Sharp Money

Sharp Money shows where the money and the tickets disagree.

Every side of a game carries two numbers from our splits provider. Bets is the share of tickets on that side. Money is the share of dollars. When the money runs ahead of the tickets, the average bet on that side is bigger.

The gap is money minus bets, in percentage points. A side gets the Sharp flag when its money runs at least 8 points ahead of its tickets. Only one side per market can carry it: the side with the biggest gap.

Big money means 65% or more of the money, with a gap of at least 5.

The list is sorted biggest gap first, so the strongest disagreements sit at the top. Pick a sport, a market or a flag to narrow it down. Tap a row for the plain English read and the math behind the flag.

The listed price comes with the splits feed, and it has no quote time. Check the number at the book, or on Compare Books, before you act.

Missing numbers never count as zero, and an outage says feed down, never a quiet market. The provider doesn't say how many tickets or dollars sit behind each share, and the page tells you so.

Remember, a flag doesn't identify who bet. It's a reason to look closer, not a pick.

That's Sharp Money, one of the market tools in your WGT workspace.

Find it at wiseguyteam.com.