Alerts watches the market tools for plays that match your rules and tells you when one appears. Rules work on Positive EV, Soft lines, Arbitrage and Middles. Making rules needs Pro or higher.
The Alerts page
The Alerts page is your inbox. The bell at the top of every page shows the same alerts in a smaller list, with View all alerts to open the page.
- Alerts are grouped into Today and Earlier. The tool chips filter the list, each with its count.
- Each row shows the play, its books and prices, and the figure that matched. The figure is green while it can still be bet.
- Press a row to open the play on its tool. Right-click or use ⋯ to mark it read or unread, or to edit or pause its rule.
Rules in the page header opens your rules in a side panel beside the inbox. New rule starts one.
Make a rule
There are two ways:
- Notify me: on Positive EV, Soft lines, Arbitrage and Middles, the button in the header turns the filters you have on into a rule. Press Turn on and the rule editor opens in the tool's side panel, filled from your filters.
- New rule: on the Alerts page, pick the tool and fill in the editor yourself. Describe it lets you write what you want in words; we fill in the conditions for you to check.
In the editor:
- Name the rule for its purpose, such as "MLB totals, my books."
- Set the threshold for the tool: minimum edge (Soft lines), minimum EV (Positive EV), minimum ROI (Arbitrage, the same figure as Profit %), or minimum gap (Middles). The count beside it shows how many plays match right now.
- Choose sports and leagues, markets, and when (pregame or live).
- Under More, set odds and timing bounds, a minimum limit, the books, and anything specific to the tool.
- Press Make rule.
The live count shows what matches now. It does not promise future matches, and it never places a bet.
Manage rules
In the Rules panel, each rule has a switch to pause or resume it. Press a rule to edit it; ⋯ duplicates it. Delete rule is at the bottom of the editor. A paused rule keeps its settings and collects nothing.
Choose how alerts reach you
Delivery sits under your rules in the same panel. It applies to every rule:
- In the app: the bell and the inbox. Turn this off and matches don't reach either.
- Push to your phone: for the Unjuiced app.
- Discord DMs: link Discord, then use Send test to check it. Joining the community server alone does not set up alerts.
- Alerts per hour: a cap across every rule, from 1 to 100 (20 by default). Past it, nothing buzzes or DMs you, but the inbox still fills.
- Quiet hours: alerts collect without a buzz or DM between the times you set.
- Unknown limits: what to do when a rule sets a minimum limit and the book posts none. An unknown limit does not mean your stake will be accepted.
If something is wrong with delivery, such as Discord blocking our messages, a notice leads the Delivery section and the inbox.
When you open an alert
The tool opens with the play pinned to the top and marked From your alert. Its side panel starts with Your alert: the book, price and figure when the alert fired, next to the price now. Moved means the book or price has changed since.
If the play is gone (the game started, or it left the board), the panel says No longer an edge and shows what the alert saw. Edit rule opens the rule. View current board goes back to the live list.
Below Pro
On the free plan and on Scout, no new alerts fire and you can't make rules. Rules you already have stay in the list as paused, and you can delete them. Resuming or editing a rule opens the plan options.
Troubleshooting
- No matches: widen one condition at a time and check the tool's board.
- The count showed matches but no alert came: check the rule is on. The count is not a test alert.
- The inbox works but Discord doesn't: check the linked account, your DM settings and any notice in Delivery.
- Nothing buzzed for a while: you may have hit your alerts-per-hour cap, or be inside quiet hours. The inbox still has them.
- The alert's price is gone: an alert is a past observation, not a held price. Check the live play.
Sharp Intel follow alerts come from the sharps and lanes you follow. See the Sharp Intel guide for that.