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# Bet Settings

### Overview

This section covers the Bet mode settings as well as the filters for the dashboard. You can access the settings menu by clicking either the gear in the top right of the wallet, the filters button on the control panel, or the bet mode settings button also on the control panel (at the bottom of the bet feed on the left). The bet mode settings button will correlate to whatever mode you're currently on. If you're on arbitrage, it'll take you the arbitrage settings, for example.

## Arbitrage Settings

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The Arbitrage Settings contain options to sort your arb cards by. You can sort by percentage, with the highest percentage at the top of the list, or by duration with the longest active arb at the top of the list. You can also set a minimum percentage to filter out any arbs that have a lower profit percentage than you minimum. Additionally, you can set the minimum time that an arb has been active to be displayed. For instance, setting it to 20 seconds will only show arbs that have been around for at least that long.

## Positive EV Settings

The +EV Settings allow you to customize your preferences and tailor the algorithm to your liking.  We can split these up into 4 groups.

### **Sharp Books (Default/Custom)**

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* “Sharp” sportsbooks are often the most accurate at predicting odds. By default, we use our predefined list of sharp books. You can use the dropdown to add/remove sharp books and set weights for them.

### **General EV Settings**

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* Just like for other modes, you are able to set a custom sort by, min/max percentage, and min/max odds. &#x20;
* Filter out bets with odds outside your preferred range. For example, if you only want to see odds between -200 and +200, set these here.

### **EV Calculation Settings**

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#### Kelly Crierion

* The Kelly Criterion is a method to decide how much of your bankroll to wager on each bet.
* “Bankroll” is the total amount of money you’re willing to risk.
* “Percentage (0 - 1)” is the fraction of the full Kelly amount you want to wager (e.g., 0.5 = half Kelly).

#### **Devigging**

* Devig Algorithm - The algorithm toggles allow you to choose any combination of the three to be displayed on your EV Calculator. If all options are selected, we will display Additive, Multiplicative, and Power devig results.
* Formula Case - This allows a user to choose between the worst or best case value out of the devig methods you have selected (above).&#x20;

#### Sharp Books Required&#x20;

* This means the minimum number of your “sharp books” that must provide odds for a bet before it shows up.
* For example, if you have 5 sharp books total and set **Sharp Books Required** to **3**, you’ll only see bets that are covered by at least 3 of those sharp books’ lines.

#### One-Sided Lines -&#x20;

* Some markets only have one betting option listed (like a single side of a prop).
* Choose whether to show these “one sided” lines: “Any” (show them all), “Some” (only partial), or “None” (exclude them).

### **Primary Devig Algorithm (Multiplicative / Additive / Best / Worst)** “Devigging” removes the sportsbook’s cut (the “vig”) from the odds. Here are the options:

* **Multiplicative:** A well-rounded choice. Most experienced bettors prefer it because it balances both sides of the odds fairly.
* **Additive:** A simpler approach that subtracts an equal amount of vig from each side. It’s more straightforward but can be less precise.
* **Power**:&#x20;

If you’re unsure, **Multiplicative** is usually your best starting point.

### Over/Under Lines

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The Over/Under EV settings allow you to quickly customize the types of markets being displayed in your feed. These can be further customized in filters.

## Middles Settings

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The Middles Settings allows you to select the gap size of the middle. The gap size is the different between the two bets (over 50.5 and under 52.5 would be a gap of **2**, for example).

## Money Mover (Low Holds) Settings

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The Money Mover Settings allows you select which books you like to move money from a well as the amount and min/max odds on both the sending and receiving sportsbooks.

## Promo Converter Settings

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The Promo Converter Settings allows you to select the book that contains the promo, the amount of money on the promo, and the minimum odds required to place the bonus bet.


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