Live odds comparison across Australian bookmakers
The Terminal puts racing and sports prices from 40+ bookmakers side by side, with Betfair back and lay beside them, plus price history, closing lines and EV overlays.
- Bookmakers priced
- 40+
- Codes: racing and sports
- 2
- Terminal View, read-only
- $25/month
Bookmaker odds and Betfair, side by side
One screen for the prices you would otherwise check one bookmaker at a time.
The Terminal is B337's live odds board. It prices 40+ bookmakers across racing and sports. The Australian bookmakers on it include Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet, bet365, Unibet, Betr, BetRight, Dabble, Palmerbet, TABtouch and Picklebet, and Betfair exchange back and lay prices sit beside them. Not every bookmaker prices every race or game, so the columns follow the market.
Bookmaker prices side by side
Each bookmaker in its own column, runner by runner or selection by selection, with the best available price picked out.
Betfair back and lay
The exchange's back and lay prices beside the bookmakers, so you can see where a bookmaker price sits against the market.
Price history (flucs)
How each price has moved, so you can tell a firming runner from a drifting one before you act.
Closing lines
The last prices before the off, so you can check a price you took against where the market closed.
EV overlays
Each price compared with an estimated fair price and shown as expected value. It is an estimate, not a forecast.
Sports screeners
A +EV screener that ranks out-of-line sports prices by edge, with arbitrage and middles screeners beside it.
Betting involves risk. Bookmakers can restrict or close accounts and void bets, automation can fail, prices move, and a positive expected value (+EV) bet can still lose. Promotions carry each bookmaker's own terms. There is no guarantee of profit. See responsible gambling for limits and support.
Racing odds comparison
Thoroughbred, harness and greyhound racing, with each runner's bookmaker prices beside Betfair back and lay.
Pick a meeting and race from the list and the grid fills with each runner's prices across the bookmakers, Betfair back and lay beside them, and the price history under each. Meeting tabs move between races at the same track, and a countdown shows the time to the jump.
A quick way to read it: Betfair's back and lay prices bracket what the exchange market thinks a runner's chance is. A bookmaker win price longer than the lay price sits above that range, before commission. The EV overlay turns that comparison into one figure for every runner. Prices move, so a gap on screen can close before a bet is placed.
Try the grid below. It is the real one, running on example data.
Example data, not live odds
Sports odds comparison and screeners
AFL, NRL, NBA, soccer, tennis and more, whenever bookmakers have markets up.
The sports board lists leagues on the left and the games in each league, with the bookmakers side by side on head to head, line and total markets, and player props where bookmakers offer them. Open a game to see its markets.
The +EV screener scans those markets for prices that are out of line with a fair price and ranks them by edge. The fair price comes from a global market reference with the bookmaker margin removed (de-vigged), and you can change how it is built: which prices count, and how much margin comes off each. Filter by sport, market and bookmaker.
Two more screeners sit beside it. Arbitrage looks for opposing prices at different bookmakers that, on paper, return more than the total staked whichever side wins. Middles looks for two lines on the same total or handicap with a gap between them, so both bets can win if the result lands in the gap.
Sports screeners for +EV, arbitrage and middles.
Every row, bookmaker and price unlocks with a paid plan. Prices move and +EV bets can still lose.
Example data, not live odds
Betting involves risk. Bookmakers can restrict or close accounts and void bets, automation can fail, prices move, and a positive expected value (+EV) bet can still lose. Promotions carry each bookmaker's own terms. There is no guarantee of profit. An arbitrage or a middle only works if every bet is accepted at the price shown. See responsible gambling for limits and support.
What you see for free, and what Terminal View adds
Look without an account, go further with a free one, and unlock the whole board when you want it.
No account
The live board on the homepage shows Sportsbet and TAB win and place prices on the next races, with price history for those two. The demos and calculators on this page are free as well.
Free account
Opens the Terminal itself: the racing and sports boards with Sportsbet and TAB prices, and the screeners' live counts with the rows locked.
Terminal View, $25/month (AUD)
The whole Terminal, read-only: every bookmaker column, Betfair back and lay, price history, closing lines, EV overlays and the sports screeners. It does not place bets.
Betting plans
Bets placed from the grid into your own bookmaker accounts, through sessions you run and control. Terminal Pro, $300/month (AUD), is Terminal View plus betting by hand, and automated betting is set up with the team. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
Unlock the full Terminal
Terminal View is $25/month (AUD), read-only, and adds to the free view:
- Prices from 40+ bookmakers, not only Sportsbet and TAB
- Betfair back and lay beside the bookmakers
- Price history beyond Sportsbet and TAB, and closing lines
- EV overlays, plus the +EV, arbitrage and middles screeners
- Your own de-vig settings for the fair price
How to compare odds on the Terminal
Pick a race or a game
Choose from the race list or a sports league. Races filter by code, meeting, date and region.
Read across the row
Each bookmaker's price sits in its own column, with the best price picked out and Betfair back and lay alongside.
Check the movement
Price history shows whether a price is firming or drifting. After the off, the closing line shows where the market settled.
Bet in your own account
Confirm the price with your bookmaker first. On Terminal Pro or a full betting plan you can click a price to place the bet from the grid into your own account.
Where the prices come from, and how fresh they are
The Terminal collects the prices bookmakers publish for their racing and sports markets, and Betfair's exchange prices, and lines them up. Prices are read on a repeating cycle, not tick by tick, so a price on screen can trail the bookmaker's own.
Prices move and are shown as at the time displayed. Before you bet, check the price in your bookmaker account: it may have changed, and the bookmaker decides what it accepts.
For racing, value is judged against Betfair's own market. For sports, the fair price comes from a global market reference with the bookmaker margin removed. Both are estimates, and a bet priced above them can still lose.
Bookmaker names are trade marks of their owners. None of them is affiliated with B337 or endorses it.
Odds calculators
Work out your numbers before you bet. Free, and no account needed.
The same four calculators subscribers use: a lay calculator to hedge a bookmaker bet at the exchange (with a bonus-bet mode), a racing promo calculator to check what a promotion already in your account is worth, an arbitrage calculator to split stakes across two prices, and a dutching calculator to back several runners for the same return whichever wins.
For a walk-through of hedging a bonus bet, see the bonus bet converter.
Questions about the Terminal
Is B337 a bookmaker?
Which bookmakers does the Terminal compare?
Is the odds comparison free?
How up to date are the prices?
Does it compare Betfair odds?
What does +EV mean on the Terminal?
Can I bet straight from the Terminal?
Does it cover AFL and NRL odds?
Related pages
Compare live odds on the Terminal
Create a free account to open the Terminal with live Sportsbet and TAB prices. Terminal View unlocks the rest of the board for $25/month (AUD), read-only: 40+ bookmakers, Betfair, price history and the screeners.
By the B337 team. Last updated .