💰Wallet
The wallet allows you to add and manage your sportsbook accounts as well as your money apps (Cash). The wallet initially appears on the dashboard, but can be modified in the Wallet Settings. We'll take a look at both.
Wallet Settings
My Sportsbooks
This panel allows you to view your currently active sportsbooks and their balances.
All Books
This panel allows you to select which books to add to your wallet. Simply click on one of the books to toggle its' status. There are also options for quickly turning all books on or off.
Sportsbook Settings
The sportsbook settings allows you to set the default rounding, default bet amount, and bet-type specific bet amounts.
Default Bet Amount
This is the largest amount of money that will be placed on one side of a bet. The other side will never exceed this amount.
Example #1: Default bet is set to $500, an arb appears with odds of -110 and +130, $500 will be placed on the -110 side and $415 will be placed on the +130 side for a profit of $39.50
Example #2: Default bet is set to $500, an arb appears with odds of +105 and +120, $500 will be placed on the +105 side and $466 will be placed on the +130 side for a profit of $59.00
Bet Amount By Type
This is a more advanced version of default bet amount that allows you to set different bet amounts for different market types.
Default Bet Rounding
This is the amount that wagers will be rounded to. Choose between rounding to nearest $1, $5, $10, or none.
Bet Rounding $1: A bet of $589.04 will be rounded to $589, A bet of $535.78 will be rounded to $536
Bet Rounding $5: A bet of $314 will be rounded to $315, A bet of $302 will be rounded to $300
Bet Rounding $10: A bet of $602 will be rounded to $600, A bet of $608 will be rounded to $610
It's recommended that you use one of the rounding options as sportsbooks will flag/limit accounts that are making exact bets (i.e. $102.45) as it's usually indicative of arbitrage betting.
Custom Sportsbook Settings
You can also set custom default bet/rounding amounts for individual sportsbooks. This is useful for when you want to use lower/higher amounts on a specific sportsbook, while the rest are using the general default amounts.
To set custom amounts:
Click on the sportsbook icon on the dashboard wallet or inside of wallet settings
Select 'custom' for the bet amount
Fill in the bet amount in the entry box
For bet rounding, select a custom rounding amount or leave it at default
Additionally, there is a setting at the bottom called "Odds Display". This is a very useful feature for books that are known for limiting players very quickly.
All will display both positive and negative odds for that book in arbitrage opportunities
+ Odds will display ONLY positive odds on this book (favored to lose)
- Odds will display ONLY negative odds on this book (favored to win)
If you're using a book that is prone to limiting players, setting that book to + Odds will help in extending the life of it before getting limited.
Balance Tracking
In the top right hand corner, you will be able to view your total balance across all of your sportsbooks. Below that, you will see a list of 'low balance' books. These are books that do not have enough money on them to fill the full default bet amount.
Wallet on the dashboard
There is a collapsible version of the wallet on the left hand side of the dashboard. The sportsbook bar allows you to view your current books and their status. The button on the left hand side of each book shows their status. You can click this button to turn the book on or off on the fly. Clicking directly on the sportsbook opens up the book specific settings above:
Green - Book is ON and has sufficient balance
Red - Book is ON but has LOW BALANCE
Grey - Book has been turned off
When a sportsbook is turned ON, arbs correlating to that book will be shown in the arb panel
When a sportsbooks is turned OFF (icon is dimmed), arbs correlating to that book will NOT be shown in the arb panel
Using this image allows you to rotate through the different state of the sportsbook list, each displaying different information. 
Collapsed Mode:
Balance Mode:
Full display mode:
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