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Updated July 21, 2026 · 9 min read by OddsShopper Staff

Last updated July 21, 2026 at 11:09 AM ET. This page rebuilds every day.
Most pages offering free sports picks today hand you seven plays and no record. This one does the opposite: a single bet, the largest priced edge our board can find, and a running list of every play we have posted, losers included. That trade is deliberate, and by the end of this page you will be able to check the claim yourself instead of trusting it.
Nick Loftin Under 0.5 (Total Hits) · best price +200 at Bet365 · our fair price +152 · edge 19.1%
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The fair price here is not one book's opinion. OddsShopper's EV engine de-vigs the market first, then the board surfaces the side where a book is still paying more than that fair number. The OddsShopper EV engine prices the true probability at 39.7%, which is a fair number of +152. Bet365 is posting +200, paying as though that outcome were less likely than the market as a whole says it is. That disagreement is the 19.1% edge, and it is the only reason this play is on the page. Game: San Francisco Giants @ Kansas City Royals. Prices move fast, so confirm the number before you bet (pulled 2026-07-21T15:09:16Z).
| Number | Today's value | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Best available price | +200 at Bet365 | The most generous number on the board |
| Implied probability at that price | 33.3% | What the book is charging you to believe |
| Our de-vigged fair probability | 39.7% | What the market says once vig comes out |
| Fair price | +152 | Where the number should sit |
| Edge | 19.1% | The gap you are being paid for |
| Expected value on a $100 bet | $+19.04 | The same edge, in dollars |
The row that matters is the third one. Bet365 is pricing this outcome at 33.3%, and our de-vigged number puts it at 39.7%. That 6.3 point gap is the entire bet. Nothing else on the page matters if that number is wrong, which is why the record below grades it in public instead of asking you to take it on faith. Run any other price through the EV calculator and you get the same arithmetic.
Running record: not posted yet. Every pick below is logged, but closing-line grading has not been published for them, so there is no win-loss record to show and we are not going to imply one. 13 picks over 16 days on the page, 5 of which had no qualifying edge and got no play.
| Date | Pick | Price | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-20 | Bo Bichette Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +202 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-20 | Freddie Freeman Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +200 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-19 | Seiya Suzuki Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +180 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-18 | Ezequiel Tovar Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +190 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-17 | Ben Williamson Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +190 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-16 | Alec Bohm Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +195 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-12 | Kahlil Watson Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +130 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-11 | Masataka Yoshida Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +185 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-10 | Nasim Nunez Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +125 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-09 | Kody Clemens Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +190 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-08 | Christian Scott Under 5.5 (Total Strikeouts) | +120 DraftKings | Pending |
| 2026-07-07 | Blaze Jordan Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +125 Bet365 | Pending |
| 2026-07-07 | Casey Schmitt Under 0.5 (Total Hits) | +185 Bet365 | Pending |
Every pick is logged the moment it posts and every one of them is in that table, including the ones we would rather forget. If this list ever starts getting shorter, assume it stopped being good.
That table is the whole reason the page shows one play instead of ten. A record only means something if it covers everything, and covering everything gets expensive fast when you are publishing volume. Most free pick pages solve that problem by never publishing a record at all, which is worth remembering the next time you see a hot streak advertised without the surrounding months. Weighing someone else's card? Vet them the same way and judge free picks on process, not on their best week.
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The board does not care what a bet is called, only whether the price is wrong. A free pick here can land in any of four buckets.
| Bucket | What it is | Why edges appear |
|---|---|---|
| Moneyline picks | Straight winner bets | Usually thin, and they show up on lopsided games where one book lags the market |
| Spread picks | Point-handicap bets | Half a point of stale line is worth more than most bettors think |
| Over/under picks | Game and player totals | Weather, lineups, and pitching news move them, so books disagree with each other more often than on sides |
| Player prop picks | Individual player markets | The deepest well of mispriced numbers |
Free player prop picks are where most of this page's plays come from, and the reason is structural rather than clever: a book can sharpen a handful of game lines all day, but it cannot police thousands of player markets with the same care, so stale numbers survive longer there. You can scan those same markets yourself on the live odds screen.
Whichever bucket wins the day, exactly one play goes up. The rest live on the +EV top bets screen.
The OddsShopper odds screen compares prices across every major sportsbook in real time and measures each one against a de-vigged fair price. When a book's number pays better than the true probability says it should, that is a positive expected value spot. This page surfaces the single largest one each day, free, and the full method is written up here.
The word "de-vigged" is doing the heavy lifting. A book's posted price includes its margin, so the raw number always overstates how likely the book thinks an outcome is. Strip the vig out across the market and you get a fair probability, which is the benchmark every candidate is measured against. Beating one book's price is easy. Beating the market's honest opinion of the same event is the thing that is hard, and it is the only thing this page is trying to do.
An edge this small dies from sloppy execution. Three things protect it.
| The habit | What it protects | What skipping it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Shop the number | The edge itself | Taking a worse price hands back some or all of the edge before first pitch |
| Size it flat | Your ability to keep betting | One oversized loss on a play that was still correct |
| Judge on the close | Your read on whether any of this works | Months spent grading yourself on luck instead of on price |
Shop the number. The price above is the best one we found, not the only one. Taking a worse number at your usual book can erase the entire edge before the game starts, so check the live odds screen first.
Size it like it can lose. An edge is not a safety margin. A bet priced at a real advantage still loses a large share of the time, because an edge tilts the odds in your favor without making the outcome likely. Flat, boring unit sizing is what keeps a real edge alive long enough to show up in the results.
Judge it on the close, not the result. One bet tells you nothing. Whether you consistently beat the closing line tells you almost everything, which is exactly why that number sits in the record above rather than a win-loss shout.
The one I keep coming back to is the second one. Line shopping is the easy habit to build and everybody talks about it. Sizing is the one that quietly decides whether you are still betting in six months, and it is the step people skip precisely because nothing bad happens the first fifty times.
How is the free pick of the day chosen? It is the bet carrying the largest positive expected value on the OddsShopper odds screen at the moment this page rebuilds: the biggest gap between a sportsbook's price and our de-vigged fair price. Purely mechanical, no hunches, no lean.
What time is the pick posted? The page rebuilds every morning, and the timestamp under the pick shows exactly when the price was pulled. If the board has no qualifying edge, the page says so rather than forcing a play.
Is the free pick really free? Yes. One pick a day, no signup, no email. OddsShopper Pro subscribers see the entire live board it came from, which is the only thing being sold here.
Do you track whether the picks win? Every pick is logged the moment it posts and listed in the table above, so the full history is public. Closing-line grading is the next thing going up there. That is the vetting standard we would want applied to anyone selling picks, so we apply it to ourselves rather than quietly dropping the plays that missed.
Why only one pick instead of ten? Because ten picks with no published record cannot be checked, and one pick with a full record can. Volume is easy to produce and impossible to falsify, which is why most free pick pages run on it.
What does CLV mean? Closing line value: whether the price you got beat the market's final price. Consistently beating the close is the most reliable evidence of real edge, and it is why we grade CLV alongside wins and losses.
One pick a day is not a marketing choice, it is what an honest record costs. The board finds the biggest gap between a posted price and a fair one, we publish it free, and then we live with the outcome in public whichever way it breaks. Come back tomorrow and the number will be different. The ledger will still be there, and so will the losses, and that is the part worth checking. If you want to stop waiting on one play a day, the +EV top bets screen and the free expert picks board are both open right now.
Odds change constantly, so always confirm the current price at your book. Must be 21+ and present in a state with legal sports betting. Please bet responsibly: if you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER. An edge is a probability, not a promise, and any single bet can lose.
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