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A bare-bones, Telegram-based dropping odds alert system that acts as a simple introduction to value betting.
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| Free | Free |
| Pro | €50 |
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Our Verdict
ShootingBets is a very simple tool built by the Betaminic team, and it arguably feels a bit too simple for modern quantitative betting. It operates purely as a dropping odds alert system via a Telegram bot, highlighting when sharp markets move so you can try to exploit slower books. While this is a valid top-down value betting strategy, the platform is severely under-featured. With no live betting, no built-in calculators, and very little transparency regarding exactly which bookmakers are supported, it pales in comparison to even budget-tier scanners. It works if you just want a passive stream of dropping odds to your phone, but it is not a complete betting solution.
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Bookmaker coverage
1 bookmakers supported
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