The betslip holds the plays you saved and haven't bet yet. Open it from the receipt button at the top right of every page. It opens as a drawer over the page you are on (a bottom sheet on a phone), so you can keep hearting rows while it is open. Saving a play does not place a wager or reserve a line.
Add plays
- Heart a row in any tool (+EV, Soft Lines, the Odds screen, Hit rates, a game page), or right-click it and choose Add to betslip.
- The count on the betslip button goes up, and the play shows in the drawer straight away.
- To take one out, open its ⋯ menu and choose Remove from betslip (Undo brings it back for a few seconds). Clear removes every play after asking first.
Plays whose game has started can't be bet pregame. They move to Started at the bottom of the drawer, and Clear started removes them.
Parlay or singles
- Parlay prices every play together. Each book that can quote all the legs is listed with its parlay price and what your stake pays. The best book is the best price; a book that posts a limit under $100 is listed but never called best.
- Singles opens each play at its own best book, one at a time. Confirm each one in My bets when you are back.
Each play shows its best price now across books. Press it (or the row) to see All odds: every book on that side at that line, best first.
Same-game parlays and the correlation tax
When two or more legs come from the same game, each book prices them together. Legs that tend to hit together, like a quarterback's passing yards and a teammate receiver's receiving yards, pay less than the legs multiplied. The drawer shows that gap for every book:
Legs alone +603 → SGP +440 · 23% correlation tax
Some of the tax is fair (the legs do move together) and some is the book's margin. The price is what you are paid, so the best book is still the best price, not the smallest tax. Legs that pull apart can make a book pay more: a boost. Cross-game parlays and singles have no correlation tax.
How the legs go together shows which pairs of legs move together. It runs only when you press Check, because each pair is a separate quote at the two books with the best price.
Quote limits
Each parlay price is a live quote from every book. If you price a lot of parlays in ten minutes, new quotes pause for a few minutes. The drawer says when they resume; the prices on screen stay, and Bet still opens the book with its live price.
Bet, then track it
The Bet at button, named for the book (such as Bet at DraftKings), opens that book with every leg on its slip. Check the final price and legs there before you place it. When you come back, the app asks whether you placed it; tracking a bet moves it to My bets.
Old links to Saved plays or My Slips open your start page with the betslip open.