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Know when Aussie prices are behind the US market.

Australian bookmakers often take their lead on US sports from the American market, then catch up after it moves. Odds Ace checks 7 Aussie bookmakers against 8 major US sportsbooks every 30 minutes, day and night, and sends a Telegram alert when an Aussie price is still on the old line.

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Weather flag · NFL · Bills @ BrownsHuntington Bank Field, open air · kick-off Mon 23 Nov, 12:20pm Sydney, in 5 hoursForecast: wind 35–45 km/h (22–28 mph), gusts 61 km/h (38 mph), 4°C18+ · Chances are you're about to lose. Set a deposit limit. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au
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NFL · Bills @ Browns · Mon 23 Nov, 12:20pm SydneyTAB Under 41.5 total points @ 1.90US fair price 1.74 · gap +9.2%US line: 41.5 → 39.5 at 9:40amVerdict: LOOKS SLOW The US total dropped two points after the wind forecast rose; TAB is still on the old line.Weather: Huntington Bank Field, wind 35–45 km/h (22–28 mph), gusts 61 km/h (38 mph)Prices taken 9:52am, re-checked 9:54am.18+ · What's gambling really costing you? Set a deposit limit. For free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au
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Illustrative example: the game and prices are made up to show what alerts look like in the Odds Ace Telegram channel.
  • 7Australian bookmakers checked
  • 8major US sportsbooks as the benchmark
  • 30 minbetween scans, 24 hours a day
  • 6US leagues, all year round

How it works

Three steps, around the clock

  1. 01

    The American market moves

    Injury news, weather or a wave of money moves the line in America first.

  2. 02

    Odds Ace spots the gap

    Every 30 minutes, 24 hours a day, it checks TAB, Sportsbet, Neds, PointsBet, Unibet, Betr and Betfair against 8 major US sportsbooks.

  3. 03

    You get a Telegram alert

    The alert names the Aussie bookmakers still on the old price. Prices move fast, so a price may have gone by the time you look.

Why it's different

Built around the US market

Odds Ace doesn't compare Aussie bookmakers with each other. It measures every Aussie price against the American market, where US sports are priced first, and tells you when an Aussie bookmaker hasn't caught up.

  • Priced against America

    Each Aussie price is checked against 8 major US sportsbooks, the market that sets US sports lines.

  • Weather built in

    Open-air NFL, MLB and college football games get a stadium wind and rain check, because wind moves totals.

  • Made for Australia

    Australian-licensed bookmakers only (TAB, Sportsbet, Neds, PointsBet, Unibet, Betr and Betfair), Sydney kick-off times and decimal odds, sent to a private Telegram channel.

Sports

Six leagues, all year round

Something is on in every month of the year. Open-air NFL, MLB and college football games also get a stadium weather flag, because wind and rain move lines too.

LeagueSeasonWeather flags
NFLSeptember to FebruaryOpen-air stadiums
NBAOctober to JuneIndoor, not needed
NHLOctober to JuneIndoor, not needed
MLBMarch to OctoberOpen-air ballparks
College footballAugust to JanuaryOpen-air stadiums
College basketballNovember to AprilIndoor, not needed

Results

Every alert, settled

Every alert we send is recorded at the Aussie price it went out at, then settled from official box scores once the game ends. Wins, losses, pushes and voids all go in. Alerts still waiting on their game don't appear until they're settled.

How long the old price lasted

  • 81%had dropped by kick-off (13 of 16 alerts)

How long each alerted price lasts is being measured from 2 October: after each alert, the Aussie price is checked again every 30 minutes at the same bookmaker and line. Timings appear here once 10 alerts have been followed. Kick-off figures use the last check before each game. A drop doesn’t mean the alert won, only that the old price didn’t last.

  • 3 settled
  • 2 won
  • 1 lost
  • 0 push
  • 0 void
DateGameAlertPriceFinalResult
Thu, 1 OctMLBChicago Cubs @ San Diego PadresKevin Gausman Over 4.5 hits allowed2.60TABSD 4, CHC 1Won
Wed, 30 SeptMLBBoston Red Sox @ New York YankeesPayton Tolle Under 4.5 hits allowed1.85TABNYY 9, BOS 0Lost
Wed, 30 SeptMLBBoston Red Sox @ New York YankeesPayton Tolle Under 17.5 outs recorded1.75TABNYY 9, BOS 0Won

Updated Fri, 2 Oct, 2:46 pm Sydney time. Early days: 3 results so far is too few to read much into. Units and ROI appear here from 100 results.

Paper results: no money is staked, and the record shows how alerted selections finished, not advice to bet. Real results are likely to be lower, because prices can move before you bet and bookmakers can limit accounts. Past results don't predict future results, and you can lose money betting.

Pricing

Simple monthly pricing

One plan, everything included

A$79 a month

Try it free for 3 days. Cancel within 3 days and you won't be charged. One free trial per person.

Free for 3 days, then A$79 billed monthly to your card until you cancel. No minimum term. Australian residents 18+.

  • Alerts for NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, college football and college basketball
  • Scans every 30 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
  • The Aussie bookmakers still on the old price, named in every alert
  • Stadium weather flags for open-air games
  • Kick-off times in Sydney time
  • 3-day free trial
  • Cancel any time

House rules

What Odds Ace will never do

  • Promise a winner or a profit. No 'sure things'.
  • Take money from bookmakers. Subscribers pay for Odds Ace.
  • Name or link to a bookmaker that isn't licensed in Australia.
  • Sign up anyone under 18, or anyone who has told us they've self-excluded.
  • Make it hard to leave. You can cancel any time.

Questions

Straight answers

Is this a tipping service?

Not in the usual sense. Odds Ace doesn't predict results or promise wins. Each alert flags an Aussie price that hasn't caught up with the US market, and you decide whether to bet.

Why do Aussie bookies follow the American market?

Far more is bet on these sports in America, so prices there move first. Australian bookmakers adjust after them, and for a short time some Aussie prices still show the old line.

How often does Odds Ace scan?

Every 30 minutes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When a gap shows up, it's re-checked and then posted to the Telegram channel. Prices move fast, so a price may have changed by the time you look.

Which bookmakers do you compare?

These 7 Australian-licensed bookmakers: TAB, Sportsbet, Neds, PointsBet, Unibet, Betr and Betfair. We compare them against 8 major American sportsbooks, which we don't name because they aren't licensed in Australia. Odds Ace isn't affiliated with or paid by any bookmaker.

Do I need an American betting account?

No. You bet with your own Australian bookmaker, as you normally would. The American prices are only used as a reference.

How do alerts arrive?

In a private Telegram channel. Turn on notifications if you want each alert straight away, or mute the channel whenever you want a break, such as overnight.

How do I pause or stop alerts?

To pause, mute the Odds Ace channel in Telegram (tap Mute at the bottom of the channel) and unmute whenever you like. To stop, cancel your membership (see How do I cancel?) or leave the channel. If you want a break from gambling or have self-excluded, email us and we'll cancel straight away and refund the unused part of your month.

Can bookmakers limit my account?

Yes. Australian bookmakers can limit accounts that keep taking their slow prices, and can void bets at prices they treat as an obvious error, even after accepting them.

How do I cancel?

Any time, online: sign in at whop.com, open Profile, then Orders, choose Odds Ace and select Cancel membership. You can also email us. Access runs to the end of the month you've paid for. Cancel during your 3-day free trial and you won't be charged at all.

Contact

Still have a question?

Email us before you start and we'll reply within one business day.

info@oddsaceaustralia.com

Odds Ace Australia is run by Tony Chalhoub, an Australian sole trader. ABN 38 722 496 289.