How to use Ladders

Build a ladder of overs on one player, choose how the stake steps down, and see what it pays at every final number and over the last 10 games.

Unjuiced Team · Last updated October 30, 2026

Ladders is free. It builds a ladder: several overs on one player at rising lines, with a smaller stake as the line climbs. The short rungs are likely and pay little. The long rungs are unlikely and pay more. Ladders shows what the whole ladder pays wherever the player finishes.

Build a ladder

  1. Pick the player and the market from the toolbar. Ladders covers NFL players and is pregame only: a game that starts drops out.
  2. Choose My books or Every book, and Main rungs or Every line.
  3. Read the rungs. Each row is one line, with the best over and its book, how many books post it, the implied chance, and how often the player cleared it in the last 10 games.
  4. Click a row to add it to your ladder. Click it again to drop it.
  5. The side panel builds as you pick. Set the total and the shape, then read what it pays.
  6. Open every bet from the panel. Allow pop-ups so each book can open.
Open the full-size screenshot (opens in a new tab)Ladders for James Cook III rushing yards: twelve rungs from 50+ to 150+ with the best over, books, implied chance and last-10 hits. 85+, 100+, 110+ and 120+ are picked, and the panel shows a $100 ladder-down total, the four bets, a payout chart with a best case of +$148.83, and Open 4 bets.
Pick rungs on the left. The ladder builds in the panel on the right.Sample data

The markets are rushing yards, receiving yards, passing yards, receptions, touchdowns, and rush + rec yards.

Keys: ↑ and ↓ move between rows, Space adds or drops a rung, Enter opens every book's odds for that line, Esc closes it.

Main rungs and Every line

  • Main rungs are the lines at least 3 books post, and at least 40% as many books as the most-posted line, plus the main line.
  • Every line adds the lines at least two books post.
  • My books prices only from the books you picked in Settings. With no books picked, Ladders uses every book.

The side panel

  • Total and shape: your total stake, and how it splits across the rungs.
    • Same stake: each rung gets the same stake.
    • Same win: each rung wins about the same, so the short rungs get more.
    • Ladder down: each rung gets half the stake of the one below it.
  • The bets: each rung with its best price, book and stake. If a stake is over a book's posted max, the rung moves to a book that takes it, and a note says so.
  • What it pays: profit by where the player finishes, from the worst case below the first rung to the best case above the last.
  • If the player gets: the same answer as a list, one range of finals at a time.
  • Last 10: what this ladder, at today's prices, would have paid in each of the player's last 10 games.
Open the full-size screenshot (opens in a new tab)The Ladders side panel in two columns: $100 laddered down across 85+, 100+, 110+ and 120+; what it pays, from −$100 to +$148.83; the If the player gets ranges; and the last 10 games, where this ladder would have paid in 5 of 10 for +$110.23 on $1,000.
The panel, top to bottom: total and shape, the bets, what it pays, if the player gets, and the last 10.Sample data

Press any price to see every book at that line.

Open the bets or save them

  • Open 3 bets (the count follows your rungs) opens each rung at its book. A card beside the button lists each bet and its stake.
  • Add to betslip saves the rungs to your betslip. The stakes stay in Ladders.

From a player's page

An NFL player's page has a Ladder card on the Lines & odds tab, for the market you're looking at. It lists the main rungs with the best over at each. When the player page is open in full, the card also shows how often the player cleared each rung in the last 10 games. A free account opens five player pages a day in full.

  1. Check the rungs you want. With the last 10 showing, the card's footer says what $100 laddered down across them would have paid over those games, at today's prices.
  2. Press Build with 3 rungs (the count follows your checks) to open Ladders with those rungs picked.

With nothing checked, Build a ladder opens Ladders on the main line and up to three rungs above it.

Press a rung's line to move the page to it, or its price to see every book at that line.

Open the full-size screenshot (opens in a new tab)The Ladder card on James Cook III's Lines & odds tab for rushing yards, main line 84.5: the rungs from 80+ to 120+, each with the best over, how many books post it, the implied chance and the last 10. 85+ (the main line), 100+ and 120+ are checked, and the footer reads 3 rungs, $100 laddered down: paid in 5 of the last 10, up $65.82 over the ten, beside Build with 3 rungs.
The Ladder card on a player's Lines & odds tab, with three rungs checked.Sample data

Read it carefully

  • The worst case is usually the whole stake: if the player misses the first rung, every bet loses.
  • The last 10 is ten games, not a forecast. Role, matchup and snaps change.
  • Implied chance comes from the price, not from us.
  • Check each price at your book before you bet. Alt lines move and get pulled.

Who can use it

Ladders is free for every account. Sign in or create a free account to open it.

Troubleshooting

  • No rungs with My books on: none of your books post this player's alt lines. Switch to Every book.
  • A rung disappeared: a book pulled the line. Your picks stay on the lines still posted.
  • A player is missing: the game may have started, or the alt lines aren't posted yet.
  • Open is greyed out: the game has started, or a stake is too small to place or too big for every book. The panel says which.

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