NBA Betting Splits
Use NBA betting splits to see where both the public and sharp money are going before placing your bets. The tool below breaks down betting activity across NBA games and allows you to view data by spread or moneyline, while also switching between percentage of bets and percentage of handle.
NBA Spread - Tickets %
NBA Spread - Handle %
NBA Sharp Action Tracker
The Same Splits Data Ross Uses, Live
↗ Click any line below to place that exact bet at the listed sportsbook. Your slip auto-populates.
Ticket percentage tells you what the public thinks. Handle percentage tells you what the sharps think. The gap between them is where we make money.
Ross Thornton · Co-Founder · Wise Guy Team
Public Tickets
% of Bets
Who is betting. Driven by name recognition, recent results, and emotion. This is noise.
Money Flow
% of Handle
Where the actual dollars are. Sharps, syndicates, and pros bet large. This is signal.
From The 30-Day Masterclass
The 4 Signs Sharp Money Is Moving
- 1 Tickets and handle disagree When 75% of bets land on Team A but only 50% of the dollars do, the public is small-betting one side while sharps are large-betting the other. Follow the dollars.
- 2 Big handle on the underdog Casuals bet favorites and overs. When real money lands on a dog, somebody who knows something just fired. We pay attention.
- 3 Frozen line despite heavy public action When 80%+ of bets pile on one side and the line refuses to move, the book is showing you who they want to win. We bet with the books.
- 4 Reverse line movement When the public hammers Team A and the line moves toward Team B, sharp money has overpowered retail flow. The book just told you who is right.
The 3 Questions Before Every Bet
From Part 22 of the Masterclass · Ross's filter on every wager
Question 1
Does this fit the system? Public overload, book liability, sharp money alignment?
Question 2
Is my unit size 100% aligned with my bankroll? No emotional sizing?
Question 3
Would I make this bet if I could not watch the game? Pure edge, not entertainment?
