Line moves
The biggest line moves across the market
Movers lists the bets whose consensus line or price moved the most across every sportsbook we track, over the last 24 hours or since the line opened. It shows where the market has been going, not where one book sits.
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What you get
Consensus, not one book
Moves are measured on the average across 25 sportsbooks, so one book's outlier price doesn't drive the list.
Last 24 hours or since open
Compare with the market a day ago, or with where the line opened.
Line moves and odds moves
The top five of each up front: spread, total and prop lines in points, and odds as a change in implied probability, which stays accurate when odds cross from plus to minus.
Odds history
Every book's line for a game, with how it moved.
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Questions, answered
- What is line movement?
- The change in a bet's line (a spread or total) or price over time. Lines move as sportsbooks react to news, such as injuries and lineups, and to the money bet on each side.
- Why follow the consensus rather than one book?
- One sportsbook can move for its own reasons. A move across most books is more likely to reflect the market's view of the game, and that is what Movers ranks.
- Which sports and sportsbooks are covered?
- NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB, plus college football and basketball, at 25 sportsbooks: 19 US brands, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars, plus Ontario's regulated books and PlayNow in Canada.
Free calculators and guides
- Implied Probability CalculatorTurn American, decimal or fractional odds into the win probability they imply.
- Odds ConverterConvert between American, decimal and fractional odds instantly.
- No-Vig CalculatorStrip the bookmaker margin from a two-way market to get the fair odds on each side.
Read the guide: How to Read Betting Odds: American, Decimal and Fractional