Onboarding

Setting up your account takes three screens: where you bet, your starting bankroll, and which sportsbooks you already have accounts with. Here is what each one asks and why, including why we recommend at least a $10,000 bankroll for a fresh set of accounts and why you should not open any new sportsbook accounts until you are set up with us.

There are a few things we need to know before we can start showing you what bets to place.

Step 1: Your details

Your location. Different sportsbooks operate in different jurisdictions. I live in Virginia, so I have access to a different set of sportsbooks than someone in Connecticut or Ohio. Pick the state or province you will actually be betting from.

Your starting bankroll. If you have a completely new set of sportsbook accounts that you have not opened yet, we recommend at least a $10,000 starting bankroll. That is roughly the minimum you need to get the full value of all the bonuses you get from opening new sportsbook accounts. You can go higher, and there are perks to doing that, but we will save those for later.

Your phone number. Last on the screen.

Step 2: Your existing sportsbooks

Next we need to know which sportsbooks you already have an account with.

If you have not opened any of these sportsbooks yet, do not check any of the boxes. We recommend not opening them until after you are set up with us, because we can strategize and show you what order to open them in and which ones to open together because they have good synergy.

I want to emphasize this: do not check any sportsbook you have not opened yet. We have had a few people run into problems here.

This is the full list of sportsbooks we support in Virginia. With nothing checked, hit Continue.

Step 3: Your profit estimate

The last onboarding screen shows how much profit you can make based on the information you just put in, which sportsbooks are in your state, and what bonuses they are currently running.

We come up with these numbers from our historical data and your inputs. It is meant to be a range that gives you a realistic window of what you can expect to make through your first eight weeks. If you keep using the app after eight weeks, you can make more than this, a lot more in some cases.

One caveat: you do need to actually follow the instructions and use the app properly to land in this range. The numbers above are the demo account's estimate for Virginia, not a promise.