The basics
How Anti Vegas Works
Anti Vegas is a place to organize sports-betting decisions before and after you make them. It shows the assumptions behind a calculation so you can decide what, if anything, makes sense for you.
Start with your betting apps
A sportsbook is a sports betting app or website, such as DraftKings, FanDuel, or Caesars. You can tell Anti Vegas which apps you already use and how much money you are comfortable setting aside. This is a planning amount, not a deposit into Anti Vegas.
Record and review your wagers
Log a bet with its stake, odds, event, and betting app. Later, mark its actual outcome and review your history and betting profit or loss. The tracker separates betting results from money you add to your bankroll; it cannot know what happened in an outside app unless you record it.
Compare prices and work through offers
Where data is available, the Scanner compares prices across betting apps and identifies possible matches. A guided promotion can explain a qualifying wager, a possible second bet, and the cash needed under the displayed assumptions. You can also enter confirmed prices manually. An apparent opportunity can disappear when prices move, limits apply, or terms differ.
Check before acting
Always verify the actual odds, event, market, and promotion terms inside the betting app. Anti Vegas does not place bets, accept wagers, or hold your betting funds. Calculations are estimates unless their stated assumptions establish a minimum outcome, and even then execution and settlement risk remain.