Arbitrage betting software on autopilot.

Arbitrage betting means backing every outcome of the same event at different sportsbooks when their odds disagree enough that the combined bets pay out more than they cost. Example: one book offers +105 on Team A and another offers +105 on Team B. Stake $100 on each side, $200 total, and whichever team wins returns $205, a $5 profit (2.5%). Most arbs pay 1% to 3% and last seconds to minutes, so the hard parts are sizing each leg to the dollar and placing both before the lines move. Arbocado does the sizing, and Pro also fills the bet slips.

Not completely. If every leg is placed at the odds you took and every bet stands, you profit whichever side wins. The real risks are a line moving before you place the second leg, a book voiding a bet as a pricing error, two books settling the same market under different rules, and sportsbooks limiting or restricting accounts that bet arbs. Margins are usually small, around 1% to 3% of the stake, and your winnings may be taxable. Arbocado is software, not financial advice, and it does not promise any profit.

Basic gives you the Arbitrage Finder, a web tool that scans live and pre-game sure bets across every major book and exchange and sizes each leg, all in your browser. Pro is the full automated edge: everything in Basic plus the desktop app that fills your bet slips, re-sizes on line moves, and compiles your tax spreadsheet. Pro includes the finder. Basic is $29.99/month and Pro is $49.99/month.

It's a web-based scanner you run from this site. Pick your state and books, and it surfaces the live arbitrage opportunities and the exact stake for each side. Nothing to install. It's included with both Basic and Pro.

With Pro, yes. The desktop app computes the optimal stake for each leg from your live balances and the current odds, then fills it into each sportsbook's bet slip, so you just review and confirm. The Basic finder shows you the stakes to place yourself.

Arbocado flags the move the moment it happens and recalculates the stakes on the spot. If the new price still leaves an arb, you can re-size and keep a profit. If it doesn't, the margin can shrink or turn into a small loss, and you decide whether to place the remaining leg, hedge, or walk away. Acting fast on both legs is the main defense.

Whenever you want it, Arbocado compiles every bet you've placed, the book, market, odds, stake, result, and net profit or loss, into a single spreadsheet in one pass and lets you export it to CSV or Excel. It isn't tracked as you bet and nothing is stored or uploaded to the cloud, so it's there when you need it and gone when you don't.

Both. The Arbitrage Finder (Basic) runs right here in your browser. The automation (Pro) is a standalone desktop app, not a browser extension: a .dmg installer for macOS (Apple Silicon Macs) and an .exe installer for Windows. There is no Linux version. It needs Google Chrome installed and opens your sportsbooks in a separate Chrome profile that the app keeps for itself, where you log in to each book yourself. Either way, this site is where you subscribe and manage your account, and the app never places a bet without your explicit confirmation on each leg.

The Arbitrage Finder scans 39 books and exchanges. Sportsbooks: Bally Bet, bet365, BetMGM, BetParx, BetRivers, Borgata, Caesars, DraftKings, Fanatics, FanDuel, Fliff, Hard Rock, theScore. Exchanges: Crypto.com, Kalshi, NoVig, Polymarket, Polymarket US, ProphetX. Other books: Bet105, Bet99, Betcris, BetOnline, BookMaker, Bovada, Circa, CoolBet, Hard Rock (OH), Ladbrokes, LeoVegas, NorthStar Bets, Onyx Odds, Pinnacle, PointsBet, Rebet, Sports Interaction, SugarHouse, Unibet, WynnBET. Which ones you can use depends on your state. The Pro desktop automation currently places bets on DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and Caesars, with more added regularly.

Two flat monthly plans, not a percentage of your winnings: Basic at $29.99/month for the Arbitrage Finder, and Pro at $49.99/month for the full automated edge (finder included). Cancel anytime. More autonomous tiers are coming later.

Arbocado was founded and is built by George Bailey, a software engineer and Stanford graduate. The About page has more on the team and how the product works.