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@TheOddsGap
Save the profit boosts your books give you, fine print included. The Bet Slip qualifies every saved boost against your actual legs, applies the eligible ones up to their max bet, and re-ranks which book pays the most. The Hedge Finder loads them into the boost stack automatically.
A sportsbook app shows your boosted number on its own screen, in isolation. This wallet shows all your boosted books on the same slip, so the question becomes which of your boosts wins THIS bet. Book, boost percentage, and max bet are required; everything else is optional fine print that only narrows when a boost applies.
On the Bet Slip, eligible boosts appear as a green chip on that book's leaderboard row and the payout re-ranks around them; tap the chip to turn one off. Boosts that do not qualify show a one-line reason. In the Profit Boost Calculator, your wallet pre-loads the boost stack so a hedge can split across your tokens at the best effective prices. The Bet Tracker keeps a compact view with expiry nudges.
Boosts live in your browser. If you are on the Live Beta, they ride the same email-keyed sync as your tracked bets, so they follow you across devices. Nothing here is betting advice. Math, not picks.
This wallet is where a boost lives between the moment your book hands it to you and the moment you use it. Deciding what to do with one is the other half, and it is a different question: a boost only pays if the bet lands, so the Profit Boost Calculator finds the hedge across every book that turns the boosted price into a number you keep either way. Your saved boosts load into it automatically, so you never retype them.
If the boost is on a ticket that is already live, the hedge calculator handles the general case, and free bet conversion covers the credits that stake but do not return. To see what a boosted price is actually worth before you take it, the EV calculator compares it to the de-vigged fair line.
A profit boost raises the winnings on a bet, not the stake. A 50% boost on a +100 bet pays like +150, so a $100 stake returns $250 instead of $300: the boost multiplies the $100 of profit by 1.5, and your own $100 comes back either way. Every boost also carries a max bet, which caps how much stake the boost covers, and some carry a separate cap on the extra winnings themselves. The wallet stores both, so the value it works with is whichever cap bites first rather than the headline percentage.
It depends on the token, which is why this wallet stores the fine print. A boost can be marked for any bet, singles only, parlays only, or same game parlays only, and it can require a minimum number of legs, a minimum price on the whole bet, or a specific sport or market. The bet slip checks every saved boost against the legs you actually have and tells you in one line why a boost does not qualify, instead of leaving you to reread the terms in the app.
Two things decide it: the price you boost and the stake the boost covers. Boosting a better starting price is worth strictly more, because the boost applies to profit, and the best price on a given bet is frequently at a different book from the one that gave you the boost. Saving every boost in one place is what lets you see both at once and take whichever book nets more after the boost is applied.
Yes. Boosts are stored in your own browser, not in an account. There is no signup and nothing is required beyond the book, the boost percentage and the max bet. On the Live Beta they ride the same email-keyed sync as tracked bets so they follow you between devices, and you can delete any boost at any time.