Multi-sport analysis that follows an opportunity all the way through: your decision, the bet you actually placed, reconciliation, exposure, settlement and performance. Model picks stay separate from your money, and every data source is labelled current, delayed or unavailable.

Two records. One clear decision.
Workflow illustration — not account data or model performance. Choose a step to see what evidence belongs where.
The model's own record
The bet you actually placed
Model: Check original timestamp and source
Account: No receipt recorded
Watching a model has a $0 effect on your money.
Other tools stop at the alert. Edgewise follows it through your decision, the bet you actually placed, reconciliation, exposure, settlement and performance — across every sport, in one ledger.
A model's picks are its own timestamped history. Following or watching a model never moves your bankroll, and its results are shown separately from yours.
Only bets backed by a statement or receipt count. Each appears once — in My Bets, your bankroll, exposure, settlement and calendar — no matter how many times it's imported.
Data sources are labelled by what was actually recorded — never assumed to be live.
Fresh data received recently from the source.
Last data is older than expected; shown as past records.
A refresh is running; nothing is claimed until it finishes.
No usable data; we say what is missing instead of guessing.
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Inside the product
Inspect recorded results and their limitations. Performance appears only when supporting records are available.
Each tool explains its maths and its risks. None of them promises a result.
Opposite prices across two books, with stake split and execution risk.
Line gaps where both sides can land, with the loss case shown.
Price vs fair estimate, explained in plain English.
Sport-specific probability models and their own audited records.
Did you beat the closing price? Useful evidence, not a guarantee.
How stake size changes risk, capped by your one bankroll.
Odds, margin, no-vig, Poisson and more — free to use.
Record and reconcile bets from the Australian bookmakers you already use. Names shown for identification only — no partnership, endorsement or live connection is implied.
Choose a strategy below. Edgewise turns prices into a clear decision: what was found, what the numbers mean, what could go wrong and what to check next.
Estimated value describes a long-run model expectation, not the result of this individual bet.
The bookmaker price implies a 51.3% chance. This illustrative model estimates 55.9%. If that estimate is sound, $1.95 is a better price than the model's $1.79 fair price.
No invented win rate, hidden losses or unexplained score—inspect the price, calculation, risk and evidence first.
Bookmaker names identify comparison and import workflows. Actual provider coverage and freshness are shown in-product; logos do not imply endorsement.
When verified production records are available, this area shows their original timestamp, source, price, result, voids and corrections. Until then, Edgewise shows an honest evidence-collection state rather than estimated performance.
The paper account will follow qualifying, timestamped production observations only after the feed and settlement pipeline are verified. No missing performance is estimated. Every displayed record should include execution, limit, settlement and voiding caveats.
Review the complete available record—including losses, voids, corrections and missing coverage. Performance appears only when verified production observations have settled.
Each published record retains its original creation time, quoted price, model version and subsequent settlement or correction history.
Explore how fair-price estimates respond to inputs, then separate educational simulations from production model records and measured outcomes.
Open any sport below to inspect the same complete desk members see in the app—including its control centre, markets, models, calculators, source status and sport-specific analysis.
Scroll sideways and tap any tile to open the full member desk in read-only mode. Nothing is replaced with a simplified marketing mock-up; current feed state and unavailable data remain visibly labelled.
Most tools hand you a number and walk away. Edgewise exposes the calculation, the assumptions, the price and the risk in plain English before you decide.
Select a bet, arbitrage, +EV or closing-line example and inspect why it qualifies. Illustrative prices stay clearly labelled until verified current data is connected.
Our model gives Collingwood a 52% win probability. Sportsbet are pricing them at 47.6% (2.10 odds). That 4.4-point pricing discrepancy is a +8.50% expected value: for every $100 staked on trades like this, you capture $8.50 over the market margin long-term — not on any single bet.
Timestamped to the public audit at 10:42 AEST — the price, the stake and the reasoning were all locked in before the bounce.
Two bookies disagree about the same match. Sportsbet thinks Collingwood are about even-money ($2.10), TAB thinks Carlton are about even-money ($2.05). If we put $49.40 on Collingwood and $50.60 on Carlton — one bet at each book — we get back roughly $103.74 whichever team wins. The theoretical payout is similar on either covered outcome, subject to both prices being accepted, matching settlement rules and neither leg being voided.
The calculator shows a theoretical $3.73 margin if both legs are accepted at the displayed prices and settle under matching rules. Execution and voiding risk remain.
Sportsbet are paying $1.95 if the Storm win by 5 or more. That price is the same as saying it'll happen 51% of the time. Our model — which has watched the last few seasons of NRL very carefully — estimates a 56% probability for this example. That 5-point gap is positive expected value on average. One bet you might lose. Across many identical assumptions the mathematical expectation is positive, but actual results and model error can differ materially.
Illustrative settlement: a winning $23.50 bet at $1.95 returns $45.83. The 100-bet figure is an expectation under fixed assumptions, not a forecast.
At 9am we put $50 on Winx at $3.40. By the time the race jumped, every other punter had pushed her price down to $3.10 — the market now agreed she was more likely than it thought in the morning. We locked in a 9.7% better price than 'the close'. Consistently beating an appropriate closing reference can be useful evidence of price quality; it does not by itself prove profitability.
The market moved 30 ticks your way in 6 hours — you locked the +9.7% the sharps couldn't get. CLV is one useful diagnostic alongside calibration, sample size and realised results.
Marketing preview only — full walkthroughs and calculators unlock after signup.
Explore pricing and staking tools, then inspect the source, assumptions and evidence behind each decision.
Compare the price with an estimated chance of winning. Move the estimate to see how the expected return changes.
An assumption, not a measured probability. A positive estimate can still be wrong.
Expected net return = stake × (estimated probability × decimal odds − 1). Individual bets can lose the full stake.
Inspect model selections separately from your own bets. Review available alert channels and connected assistant tools with their current connection status.
Follow the original selection through its source price and settled result. Then judge the complete sample, including losses.
Before the event
Creation time and original contents establish what was recorded before the outcome.
At the quoted price
The source, exact odds and capture time explain the price being evaluated.
After settlement
The outcome and any later corrections stay connected to the original record.
A timestamp shows when a record existed. Assess performance with a complete settled sample, calibration, CLV and drawdown. This illustration is not proof of profitability.
Follow a model such as Arbitrage, Middles or Sharp half-Kelly and see its timestamped recommendation history in Model Watch. A model's picks are never your bets: nothing enters your bankroll until you place a real bet and reconcile it with a receipt.
Arbs and middles die in minutes. Point Edgewise at your Discord and the alert arrives while the price is still there — filtered by your sports, your minimum edge and your quiet hours, with a test button so you can prove the wiring before you rely on it.
Edgewise ships an assistant connector, so ChatGPT, Claude Desktop or Cursor can read your account directly. Ask for your recorded bankroll, open bets or available racing meetings and receive the account result — signed in as you, read-only.
Available integrations are labelled by their current connection status. Email and SMS channels are being wired to their providers.
Same audited engine, two ways in. Mirror what we run, or take the parameters apart and assemble a system that fits how you actually bet.
Follow the audited models the same way you'd follow an index. No configuration, no guesswork.
Pick a model and every new selection lands in your ledger, sized to your bank.
Each pick is stamped and hashed before kickoff, so the record can't be edited after the result.
Why the price is wrong, in a sentence — with the fair price and the edge shown next to it.
Build the stack yourself: your filters, your model mix, your alert routing.
Filter by minimum edge, sport, market, bookmaker or time-to-jump and save the preset.
Blend up to five models into one bankroll and watch the combined curve and drawdown.
Route qualifying signals straight to a Discord channel the second they clear your filters.
The public evidence page shows the records currently available for inspection.
Three steps, run continuously across Australian books: measure the true price, isolate where a book is wrong, then bank the difference and let it compound.
We poll 25 Australian and sharp books continuously and strip the margin out of each line, so we hold a fair price for the market rather than a bookmaker's opinion of it. Every observation is stamped and stored — nothing can be rewritten after the fact.

Each fair price is compared against every book on the board. Where the gap is real, it is graded for edge, Kelly stake and expected closing-line value, then routed to the Arbitrage, Middles, +EV or Edge+ desk. Everything else is discarded.

You are sent straight to the right market with the stake already sized to your bankroll. The pick is written to the public audit before kickoff and settled against the closing line — so the record you judge us on is the one you saw in advance.

Arbitrage is the floor, not the ceiling. Edgewise also prices the bonus-bet, middle and lineup markets that Australian books quietly hand back every week.
Bonus bets pay stake-not-returned, so the optimal play is rarely the biggest price. The converter ranks each entered promo by expected cash retained and shows the lay or hedge leg beside it.
When two books disagree on a line, there is a band of results where both legs land. The scanner sizes the middle, prices the hit probability and reports the worst case before you place it.
Salary-capped lineups solved against model projections and ownership, so the value comes from where the market has mispriced a player — never from a tip sheet.
Every one of these is priced off the same audited feed as the arbitrage engine — no tipping, no opinion.
One pass: we poll the books, grade the edge, then publish the selection before kickoff with an immutable creation time and content hash.
25 AU and sharp books polled continuously. Every price is snapshotted with a timestamp, so nothing can be re-written later.
Prices are de-vigged into true probabilities, run against our sport models, then graded for edge, Kelly stake and expected CLV.
The pick hits the public audit before kickoff — and lands in your dashboard, email or Discord channel at the same moment.
Add Edgewise as a connector in ChatGPT, Claude Desktop or Cursor. Ask for your bankroll, your recorded arbitrage rows or available racing meetings — the assistant signs in as you, read-only.
ChatGPT · Claude · Cursor
You approve once. The agent acts as you — never as an admin.
Streamable HTTP · five read-only tools
Same permissions as the app. No shared keys.
paper_account_summarymirror_arb_statuslist_open_betslist_recent_settled_betslist_live_racing_meetingsRead-only. Nothing places a bet, moves money or changes your ledger from an assistant.
Paste the odds you're about to take — or upload the slip. We'll tell you the fair price, your edge and the smart stake before you place it.
High strike rate feels like winning. But the math only cares about price × probability. Compare two bettors placing 100 bets each:
Edgewise ignores win-rate theatre and only surfaces bets where the price is higher than the true probability. That's the entire game.
Fair odds · edge · ½-Kelly stake — free, no signup. Or upload a screenshot.
Market hold: 2.26% · American: +110. This price is below fair — the market has the edge, not you.
Bet slip from any app — camera roll or drag-and-drop.
Selection, price and stake pulled straight off the image.
Fair price, your edge and a ½-Kelly stake — before you place it.
From a decision to your record
A recommendation is only the start. After placing a bet yourself, review its evidence and reconcile it with your existing records so your account reflects what you actually did.
Review the statement row or receipt, including the actual stake and return.
Check existing bets before adding a record. A later statement can settle or correct the same bet.
Your actual bets feed account exposure and results. Watching a model alone does not move money.
Bookmakers may limit or close accounts under their own rules. Edgewise provides neutral stake-rounding and exposure tools to help users manage their records consistently; it does not promise to avoid bookmaker controls.
Focus on high-liquidity head-to-head, lines and totals — the markets books want action on, rather than obscure props that flag you instantly.
Recommended stakes are rounded to practical, human-looking amounts instead of exposing an overly precise model output.
Every ticket shows the recommended fraction of bankroll, helping you keep exposure measured as conditions change.
An accepted cash bet commits part of a shared balance. Observing a model pick alone does not move your money.
Simplified single cash-bet example: no lay liability, bonus bets, fees, deposits or withdrawals. Actual account totals come from reconciled bets; model allocation limits are not a second cash balance.
Compare an exact calculated stake with a practical rounded amount and inspect how rounding changes the calculation. Stake rounding cannot guarantee protection from bookmaker restrictions.
The unrounded result produced by the selected Kelly fraction and probability estimate.
Rounded to clean $5 / $10 / $25 / $50 increments that scale with stake size — with the effect on expected value shown alongside.
Worked example on a 2.14 price with a modelled 49.2% true chance. The rounding is a preference you control — exact, $5, $10, $25 or $50 — and the EV difference is always shown before you place, never hidden.
No account, no email. Run the same math the sharps run — arbitrage, EV, Kelly, no-vig, Poisson and more. Each one walks you through a real example.

Edgewise Academy
A number is useful when you understand its assumptions. Learn connects plain-English explanations, worked calculations and visual examples to the decisions you make in the product.
Explore the difference between a quoted price and an estimated probability.
See how a position affects exposure and the balance available for other decisions.
Separate a model's record from your own bets, and inspect the source, timing and limitations.
These are product demonstrations—not customer testimonials or performance claims. Genuine feedback will appear only after the controlled beta, with permission and evidence.
Compares available books, removes the margin and records whether the price later beat an appropriate closing reference.
Inspects a model's assumptions and complete published history—including losses, voids and corrections—before choosing whether to follow it.
Uses sport-specific tools, chooses a staking method and tracks personal bets separately from model-following activity.
Source breadth creates more opportunities to compare prices, but availability varies by provider, sport and jurisdiction. The product reports the sources actually responding.
The books most punters already hold accounts with — where you actually place.
Slower to move than the majors — the usual other half of an arb.
Low-margin global pricing we de-vig to set the fair line.
Source polling · configured markets are shown only with a capture time and availability state. Edgewise is not a bookmaker — we price the books, you choose where to bet.
Projected from the realised compounding rate of our audited arbitrage replay — not a made-up return. Set your own bankroll and horizon.
At that bankroll the model would place bets of about $60 — rounded to clean punter-sized numbers, never $114.37, so your staking pattern looks like everyone else's.
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A scanner is only worth it if your edge clears its fee. Here is the same maths applied to both.
| Feature matrix | Edgewise (Edgewise Quant) | Global scanners (OddsJam) |
|---|---|---|
Monthly subscription | A$199 | US$31/day ≈ A$1,462/mo (FX 1.55) |
Annual overhead | A$2,388 | ~A$17,544 |
Daily break-even target Profit you must clear per day before the tool pays for itself. | A$6.54 | A$48.07 |
What that is on a A$10,000 bank Daily return you need just to cover the fee — pick your own bank size above. | 0.07% / day | 0.48% / day |
Native Australian book coverage | Up to 29 configured sources · current quoting state shown | Fragmented / delayed |
Immutable public audit ledger | Yes — hash-locked pre-match | No — private log only |
AU-native models (AFL, NRL, Racing) | Poisson + Monte Carlo | US-market first |
Adds advanced arbitrage, middles, risk analysis and priority workflows. Competitor pricing from published rates, converted at ~1.55 AUD/USD.
We compare Edgewise with the analytics, arbitrage, tracking and tipping products prospects are most likely to consider. Edgewise is not a bookmaker — it is the analytics terminal that sits above the books and shows where the price is wrong.
| Feature | Edgewise | Krok Odds (AU) | WagerWise (AU) | OddsJam | Unabated | Pikkit | RebelBetting | BetBurger | Daily25 (AU) | Champion Bets (AU) | Punters Cloud (AU) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built for Australian books (Sportsbet, TAB, Neds, Ladbrokes) | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial | ||||||
| +EV scanner across multiple AU books | Partial | Partial | |||||||||
| Arbitrage & middles across books | |||||||||||
| Plain-English 'why this bet' explanation | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial | Partial | ||||||
| Public, timestamped audit of every pick | Partial | Partial | |||||||||
| Paper account you can watch grow | |||||||||||
| AFL / NRL / Racing native models (Poisson, MC) | Partial | Partial | Partial | ||||||||
| Kelly + fractional staking built in | Partial | Add-on | Partial | ||||||||
| Community bet tracking / social ledger | Audit | ||||||||||
| Entry price (per month, AUD) | A$99 | A$69 | A$79 | ~A$390 first mo ($13/day), then ~A$790/mo ($26/day) | ~A$150 (US$99) | Free / paid | ~A$165 (€99) | ~A$165+ (€99+) | A$77 | A$99+ | A$49 |
| Top tier price (per month, AUD) | A$199 | A$69 | A$149 | ~A$390 first mo, then ~A$930/mo ($31/day) | ~A$300 (US$199) | ~A$45 (paid) | ~A$330 (€199) | ~A$330+ (€199+) | A$149 | A$249+ | A$99 |
| Full year cost (entry tier, AUD) | A$990 | A$690 (annual) | A$948 | ~A$9,100 ($13×30 + $26×335) | ~A$1,800 | Free / ~A$540 | ~A$1,980 | ~A$1,980+ | A$924 | A$1,188+ | A$588 |
| Founding beta access | Waitlist | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider | Check provider |
Pricing and feature comparisons reflect public information from each provider's website at time of publication.
Yes. Edgewise is a research and analytics platform — we don't accept wagers, hold money, or place bets. We provide statistical models and price comparisons across licensed AU bookmakers. 18+ only.
No. Every output is a probability estimate from a model. You decide whether to act on it, and you bet with your own chosen bookmaker. Every pick we surface is timestamped to the public audit before kickoff so nothing is changed after the fact.
Founding launch pricing is A$99/month for Edgewise Pro and A$199/month for Edgewise Quant. Pricing may change after beta; members will see the applicable price before checkout. Billing remains disabled until payment onboarding and product validation are complete. OddsJam's Sharp Money plan is US$26/day once the 50%-off first month ends — about A$1,226/month or A$14,700/year at 1.55 FX; Platinum at US$31/day is about A$1,461/month or A$17,500/year. Cancel anytime from the customer portal.
Profit isn't guaranteed — markets move and models can be wrong. What we provide is transparent calculation: fair-odds assumptions, estimated edge and staking inputs are shown for inspection. Our own timestamped paper bankroll runs on the public ledger so you can see exactly what the signals would have done.
Coverage depends on the authorised market-data providers configured for the account. Edgewise shows the source, capture time and availability in the product rather than claiming a fixed bookmaker count.
Full help and access details are shown after signup so the marketing page stays locked to previews only.
Interactive walkthroughs are available now. Paid access opens only after billing and production checks are complete. Published model records retain their original pre-event timestamp.