CLV Strategy

Written by Drew Tabor
Guide · Part 15 of 19

CLV tracking lets your bet history at individual sportsbooks come alive. Here is how to use your lifetime CLV and the per-bet breakdown at one book, and how to tie that into the Square Score: if your CLV is high somewhere, you want to send that book your squarest-looking bets.

Lifetime CLV per sportsbook

bet365's page on the demo account: lifetime CLV 3.0%.
bet365's page on the demo account: lifetime CLV 3.0%.

Let's look at bet365. My lifetime CLV at bet365 on this demo account is 3%. That is pretty close to zero. It does not scream that I am a sharp bettor at bet365.

The History tab breaks CLV down per bet, so you can see where it came from.
The History tab breaks CLV down per bet, so you can see where it came from.

Go into the History tab and you can see the CLV breakdown per bet, so you can go back in time and find exactly where that 3% came from.

Tying it into the Square Score

FanDuel on the same account: a much higher CLV.
FanDuel on the same account: a much higher CLV.

What this means in a broader sense, when you tie it into our other features like the Square Score: if you have a very high CLV somewhere, like FanDuel on this demo account, you want to make sure we are sending square bets to that FanDuel account so you do not accumulate any more CLV there.

Tie it together with the Square Score: send that book your squarest bets.
Tie it together with the Square Score: send that book your squarest bets.

The way you do that is to come back to the hedge sets, look at the Square Score, and make sure the FanDuel score is as high as possible. The next part explains the Square Score.

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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.

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Guide · Part 15 of 19