Linesheet

One row per game (date, start time in Eastern time, away team, home team) or one row per team. Each book you pick gets its own columns: the spread (the home team's, or each team's own in One Row per Team) and the total by default, plus the moneyline if you tick it under Markets. Tick Include Odds (Juice) and each price gets its own column right after the line it belongs to, so a line and its price never share a cell.

Spreads and totals are plain numbers (-2.5, 48.5) and odds are plain whole numbers (+150 is written 150), so a sheet can sort them and do math on them. A book with no price on a game leaves the cell empty.

Open or Earliest is the opening price each game's page shows, and its label column carries the same label the game page gives it (PINN is Pinnacle, BOL is BetOnline). "open" is the earliest price we hold from that book, which on some games came after the game was first listed. "earliest" is the earliest price we can prove on a game that was already listed when we started looking, so it is not an opening line. A game with no opener on our board leaves these columns empty: we never call the first price we happened to see an open.

Consensus is the line most books are dealing, counting every book on the board. Its price is the most common price among the US sportsbooks dealing that exact line, leaving out Pinnacle, offshore books, Fliff and prediction markets.

The prices are the ones the Line Shop shows you right now, from our latest scan, and the last column says when that was. Prediction market prices include their trading fee. Games that have already started are not on the sheet. Football sheets run from today through Monday night; every other league covers today and tomorrow. Pick your own dates for up to 14 days. Past lines are in the historical odds data files. Math, not picks.