Pick The Odds Review: Is it worth it?

Pick The Odds is an all-in-one analytics platform designed to support research and analysis workflows commonly used in math-based betting strategies. When I tested the platform, I reviewed every tool from both an introductory and an advanced analytical perspective.

That approach helped me check if the features work for users with different experience levels and betting goals.

Service Tested and Reviewed

Arbitrage Finder

After setting up filters, the first tool I tried was the arbitrage finder.

Each bet slip in its sure bet finder includes every detail you need to judge a betting opportunity. I’ve used several arb-finder services, so I know what experienced bettors expect to make the betting process fast and reliable.

A bet slip displays all basic information: the betting sites involved, the market, the sports event, the start time, the sport, the odds, and the profit percentage. These details make it possible to evaluate an opportunity at a glance.

Pick The Odds adds features that make placing bets faster, something commonly considered important when reviewing arbitrage-style market discrepancies:

• Integrated stake calculator: Enter the stake for one outcome and the tool automatically calculates the stake for the other outcome and the exact profit. This reduces the need for manual calculations and helps limit input errors.
• Redirection feature: Click a market and the arbing software opens the bookmaker’s site with the correct market already in the bet slip. This saves vital seconds when odds move. (I asked them about the redirection method, while I won’t reveal the exact process, they confirmed the redirection is implemented using standard web navigation methods and does not involve automated betting activity.)
• EV icon for overpriced outcomes: A small icon marks which outcome appears overpriced. I haven’t seen this in many other arb finders. That indicator provides an additional reference point when reviewing odds differences, because it highlights where odds look wrong and helps reduce the risk of losing a chance due to shifting prices.

Value Bet Finder (+EV)

For positive EV betting, Pick The Odds provides helpful and advanced tools. The software calculates the “true” odds using multiple methods. You can turn each method on or off in the EV control settings.

Why these devigging formulas matter

Bookmakers apply different house edges to outcomes, so the true odds can vary. These formulas let advanced bettors choose the method that best fits a particular value opportunity. That can support more informed decision-making for users who understand the underlying mathematical assumptions.

Beginners shouldn’t be intimidated: you don’t need to master every formula to explore value-based analytical concepts. The platform lets you start simply and learn the advanced controls over time.

Middles

Middles are another strategy that Pick The Odds supports well. Middles occur when the lines differ between bookmakers in a way that can let both bets win.

Example: One bookmaker offers over 14.5 points while another offers under 15.5 points. If the final score lands at 14 points, both bets can settle favorably under specific score outcomes as you can see on the screenshot below.

Middles can produce uncommon payout scenarios under specific market conditions but they often rely on significant mistakes in pricing. That can increase the chance of bookmakers flagging or limiting your accounts if you use large stakes often.

Pick The Odds’ Middles tool shows many opportunities and includes the essential features to spot and act on middles quickly.

Matched Betting

It includes two dedicated matched-betting tools. Counting the sure bet finder, bonus hunters have three tools they can use to make structured use of bookmaker promotional mechanics.

Both Low Holds and the Free Bet Converter list opportunities that help you meet bonus rollover requirements. The Free Bet Converter also includes a built-in stake calculator to speed up the process and reduce errors.

Additional Features and Services offered

Each service includes a drop-down window for every betting opportunity. Open it and you get the odds for both outcomes plus links to other bookmakers that show the same market. This helps you compare quickly and confirm the best places to place each leg of a bet.

Inside the drop-down menu, two buttons stand out:

• Hide betting opportunity: removes bets you don’t want to see.
• Send to Bet Tracking: saves the bet to your history for later review.

The Bet Tracking feature is still in beta, but it already helps with organizing and reviewing past bets.

Which Bookmakers are Covered?

Pick The Odds is heavily focused on bookmakers available in the USA and Canada. Many bookies are also covered in Europe and other regions, but users in the U.S. and Canada will get the most benefit.

Other relevant country specific guides are arbitrage betting in Canada and Arb finding in the USA.

Right now, this software scans 101 betting sites.
Important note: inside the bookmaker selection filters, each bookie has three icons that provide quick, useful details about:

• Payment processing (how well the bookmaker handles deposits and withdrawals)
• Market coverage (how many markets the bookmaker offers)
• Account behavior indicators (general patterns related to stake limits and account reviews reported by users)

These icons give a useful, compact view of which bookmakers are best suited for different strategies.

Filtering Options

I’ve used over 15 arb and value finders since 2013, and I consider scanning speed and filtering options among the most commonly prioritized features. For advanced users, everything else, interface design, extra features, and even price matters less than quick scanning and precise filtering.

Even so, I was surprised and a bit overwhelmed by how many filters Pick The Odds offers. That depth shows the product is aimed at advanced bettors who need fine control.

The filtering system is divided into useful subcategories. A professional-grade service should include filters for:

• Bookmaker
• Market type
• Timing (pre-match vs. live)
• Leagues
• Sports
• Profitability thresholds and ROI controls

A key advantage is the ability to create multiple saved filters, so you can hide any betting opportunities you don’t want to see and quickly switch between strategies.

Scanning Speed

The scanning speed competes with major services such as BetBurger. In my tests many odds were up to date. That said, no odds screener shows perfect results all the time,  no odds comparison service can reflect real-time market changes with complete accuracy.

Design and Mobile Experience

The design, layout, and mobile friendliness impressed me. I’m a desktop-first bettor, and I could easily find features and data needed for a smooth, fast betting workflow. On mobile the interface is clear and usable, which is helpful when you need to place bets away from your computer.

Redirection to Betting Sites

Redirection tools are essential for advanced arbitrage and +EV betting because they make the whole process faster. I specifically asked them how they handle redirection when users click markets.

While I won’t disclose the exact method, they confirmed the redirects are implemented using standard redirect behavior similar to manual navigation between websites. That makes the redirection feature both safe and valuable.

These settings can be found inside Left Menu > Settings > Quick links

How much does it cost?

Pick The Odds offers four plans: one free plan and three paid plans.

• Free plan: limited but useful for beginners to learn and test the platform.
• Starter Plan — $40/month: best for bettors who focus on a single league and two sportsbooks. Comes with output limits applied to value-based analytical results, which might be low for some users.
• Intermediate Plan — $100/month: increases the ROI limit to 8% and expands the number of bookmakers and leagues available. Note: some limits for arbing features are lifted only partially in this tier (limited for arbing software only). This plan is a good balance for more advanced users.
• Advanced (Advance) Plan — $150/month: removes most analytical output restrictions and opens access to many betting sites. Designed for truly experienced users who need scale and flexibility.

Overall, the plans are structured to support beginners through to professional bettors.

Free Trial

The free trial limits are: 2% profit percentage without delay. This trial version does not have a time limitation, it’s free for life.

15-second refresh delay on the odds screener.

These constraints give beginners a safe space to learn, practice, and become familiar with the platform’s tools before upgrading.

Great news for matched bettors: free bet converter is fully free, not limits at all on any plan at Pick The Odds.

Guides and Learning Resources

Their Learn page includes over 30 guides that explain features and strategies in detail. There are also many short tutorial videos to help new users get started quickly and confidently.

Community

Pick The Odds built a large Discord community for users who still have questions or need help. When learning arbitrage or value betting, asking lots of questions matters, there are no stupid questions. Every new piece of information can help users better understand how bookmakers typically react to different betting behaviors.

Practical Tips and Final Thoughts

• Start with the free trial to learn the interface and test filters.
• Use saved filters so you only see the markets you trade.
• Check the EV icon to spot overpriced outcomes quickly.
• Use the redirection feature but always confirm the odds on the bookmaker before staking large sums.
• Start with smaller test amounts to better understand how the tools and markets behave.
• Use Bet Tracking (even in beta) to review results and improve your process.

In summary, Pick The Odds is a powerful platform that serves both beginners and advanced bettors.

Its wide feature set (arbitrage, value betting, middles, matched-betting tools, heavy filtering, quick scanning, and safe redirection) makes it a comprehensive option for users interested in structured, math-based betting analysis.