Free, with no sign-up required, OddsJet compares the latest sports betting odds and handicap lines directly from reputable online sportsbooks and has a unique design layout that allows you to quickly and easily see where to maximize your potential returns, no matter how you like to play – singles, combinations, or multiples.

The event listings

OddsJet displays the highest available odds price for each event outcome from our sportsbooks, so you immediately see the best available value.  This explains why you may notice that handicap figures do not always match up, as the best odds could be from different sportsbooks, each with different handicap lines.

Handicap Analysis Tool

Simply click the orange ‘+’ button associated with any applicable event to open the Handicap Analysis Tool.  All available handicap and total line figures are displayed from largest to smallest alongside the associated odds.  This gives you the power to decide which sportsbook strikes the right balance between the handicap that best suits your opinion and the best available odds price.

Expand or collapse the bet slip

At tighter display resolutions, the bet slip may overhang the event listings.  Expand or collapse the bet slip as you require by clicking anywhere along its top blue strip. 

Your results

OddsJet displays the odds and potential returns from our sportsbooks in descending order for your actively viewed bet slip selection as highlighted within the orange box.  The results area scrolls independently for a better viewing experience.  Users can then click the sportsbook link, logo or sign-up button to move on to the respective sportsbook site in order to take advantage of your ideal odds as found on OddsJet.

Combination betting and how OddsJet helps

You may know a combination bet as an accumulator bet or a parlay bet.  This is a wager where all your selections must be correct in order to win.  The payout of a combination bet is calculated by multiplying your stake by the odds for each event selection.  Here is an example payout calculation with four event outcome selections, A, B, C and D:

Stake Amount X Odds for A X Odds for B X Odds for C X Odds for D = Your Potential Payout

For single event betting, the difference in odds between sportsbooks can be relatively small.  However, when dealing with combination betting as shown in the example calculation above, those small differences are multiplied together, which can lead to significantly different potential payouts between sportsbooks. 

OddsJet helps you quickly identify where to play for the best potential payout on your combination wager.  You may add up to eight event selections to the bet slip.  Click the ‘Combination’ tab near the top of the expanded bet slip, enter your desired stake amount near the bottom of the bet slip and click the ‘View Results’ button to see the potential payouts from our sportsbooks in descending order. 

Multiples betting and how OddsJet helps

Multiples betting is also known as system, permutations or round robin betting.  It is the concept whereby all of your event outcome selections are bet as combination bets in all the available permutations.  So you may understand the concept, let’s break this down with an example using four event outcome selections, A, B, C and D.  There will be a total of 11 combination bets as follows:

Six Doubles (Six Two-outcome bets):  A-B, A-C, A-D, B-C, B-D, C-D

Four Triples (Four Three-outcome bets):  A-B-C, A-B-D, A-C-D, B-C-D

One Fourfold (One Four-outcome bet):  A-B-C-D

Some players like multiples betting because it allows them to ‘cover all the bases’ in terms of their selections.  The more event outcome selections you make, the more permutations there will be.  OddsJet allows you to have up to eight event selections.  Here is the breakdown and their names:

3 selections – 4 permutations or 4 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Trixie’

4 selections – 11 permutations or 11 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Yankee’

5 selections – 26 permutations or 26 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Canadian’

6 selections – 57 permutations or 57 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Heinz’

7 selections – 120 permutations or 120 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Super Heinz’

8 selections – 247 permutations or 247 separate combination bets – also called a ‘Goliath’

We saw with combination betting that OddsJet helps because the odds for your selections are being multiplied together, creating potential payouts that can be significantly different from sportsbook to sportsbook.  With multiples, we have anywhere from 4 to 247 separate combination wagers, so the impact OddsJet can make can be even more significant in identifying your best potential returns. 

With OddsJet, you can see which sportsbook has the best potential payout results for your Trixie, Yankee, Canadian, Heinz, Super Heinz or Goliath.  You can also view your potential payout results for each applicable multiples bet grouping; the doubles, the triples, the fourfolds and so on.  Simply make your selections, click the ‘Multiples’ tab near the top of the bet slip, enter your stakes and click the associated ‘View’ or ‘View Results’ buttons. 

OddsJet limitations

OddsJet places no restrictions on the event outcome selections that may be added to its bet slip.  This allows users to have the freedom to view odds information as they wish.  However, actual sportsbooks each set their own restrictions with regard to users’ ability to place wagers on more than one betting market or result as related to a single event.  OddsJet has no control over these third-party restrictions. 

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All odds are for entertainment and informational purposes only.  If you do intend to wager, remember that wagering is risky.  Please play responsibly.  When the fun stops, STOP.