A step-by-step walkthrough of the Ungambled app, from setting up your account to your first hedge, bonuses, arbitrage, CLV, the Square Score, parlay hedging and partners. Read it in order, or jump to the part you need.
Start with Onboarding →The three onboarding screens: where you bet, your starting bankroll, and which sportsbooks you already have. Why we recommend a $10,000 bankroll and why you should not open new accounts yet.
A walkthrough of the four Ungambled tiers and who each one is for: Basic, Pro, Consulting and Business.
Ungambled installs as an app on your phone or desktop. Where the install prompt is, where to find it again under Account, and what the desktop app looks like.
What a fresh Ungambled account looks like with zero sportsbooks: the Bonuses page, the Signups tab, and why you need at least two sportsbooks before your first hedge.
Sign up for FanDuel and DraftKings from the app, deposit, record the deposit, and watch your first hedge appear.
The whole hedge screen explained: expected value, the two sides of the bet, possible outcomes, the other options, highest floor profit versus highest EV, and the Place Bets screen.
Once you place a hedge it sits in Open Bets until the game settles. The expected value of the set, the two outcomes, and which one to root for.
Top-level numbers for your whole bankroll and a breakdown per sportsbook. An audit of the demo account after the first hedge.
Click into a single sportsbook for your stats there: open bets, cash balance, net win or loss, bonuses used, your referral link, and the History tab.
Opting in to a 50% profit boost at DraftKings and FanDuel, finding the maximum wager on the promo page, and how the hedges for that bonus appear.
Arbitrage does not use a bonus: the opportunities disappear faster, but there is no limit on how many you can use. Pros, cons, and placing one.
Sportsbooks send private bonuses we cannot see. Every field when you add one yourself: sportsbook, bonus type and amount, minimum odds, expiry, and targeting.
Before and after a Thursday night game, so you can see a hedge go from open to settled and the numbers reconcile on the bankroll page.
CLV is the difference between the odds you bet at and the odds at game time, and it is the number one thing sportsbooks use to decide whether you look sharp.
How to use your lifetime CLV and per-bet breakdown at each sportsbook, and how to tie it into the Square Score.
Every hedge set gets a letter grade from A+ to F for how square it looks to the sportsbooks. What we score and the simplest way to raise your grade.
Why Pro is the right tier for a full set of unopened accounts and a $10,000 bankroll. The DraftKings, BetMGM and FanDuel new-account offers and a first hedge that uses all three at once.
Parlay hedges from the ground up: two games, moneylines only, every combination of outcomes, and why three bets cover all four of them profitably.
The Business tier is for scaling with partner accounts. How partners appear in the app, viewing a partner's bonuses and bets, and adding one with an invite code.