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EV finder

An estimate only — most bets lose. EV is maths, not a prediction. A bet with a positive EV figure can still — and usually does — lose.

What it is: a list of bets at one bookie, sorted by EV (expected value). EV is a maths estimate of how a bet might go on average over a very long run, worked out by comparing the bookie’s price with Betfair’s.

Why it helps: it saves you comparing hundreds of prices by hand to see where a bookie’s price stands out against the exchange.

The EV finder: a list of runners across races with the bookie price, Betfair lay price, value on $50 and EV percentage.
The EV finder for one bookie.
  1. Click the EV finder tab.
  2. Pick a bookie with the picker at the top.
  3. Use Min EV and Min lay size to hide the smaller ones.
  4. Stake changes the dollar figures (for example, $50).
  • It doesn’t mean a runner will win.
  • It doesn’t mean you’ll come out ahead — on one bet or many.
  • Prices move fast. The figure can be gone by the time you reach the bookie.

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Odds compares prices only. It is not a bookmaker, takes no bets and does not tell you what to back. Prices come from licensed Australian bookmakers' public sites and can change at any moment; always check the price with the bookmaker before you bet.

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