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A highly competitive, modern EV and arbitrage scanner that offers OddsJam-style features at a more accessible price point.
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Basic | Free |
| Pro | $88 |
| Day Pass | $22 |
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AVO (Arbs vs Odds) is rapidly making a name for itself as a serious, cost-effective alternative to the biggest players in the North American EV space. It provides a clean, fast platform that handles both traditional arbitrage and expected value betting without the exorbitant price tag of its closest competitors. While it lacks the massive community backing and extensive educational libraries of heavily marketed platforms, its core scanning technology is sharp and reliable. If you already understand the math behind +EV betting and want powerful tools without overpaying for community features, AVO is an excellent choice.
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39 bookmakers supported
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