Changelog

The two densest pages in the app got a performance overhaul. The Game EV comparison table now loads from a dedicated, cache-backed read model that carries only the main-market quotes and EV candidates it needs — so a book-scoped list no longer drags full game-detail data along for the ride. The Odds Screen grid was reworked the same way, paging one slice at a time from the server instead of hauling an entire slate into your browser. Both paint noticeably faster and stay responsive as more games and books come online.

The pool of candidate legs behind the Parlay Optimizer is now paged on the server rather than built and shipped all at once. The leg rail fills in quickly and stays smooth as you scroll deeper, even on sports with a heavy props slate.

The app now quietly preloads feature pages in the background, so moving between sections — odds, props, parlay, the dashboard — lands faster with less of a wait on first open.

You can now pull up a line's movement history right from the Odds Screen and see how the number has moved over time. Open it per outcome on desktop, or for a whole player or game from the mobile headers — so you can tell whether the price you're looking at is drifting toward you or away before you take it.

Lines you've already placed a tracked bet on are now marked across the odds views, so you can tell at a glance where you've got action and avoid doubling up on the same number by accident.

The EVstrike Discord feeds now show decimal odds alongside American on every play, so members who think in decimal don't have to convert in their head.

Switching sport or view on the Odds Screen now shows a loading skeleton instead of leaving the previous sport's grid up, so a slow fetch no longer looks like a frozen page. Fixed the mobile navigation menu taking over the entire screen. And corrected the fair-value math when only a single book is pricing a market, so a lone sharp book anchors the number correctly.

A new full-bleed comparison grid lays every game out against every sportsbook at once — moneyline, spread, and total, with the best available price on each side highlighted and a no-vig fair line pinned alongside. It's built for line shopping: scan a whole slate, spot the book paying the most on the side you want, and tap straight through. Reorder the book columns by dragging to put your books first, filter by All / Today / Tomorrow, and flip to a props×books view. The games grid is free and covers every sport — no 1-sport cap — with player props reserved for Pro. Find it in the sidebar under Odds Screen.

Sport tabs on the Odds Screen now surface every league we cover, not just the ones in season — off-season sports appear dimmed so you can always see the full breadth of coverage at a glance. In the props view the list narrows to the sports we actually carry props for, with any that have no props posted yet pushed aside, so you're never staring at an empty grid.

Betting exchanges and prediction markets — Kalshi, Polymarket, ProphetX, Novig, BetOpenly, and the Betfair/Smarkets/Matchbook exchanges — no longer show up as parlay legs. They either don't offer parlays or price multi-leg tickets through a request-for-quote system, so multiplying their single-leg odds would surface a payout the book will never honor. Dropping them keeps every suggested parlay to prices you can actually take.

A round of interface polish: on the Odds Screen, hovering a book now shows its name while the grip dots carry the drag-to-reorder hint, so the two no longer collide; the date filter swaps the redundant "24h" window for a cleaner All / Today / Tomorrow; and pricing and plan copy across the app now speaks in the same language as the navigation — Game EV and Props EV — so what you see on the pricing page matches what you click in the sidebar.

Build parlays that actually carry an edge. The new Parlay Optimizer is a bet-slip workbench: pull +EV legs from live odds and player props into a slip, and it computes the parlay's true edge accounting for how the legs move together — not the naive assumption that every leg is independent. A Gaussian-copula model with curated correlation priors handles same-game and cross-game combinations (same-game legs are flagged as theoretical unless a real payout is supplied), a Kelly slider sizes the whole ticket, and correlation chips show which legs are lifting or dragging your edge. Prefer it done for you? The auto-optimizer runs a bounded beam search over your candidate legs and hands back the best +EV tickets, ready to stake. Find it at /parlay-optimizer. Pro and Sharp.

New accounts now land in a short welcome wizard instead of a cold dashboard. A few quick steps get EVstrike tuned to you: pick your odds format (American or decimal), set your bankroll and unit size for Kelly staking, choose the sportsbooks you actually bet at so the odds table only shows lines you can take, and pick a plan with your trial. Your progress is saved to your account, so it survives a refresh or a device switch — and you're only walked through it once.

Signal Lab — the backtester that replays steam, reverse-line-movement, and sharp-signal strategies against settled history and reads the verdict by record, ROI, CLV, and equity curve — is no longer Sharp-only. Every tier can now build a strategy and prove whether a signal actually pays before risking a dollar. We also corrected how a standalone signal's direction is read, so backtests grade the right side of the bet.

The fair-line math behind every EV number got more powerful and more configurable. You can now choose the method used to strip the vig — multiplicative, additive, power, and more — from a new devig settings dialog on both the odds and props pages, and Sharp members can save that choice per sport. The Fair Value column is back across the odds table, odds cards, and player-prop detail, so the true no-vig price always sits right next to the market price. Under the hood we tightened the Pinnacle devig and relaxed the consensus quorum so a single sharp book can anchor a fair line when that's all that's available.

A failed renewal no longer knocks you off your plan the moment it happens. When Stripe is still retrying a past-due payment, we now keep your paid tier through a grace window anchored to the invoice — so a transient card decline doesn't interrupt your access mid-retry. A subscription that stays unpaid past the window downgrades cleanly, and the whole failed-payment path is now covered by tests.

A roundup of smaller fixes and touch-ups: the Bet Parlay button now builds the correct sportsbook deep link with every leg included; Kelly stakes display in the right unit inside Signal Lab; the reverse-line-movement hint reads more clearly on both the RLM page and its Learn guide; BetOnline joins the supported book lineup with its logo; an odds-page filter glitch is fixed; and the Parlay Optimizer's navigation icon got a cleaner look in both the sidebar and the mobile menu.

A new American / Decimal toggle flips every price across the app — the odds table, player props, the dashboard, and your bet slip — into the format you actually think in. Set it once in the stats strip or account settings; your choice is saved to your account and synced across devices. The bet slip honors it live: open a draft leg, switch the format, and the odds you've already typed convert in place so nothing has to be re-entered.

The EVstrike referral program took a big step forward. Affiliates get a dashboard that tracks their referral link, sign-ups, and earnings status at a glance, backed by a full admin suite for reviewing applications, assigning promo codes, flagging accounts, and managing payouts. The foundation for rewarding the people who bring sharp bettors to EVstrike.

To keep the free tier genuinely free, the public tools and Learn guides now show ads for logged-out and Free visitors — Pro and Sharp stay completely ad-free. Everything runs through Google's certified consent flow (Consent Mode v2): nothing personalized loads until you choose, and the correct GDPR (EEA/UK) or US-state privacy prompt appears automatically by region. You can revisit your choice anytime from the footer.

The landing page, the free calculators (EV, arbitrage, odds converter, no-vig), and every Learn guide are now pre-rendered to static HTML. They paint their content instantly instead of waiting for the app to boot, and each ships a unique title, description, and rich structured data so search engines — and link previews — understand exactly what the page is. Faster for you, far easier to find for everyone searching for these tools.

More Signal Lab polish, a fix to how sharp-signal direction is read, and smarter ordering of sharp books on markets with no current edge so the most relevant prices surface first. Behind the scenes, a new pruning job trims stale backtest shadow-bet data so Signal Lab stays fast as the graded history grows.

Refreshed nav pills in the sidebar and mobile navigation, correct tab selection when you open a page from mobile, more reliable mobile push-alert delivery, Betfair added to the supported book lineup, and a broad sweep of UI polish.

You can now set an alert on any sharp signal and get pinged the moment it fires — steam moves, reverse line movement, the Sharp Signal feed, and your own saved strategies — delivered by email and push. Tune exactly what qualifies (signal type, sport, magnitude, book counts, and more) so you only hear about the setups you actually care about.

A new bell in the top bar gathers every alert that's fired into one place, with an unread badge so you never miss one. Open it for a running feed of your recent alerts — newest first, infinite-scrolling — and jump straight to the full history. Paid tiers.

Every sharp signal is quietly logged as a shadow bet and graded when the game settles. Signal Lab lets you build a strategy in a step-by-step console — signals, bet model, staking, and filters — replay it against that settled history, and read the verdict: record, ROI, CLV, an equity curve, and a breakdown of which signal actually carried the edge. Sharp tier, opening up as the graded dataset deepens.

Strategies you build in Signal Lab can be saved and reused: apply one to filter your live Sharp Signal, steam, and RLM feeds down to only matching signals, or attach an alert to it — and it remembers your whole setup. We also added Learn guides for Sharp Signal and Signal Lab, with annotated walkthroughs of how everything fits together.

Player props are now graded against a leave-one-out weighted consensus of the sharpest prop books — FanDuel and DraftKings leading, with Pinnacle, a no-vig reference, and BetOpenly in the mix — instead of Pinnacle alone. The blend is devigged with a power model and only surfaces an edge when it clears real actionability bars: enough contributing books (quorum), the required anchor book present, and a sane market width. Consensus is now the default basis for props across the board — the props list, player detail, and the dashboard spotlight. Sharp members get a gear-icon devig dialog to tune the model per sport: per-book weights, devig method, quorum, and which books are mandatory — with one-tap reset per sport or across the board.

We added a new class of US books: betting exchanges and event-contract markets — BetOpenly, NoVig, Kalshi, Polymarket, and ProphetX. These are peer-to-peer markets where you trade against other bettors instead of the house, so their pricing carries little to no vig and is often sharper than a traditional sportsbook. They flow through the odds table, props, and line shopping like any other book — and two of them, NoVig and BetOpenly, now help anchor the Consensus fair line that grades your prop edges.

Tap "Ask Vega" on any best-bet ticket — on both odds detail and player prop detail — and Vega does live web research (injuries, matchups, recent news) and writes up a structured read — the matchup, the injury/news picture, how it reads the sharp signals, and whether the research backs the edge — grounded in the exact EV%, odds, and sharp signals the app already computed. Vega knows whether the edge was graded on the Pinnacle or Consensus fair line and reasons accordingly. Ratings are metered by credits with a monthly allowance (10 on Pro, 20 on Sharp); you confirm before any credit is spent, and every past rating lives at Account → Vega where you can re-open it for free. Reachable from any best-bet card or the user menu. Pro and Sharp only.

Your player-prop EV alerts now evaluate against the same Consensus fair line you see on the props page — not the older Pinnacle-only math — so an alert and the prop page never disagree. Sharp members' alerts honor their saved per-sport devig tuning, and every alert respects the books you've hidden, so you're never pinged about a price at a sportsbook you don't use. Alerts only fire on edges that clear the Consensus actionability bar, cutting noise from thin or unreliable blends.

The Props Edge channel in the EVstrike Discord now grades every player-prop play with the Consensus model instead of the legacy Pinnacle-only calculation, so the signals you get in Discord line up with what the app shows. Game-market EV, arbs, steam, and reverse-line-movement feeds are unchanged.

Game alerts and prop alerts are now strictly independent. A game-market rule (moneyline, spread, total) will never fire on a player-prop market, and a player-prop rule will never double-fire on a game market. Previously the two could cross over and surface an alert from the wrong market type.

The arbitrage page was rebuilt around a denser, faster layout. A new KPI strip across the top surfaces live arb count, best edge, average edge, props count, and last-updated time in a single scannable row. The page header slims down to an eyebrow + tagline so the content takes over immediately. The old two-column hero + stats panel is gone — replaced by a focused hero execution card for the top arb and a compact ticker list beneath it showing every active opportunity sorted by edge. Team abbreviations appear throughout so matchup cells never overflow. Skeleton states were updated to match the new layout.

Clicking "Straights" on an arb opportunity now stages both legs as a named batch of straight bets rather than two independent slip entries. Each leg receives a pre-calculated stake (derived from the Kelly-split arb allocation, rounded to the cent) and a shared batch label so you can see at a glance they belong together. The button label changed from "Slip" to "Straights" to make the intent explicit.

The odds list and props browser now use dedicated server-side list endpoints (`/api/Sports/odds-list`, `/api/Props/list`) instead of pulling every game or prop into the client at once. Both endpoints accept sport, market, sort, page, and pageSize parameters, and props additionally supports free-text search, min-EV filter, arbs-only, and sharp-only flags. Initial load is dramatically faster and memory use stays flat as data volumes grow.

A new help popover sits in the chart toolbar explaining every interaction: click to hide a book, right-click / hold for book detail, drag to pan, scroll / pinch to zoom, double-click / double-tap to reset. On mobile, tapping a book legend now opens a bottom sheet with the full detail — open price, current price, peak, low, and a 6-hour sparkline — so you get the context that previously required a right-click on desktop.

The dashboard EV spotlight was occasionally showing the same opportunity more than once when multiple books shared the best price. Fixed — each game now appears at most once in the spotlight list.

Very small Kelly suggestions (under 0.05u or $0.05) were rounding to "0u" or "$0" — unreadable and alarming. They now display two decimal places (e.g. "0.02u" or "$0.03") so the suggestion is always legible even at low bankroll fractions.

Every +EV opportunity now ships with a Kelly suggestion: a single line that tells you exactly how much of your bankroll to wager given the measured edge, computed from Pinnacle's no-vig probability. Set your bankroll and a fractional-Kelly scaler (¼, ½, ¾, or full) once in account settings — suggestions appear inline on odds cards, the odds table, both player prop detail layouts, and inside the new Kelly Quick Panel for one-tap stake adjustments. A first-run onboarding tooltip walks you through the controls. Pro and Sharp only.

Player props get a prop-tuned Sharp Meter on both desktop and mobile detail pages. A 0-to-100 read on which side sharp money is on, recalibrated for prop markets: alt-line consistency, book-count depth, no-vig fairness, and line movement all feed in. Hover the meter for a per-signal breakdown explaining how each component contributed. Each ledger row now carries a sharp-leaning indicator so you can spot the prop sides the market is really pricing.

A new pill toggle in the stats strip and mobile nav flips every stake, profit, and Kelly suggestion across the app between dollars and units. Set your unit size in account settings and the entire bet tracker, ROI summary, and Kelly strip switch instantly. Preference is per-account and synced across devices.

The account page got a full rebuild — cleaner section hierarchy, a sticky in-page nav for jumping between Profile, Subscription, Display, Books, Kelly, and Notifications, and tighter form controls throughout. Every setting now has clear inline help, and the Kelly + Display panels were built with the new layout from the ground up.

A new help-popover component shows up next to the trickier stats — Sharp Score, Kelly fraction, no-vig fairness — with a tap-to-open explanation, the formula, and a note on how to read it. No more guessing what "0.32u @ ½ Kelly" means.

The props browser got a sweep: filters lay out cleanly on mobile, the sport switcher respects free-tier gating, and the list now sorts deterministically when EV ties so you stop seeing prop rows shuffle on every odds push.

Free accounts now have a single picked sport that flows consistently across the dashboard, odds switcher, and props list — switch it once and every gated view updates. Locked sports show a clear upgrade prompt instead of an empty state, and the dashboard's EV spotlight now respects the same gating so you don't see teases for sports you can't click into.

A small bottom-right card now appears once per device asking whether you want to allow analytics cookies. Accept or Decline are equally prominent — no dark patterns. Your choice persists, and you can change your mind anytime via the new Cookie Settings link in the public footer. Declining genuinely stops tracking — we honor it via Microsoft Clarity's Consent API, not just by hiding the banner.

We added Microsoft Clarity to understand how users navigate the product, where they get stuck, and which features matter. Sensitive screens are masked at the source: account settings, billing, the bet tracker, every admin tool, and the affiliate dashboard never transmit any rendered content to Clarity. Your email and display name in the sidenav are also masked. We only ship the analytics script after you accept cookies.

Privacy policy now lists Microsoft Clarity in the third-party processors table and explains exactly what is collected, what is masked, and how to withdraw consent. Terms of Service updated to match. Both documents link out to the Microsoft Privacy Statement.

Replaced the legacy prop detail layout with the dual-ledger trading-floor pattern from odds detail. Over and Under sit side-by-side at the same line, each as its own ranked book column with best-EV at the top, an EV bar, and Slip + Bet Now actions inline. A centerline spine stamps the active line. A Prop Line Ladder lets you pivot the whole ledger to any available line in one tap, and a game-wide Top Edge ticket surfaces the single best +EV play across every market for this player. On mobile, an Over/Under segmented control swaps sides above one full-width ledger. The player header was rebuilt around a sharp-bordered photo + team-badge corner, matchup with team logos and abbreviations, and a numbers terminal (Markets / +EV / Top Edge / Arbs / Books).

Every book row across odds detail and player prop detail now responds to live pushes the moment they land: prices flash green or red when they change, a directional arrow sits next to the price showing this cycle's movement, and the ledger re-sorts when a book overtakes another. Game Snapshot, Sharp Meter, Best Bet, and Top EV stats all refresh from the same push.

Replaced the legacy per-book card grid with a dual-ledger trading-floor layout. Each outcome side of the line gets its own column with books stacked best-EV → worst, ranked numerically, with the top price flagged in amber and a per-row EV bar showing how far the edge stretches. On 2-outcome markets (moneyline, spread, total) a centerline spine stamps the active line magnitude between the columns; 3-outcome markets like soccer h2h fan into equal columns. Team logos and abbreviations replace cluttered full names — no more "Los Angeles Lakers" eating header space.

A single hero ticket above the market tabs surfaces the best positive-EV play across every market in the game — moneyline, spread, total, all checked together. Shows the outcome, line, price, EV%, and sportsbook in one terminal-style strip, with one-tap Add to Slip and Bet Now @ Book buttons. If the top bet lives in a market or line you're not currently viewing, a "View" pill jumps you there and auto-opens the movement chart for that outcome.

Every book row that has a deep link gets a Bet button that opens the sportsbook with the exact selection pre-loaded — no more hunting through their app for the line you just saw. Works on the Top Bet ticket, in the per-row actions, and on the props best-EV CTA.

Some deep links need your state or province to resolve (DraftKings, FanDuel, etc). Previously the click silently dumped you into the slip dock with no explanation. Now a focused modal pops up — pin icon, clear "Pick your state to bet on [Book]" headline, single state picker with US + Canada optgroups. Once set, it's remembered for every subsequent click. You only see the modal once.

Tap any outcome head or book row to chart its movement — the chart panel auto-scrolls into view so you never have to hunt for it. Outcome mode plots every book on that side; book mode plots the same book's prices across both outcomes of the line. The chart stays docked beneath the ledger and refreshes live as new odds stream in via SignalR.

Spread and total markets show a Line Ladder of every available line as compact rungs — sharp (Pinnacle) lines marked with a diamond and labeled, alt lines showing book-count depth, and any line with positive EV stamped with that EV%. Clicking a rung pivots the entire ledger to that line. Each book row carries a tiny 1-hour sparkline showing recent direction (green up, red down, grey flat).

Game header on mobile now lays the matchup as a clean 3-column grid (home logo · @ · away logo) instead of a cramped flex row. Sharp Score KPI tile spans correctly on small screens and reads horizontally instead of stacking awkwardly.

Hide sportsbooks you don't have an account at so your odds table, EV calculations, and arb feed only surface lines you can actually bet. Manage your exclusions from account settings — changes apply across every market view instantly.

Every live and settled ticket in your bet slip now has a Share button. Generates a stunning, brand-tuned image card — sized perfectly for X (16:9), with parlays auto-flipping to square when they get long. Live tickets get a "Live Ticket" pill in amber; cashed tickets get a green CASHED stamp with sparkles + a glowing W watermark; busted tickets get a quiet red treatment. The card composes selection + point (so "Over 7.5", not just "Over"), surfaces market type and sportsbook, and lays parlay legs out cleanly with win/loss markers. Download, copy to clipboard, or native share.

The history tab's parlay rendering was way off — selections jammed into one line with no leg context. Now each parlay leg gets its own row with a status-colored badge (green ✓ for won, red ✕ for lost), the full selection with point, and the market + matchup underneath. Single bets get the same indigo-header treatment for visual rhythm across the tab.

Tightened spacing, sharper status indicators, and faster scan-ability across the live arbitrage feed and dashboard arb card. Profit % stays the visual hero, with book pairs and stake splits sitting comfortably beneath without competing.

Accidentally deleting a tracked bet used to be one click away — now there's a proper confirm dialog with the bet's name, a clear "Keep / Delete bet" choice, and ESC + backdrop dismissal. Same pattern will roll out to other destructive actions over the next releases.

The Fair Odds column was displaying Pinnacle's vigged price instead of the vig-removed odds. Fixed — the number now matches the true no-vig probability shown beneath it, making EV comparisons accurate at every line.