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A highly respected, data-driven value betting platform built by professional traders for serious, long-term investors.
| Plan | Monthly |
|---|---|
| US | $49 |
| Core | $120 |
| Pro | $400 |
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Our Verdict
Trademate Sports is less of a casual betting tool and more of a specialized financial software suite. By completely ignoring pure arbitrage in favor of rigorous value betting against sharp books, it forces users to adopt a disciplined, long-term approach to profitability. The automated stake sizing, incredibly detailed performance analytics, and automated bet tracking make it an absolute powerhouse for serious traders. While the strict focus on variance and the premium cost of the Pro tier might scare away casual users, for bettors treating the market as a long-term investment, Trademate remains one of the best tools available.
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178 bookmakers supported
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