Our Intentions and What We’re Doing

We use a our self-developed tool to monitor money movements across various exchanges and brokers in Asia and Europe. Think of these as "Sharper References", similar to how Pinnacle is often used as a sharp reference for pre-match odds.

This bot can track regular in-play odds and is also designed to uncover suspicious matches. Here, we’ll focus primarily on identifying and understanding suspicious activity.

Sharper References We Track

Each exchange or broker serves a unique purpose. Some are more precise for certain leagues, while others might only cover specific games. The more references we have, the clearer the picture becomes. In some cases, multiple exchanges moving together can indicate suspicious activity.

• Feed 1: Crown, Sbobet, Pinnacle (sharpest references)
• Feed 2: Wewbet, M88, 10Bet, 12Bet
• Feed 3: Bet365 (rarely used)
• Feed 4: Moneyline (All Books)
• Feed 5: Half-Time Totals + Market Removal

The Power of Money in In-Play Markets

It takes a lot of money to significantly move in-play markets. For example:

• Normal market behavior: As time progresses in a match, odds naturally regress.
• Suspicious behavior: Sudden odds drops or line movements at random stages (not tied to game-state scenarios like red cards or goals).

By targeting healthy odds movements using the exchanges above, we can pinpoint suspicious games. Money is powerful, and abnormal odds changes often imply something unusual is happening.

Game-State Scenarios vs. Suspicious Movements

Certain game-state changes can create false movements in odds: