Welcome to Football Season: College Football Week Zero Arbitrage Opportunity

I’m so happy to see football back and all over our tools here at OddsJam. In this article, I’m going to walk you through an incredible arbitrage bet I placed for the Hawaii vs. Vanderbilt game on Saturday afternoon.

Take a look at this screenshot below from the OddsJam Arbitrage tool.

I placed both sides of this total set at 43.5. At Fliff, the odds on under 43.5 are +590, which is way off from where the other two books are at +280.

Speaking of Fliff, it’s a must-have social sportsbook for everybody, but especially those in states like California and Texas where traditional sportsbooks aren’t legal.

Since Fliff is a social sportsbook, you’re allowed to bet real money and there’s tons of value like this on Fliff every day. You can sign up using promo code “ODDSJAM” for a first deposit match up to $100.

Back to the arb…once I’ve identified the opportunity on the tool here, I use the calculator icon on the left side of the bet to figure out how much to place on each side. I wanted to put $250 on the PointsBet side (the over 43.5), so it told me to put $44.96 on the opposite (under 43.5) side at Fliff.

So in total, I’m risking $294.96 between the two bets. If the game goes over 43.5, the PointsBet side wins and I will be paid out $310.24 there while losing my money on Fliff.

If the Fliff side wins because the game goes under, I will also be paid out $310.24 there while losing my bet on PointsBet.

In other words, regardless of how the game goes I turn $294.96 into $310.24 for a profit of $15.28.

Due to the massive discrepancy in sportsbook odds (their models are screwing up), you can essentially “trade” the sportsbooks just like this into a risk-free profit. It’s like buying a stock for $10 from one customer and then flipping it for $12 to a second customer.

Arbitrage betting is how I made my first $40,000 in sports betting. I used to do it at home every day after work, and so can you.

This is only possible in sports betting since all sportsbooks set lines independently. Sometimes, their models get out of sync with one another. This is clearly one of the times. You just need multiple sportsbooks to take advantage of arbitrage bets.

Making $5 or $10 risk-free here & there may not seem substantial But there are tons of opportunities on a daily basis to make these risk-free profits You just need to move fast as these are inefficiencies in the market.

Just look at how many of these opportunities there are right now. Arbitrage can be a great way to grow your bankroll so I highly recommend checking out the tool.