer to the game's start time. One or two high-liquidity books can highlight value on the soft books. Reflects market confidence.
    2. Unweighted Market Consensus - Unweighted average/median of all sportsbook prices. Best for finding outliers but since it is an unweighted market average, the outliers can be the sharp book or exchange with high liquidity.
    3. Conservative - The worst-case of the above 2 methods' worst-case variants. The best things from both of the above 2 methods. It highlights outliers that are the soft side in the market. The con is that it is too conservative and it will hide legitimately profitable edges.

    Liquidity-Weighted and Unweighted Market Consensus methods both offer these 4 variants:
    • Multiplicative - Assumes no longshot bias
    • Additive/Shin - Assumes a moderate amount of longshot bias
    • Power - Assumes a lot of longshot bias
    • Worst-case - The longest fair value of the above 3 variants
    More information on the above 4 devig methods can be found on the Devigger's help page.

  12. How do I file a complaint with a sportsbook?

     If you won a bet or promo and the sportsbook is refusing to pay you, you have options. Since sportsbetting is regulated, you can file your complaint with your state's gaming commission. You will want to include screenshots of terms, the bet and chats with the sportsbook's customer support. The more evidence that supports your argument, the better the chance you have to win. Your argument should:
    1. State what you did (ie. I placed a bet for a promo in which betting $10 on the Kansas City vs Baltimore game as my first wager would earn me $200 if either team scored a touchdown (see attached for the promo and its terms)
    2. State what you did to satisfy the bet or promo (ie. I placed a $10 bet on the Chiefs moneyline as my first bet on the sportsbook and satisfied their promo's terms)
    3. State what the sportsbook did or failed to do (ie. The sportsbook did not pay me my bonus money)
    4. State what happened when you contacted the sportsbook (ie. The customer service agent said that the team you bet on had to win)
    5. State why you should win (ie. The promo stated in its terms/ad to
      1. Open a BetMGM Sports Account.
      2. Bet $10 on Kansas City vs Baltimore.
      3. Get $200 if Either Team scores a TD!)
      It also clearly stated "No Strings Attached!"
    6. State what evidence you have to support your claim/argument (ie. I have the screenshot attached as evidence, including the chat log)
    7. State what actions you would like to have done in order to correct this wrong by the sportsbook (ie. I would like my bonus money credited to my account)
    8. Add any additional feelings you have about what the sportsbook did (ie. This is a clear violation of their gaming license and I would like to request that BetMGM's license be revoked. This is horrible and feels like a scam. I hate to think of all of the people that fell for for this scam as well.)
    9. End with a simple "Thank you." (ie. Thank you.)

    If you need help with where to submit your complaint, based on your state, see here.

  13. Where do I file a complaint with a sportsbook?

     If you are filing a complaint with a sportsbook, each state/territory has a different gaming commission to submit your complaint to. Here is a tentative list of where to file your complaint to for each state/territory: If yours is not listed, please let us know in the CNM Discord and we will help to locate it for your state.

  14. What are the college betting laws for my state?

     The college sports betting laws vary from state to state. Some allow in-state school betting. Some don't. Some allow in-state school player props. Some don't.

    Here is a tentative list of the laws, by state:
    State/Territory In-state Teams Player Props DFS/Sweepstakes In-state Teams DFS/Sweepstakes Player Props NCAA Teams
    Arizona Y N ? ? Arizona, Arizona State, Northern Arizona, Grand Canyon
    Arkansas Y Y ? ? Arkansas, Arkansas State
    Colorado Y N ? ? Colorado, Colorado State, Air Force
    Connecticut Yes but only for tournaments Yes (but not for in-state teams/players?) ? ? Connecticut, Central Connecticut, Fairfield, Quinnipiac, Yale, Hartford, Sacred Heart
    Delaware N N ? ? Delaware, Delaware State
    Florida Y N ? ? Florida, Florida State, Miami (FL), UCF, USF
    Illinois N (in-person only) Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Illinois, Northwestern, DePaul, Chicago State, Bradley, Eastern Illinois, Illinois State, UIC, Loyola Chicago, Northern Illinois, Southern Illinois, Western Illinois
    Indiana Y Yes but no live player props ? ? Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame
    Iowa Y Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Iowa, Iowa State
    Kansas Y Y ? ? Kansas, Kansas State, Wichita State
    Kentucky Y Y ? ? Kentucky, Louisville
    Louisiana Y N ? ? LSU, Louisiana, Louisiana Tech
    Maine N N ? ? Maine
    Maryland Y N ? ? Maryland, Navy
    Massachusetts Yes but only for tournaments N ? ? Boston College, Boston University, Harvard, Holy Cross, Northeastern, Massachusetts, UMass Lowell, Merrimack, Stonehill
    Michigan Y Y ? ? Michigan, Michigan State
    Mississippi Y N ? ? Massachusetts, Mississippi State, Southern Miss
    Montana Y Y ? ? Montana, Montana State
    Nebraska Yes but only for out-of-state games N ? ? Nebraska, Creighton, Omaha
    Nevada Y Y ? ? Nevada, UNLV
    New Hampshire N Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Dartmouth, New Hampshire
    New Jersey N Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Rutgers, Seton Hall, Saint Peter's, Fairleigh Dickinson, Monmouth, NJIT, Princeton, Rider
    New Mexico Y Y ? ? New Mexico, New Mexico State
    New York N N Y Y=Fliff,ProphetX;N=Underdog Fantasy,Novig Albany, Army, Binghamton, Buffalo, Canisius, Colgate, Columbia, Cornell, Fordham, Hofstra, Iona, Le Moyne, Long Island University, Manhattan, Marist, Niagara, St. Bonaventure, St. Francis Brooklyn, St. John's, Stony Brook, Siena, Syracuse, Wagner
    North Carolina Y Y ? ? North Carolina, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest
    North Dakota Y Y ? ? North Dakota, North Dakota State
    Ohio Y N ? ? Ohio State, Cincinnati, Ohio, Toledo, Miami (OH), Akron, Bowling Green, Xavier
    Ontario - - - - -
    Oregon No college betting at all, even out-of-state teams N Y Y Oregon, Oregon State, Portland State, Portland
    Pennsylvania Y N Y Y Penn State, Pittsburgh, Temple, St. Francis (PA), Mercyhurst, Saint Joseph's
    Puerto Rico Y Y ? ? -
    Rhode Island N Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Brown, Bryant, Providence, Rhode Island
    South Dakota N N ? ? South Dakota, South Dakota State
    Tennessee Yes (but not for live games?) N ? ? Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Memphis
    Vermont Yes but only for tournaments N ? ? Vermont
    Virginia N N Y Y Virginia, Virginia Tech, VCU, Liberty, Richmond, James Madison, Old Dominion, Hampton, George Mason, Radford, VMI, William & Mary, Longwood, Norfolk State
    Washington N Yes but not for in-state teams/players ? ? Washington, Washington State, Gonzaga, Seattle, Eastern Washington
    Washington D.C. N Y ? ? Georgetown, George Washington, American University, Howard
    West Virginia Y Y ? ? West Virginia, Marshall
    Wisconsin N N ? ? Wisconsin, Marquette, Milwaukee, Green Bay
    Wyoming Y Y ? ? Wyoming

    This table is tentative and relies on user feedback to correct any mistakes or to fill in any columns with a "?" that I am not 100% sure on. And if a state changes how they do things or if a user notices a discrepancy between the table and what they can bet in their state, I'll rely on user feedback to correct these. If you'd like to suggest a change, please comment in this thread in the CNO Discord.

    Check out this GamingToday.com page that makes it easy to understand with a graphic.
    Also check out this Action Network page that lists them.
    And also check out Fanduel's College Rules page.

  15. How can I filter CNO Markets and Events more effectively?

     CNO has a search syntax for "Event Name Contains" and "Market Name Contains" textboxes. See below:

    General Search:
    Typing with no double quotes will automatically add wildcard characters to the beginning and end of your word or phrase.
    Example: Moneyline
    Translation: "*moneyline*"
    This will return anything that contains the word/phrase moneyline, including "1st Quarter Moneyline", "Moneyline 3-way", "Moneyline", etc

    Exact Search:
    Double quotes force the search to exactly as you type it, except for casing.
    Example: "Moneyline"
    Translation: "moneyline"
    This will search for exactly the word or phrase you specify. It will only return "Moneyline".

    Wildcard Search:
    * (asterisks) acts as a wildcard character.
    Example 1: "* Quarter Moneyline"
    Translation: "* quarter moneyline"
    This will return anything that ends with "Quarter Moneyline", including "1st Quarter Moneyline", "2nd Quarter Moneyline". It will not return, "4th Quarter (Excluding Overtime) Moneyline"
    Example 2: "* Quarter*Moneyline"
    Translation: "* quarter*moneyline"
    This will return the same as Example 1 but also include, "4th Quarter (Excluding Overtime) Moneyline" and "4th Quarter (Including Overtime) Moneyline"

    Exclude Search:
    - (dash) will exclude the next word or phrase that comes after it.
    Example 1: -Player
    Translation: exclude "*player*"
    This will return anything that does not contain the word "player"
    Example 2: -"Player*"
    Translation: exclude "player*"
    This will return anything that does not start with the word "Player". This will still return things like, "Team Player First Basket".

    AND Operator:
    Example: Three AND -first
    Translation: "*three*" and exclude "*first*"
    This will return anything that contains "three" but that does not contain "first". So, "Player First Three" will not be returned but "Player Threes" will be.

    OR Operator:
    Example: Bulls OR Bucks
    Translation: "*bulls*" or "*bucks*"
    This will return anything that contains any "bulls" or "bucks" in its name. So, the "Bulls" game and the "Bucks" game.

    Parentheses:
    You can also use "(" and ")" to further your intent.
    Example: Player AND (Points OR Threes)
    Translation: "*player*" and ("*points*" or "*threes*")
    Must contains "Player" and must contain either "Points" or "Threes". This would likely return Player Points and Player Threes markets.


  16. When is CNO down for updates?

     CNO receives maintenance updates to its servers the second Wednesday of every month, from approximately 9PM to 6AM Eastern time.
    Other Wednesdays may also see these updates but those will only be if necessary.
    During this window:
    • If the web server is recieving updates, CNO may appear down/offline.
    • If the database is receiving updates, CNO may display errors if unable to communicate with the database.
    In regard to content updates, I try to do most of my testing on a sandbox-server and push the updates once they are tested/ready. If it's a long update, I save those for night. If there is a bug/error, I try to fix those ASAP.

    CNO may occasionally crash. This would be evident if the "Last Update Time" is greater than 10 minutes. It is rare but when it does, I work to get it back online ASAP.
    You can feel free to let me know in #report-bugs in the free CNM Discord

  17. I cannot Geolocate to any Sportsbook when connected to my Verizon Router

     This is a common issue for people with the Verizon Router model CR1000A. Thankfully, it is an easy fix.

    Go to your web browser (ie. Chrome):
    1. - go to the address: 192.168.1.1
    2. - You may need to choose advanced or something and proceed if you get a red message.
    3. - Put in your admin password (on your router) to login.
    4. - Go to "Advanced > Network Settings > DNS Server" and uncheck “Enable DNS Rebind Protection”. Click Apply. [See Example Screenshot]
    5. - Geolocation should now work for you.

  18. What is the Illinois Wager Tax?

    Short answer: Illinois added a new per-wager tax on online/mobile sports bets starting July 1, 2025. Operators owe $0.25 per bet on their first 20,000,000 online wagers each fiscal year (July–June), then $0.50 per bet on every additional online wager. Some books are passing this through as a per-bet “transaction” fee; others raised their minimum bet instead.

    • Effective date: July 1, 2025 (first payment due with July reporting). However, most operators only began passing the cost through to customers starting on September 1, 2025.
    • What it applies to: Online/mobile wagers only (not in-person retail bets).
    • How it counts: The tax accrues when the wager is placed, regardless of outcome. Parlays/round robins count as one wager; multiple distinct bets on one slip each count separately. Pushes still count; voids/cancellations do not.
    • Who “pays” it: The statute taxes the operator. However, operators may add fees or change minimums; any revenue from those fees must be reported.

    How Illinois books are handling it right now:

    Sportsbook Current IL Approach
    FanDuel Adds $0.50 per wager
    Caesars Adds $0.25 per wager
    DraftKings Adds $0.25 per wager (increases to $0.50 once DK exceeds 20M IL wagers in the fiscal year).
    No fee on:
    • Parlay wagers with a stake of $10+
    • Single wagers with a stake of $50+
    • Bonus bet token wagers
    • Bets by Silver tier or higher Loyalty members
    Bet365 Applies $0.25 fee only on wagers below $10.
    For bets $10 or more, Bet365 covers the fee and you are not charged.
    Circa Sports $10 minimum per wager (no fee)
    BetMGM $2.50 minimum per wager (no fee)
    BetRivers $2.50 minimum per wager (no fee)
    Hard Rock Bet $2 minimum per wager (no fee)
    theScore Bet $1 minimum per wager (no fee)
    Fanatics $0.10 minimum per wager (no fee)

  19. What are Odds Providers?

     An Odds Provider provides odds to one or more books, but may not necessarily be a book themselves.
    Some books that share the same odds provider, may also have slightly different odds due to the state they're in.
    For example, New York has a higher tax and BetRivers will Juice NY lines more than other states due to offset that additional cost.
    The odds for 2 books that share the same odds provider may also differ as it gets closer to the game's start time and the book wants to balance their action/risk.
    However, for the most part, you can often assume a book will have very similar odds if they share the same odds provider.
    For this reason, if CNO is missing a book, you can use another book that shares its Odds Provider.
    • Kambi = betPARX, NorthStarBets, Unibet, BetRivers/SugarHouse (lower juice than the other Kambi books sometimes, meaning better odds)
    • Entain = BetMGM, Borgata, Sports Interaction
    • Scientific Games = Hard Rock (NJ/IA; Not AZ/VA), Betred, FireKeepers
    • PENN Entertainment = theScore, Barstool
    • GAN Sports - WynnBet (the new site)
    • PointsBet - PointsBet, Fanatics
    You can assume the above books have the same (or similar) lines

  20. What sportsbook states have unique odds?

     Some sportsbooks will have unique odds (or higher juiced odds) for some of the states that they operate in. Here is a tentative list of those sportsbooks/states:
    • Caesars = Normal, TN
    • theScore Bet
    • BetMGM
    • BetRivers - Normal, NY, ON
    • DraftKings = Normal, TN
    • FanDuel
    • Hard Rock = Normal (AZ/IN/OH/TN/VA/NJ/FL)
    • PointsBet = Normal (VA), CO, IL, IN, IA, MI, NJ, NY, KS, PA, WV
    • WynnBet (new) = Normal (AZ/MI/NY) - Note: WynnBet recently switched to using GAN Sports for many states and I will work on switching over to GAN sports for these states.
    If your state is not listed separately above and the SportsbookSite offers your state, you can assume it is in the "Normal" category.
    In the future, I will add the sportsbook's lines for the unique states. For now, I only provide the normal states' lines.

  21. Have more questions?

     The best place to ask questions is in the CNM Discord.

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