OpticOdds Bet Builder & SGP
A standalone engine for correlated same-game and cross-game parlay pricing.
Supplier popularity66%Explore the offering
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OpticOdds Copilot
Automated sportsbook pricing adjustments and liability controls configured by the operator.
Supplier popularity66%OpticOdds Odds Screen
A trader workspace for live price comparisons, consensus lines, alerts and shared notes.
Supplier popularity66%OpticOdds Sports Betting API
One odds API for pre-match, live and historical sportsbook prices and results.
Supplier popularity66%About OpticOdds
OpticOdds supplies sports betting data and trading technology. Its current portfolio includes a combined odds API, a trader-facing Odds Screen, a standalone Bet Builder and SGP integration, and Copilot automated trading. The feed and workspace draw on sportsbook price observations; these sources are distinct from the companies buying OpticOdds.
The buying choice depends on whether the team needs raw data, a monitoring workspace, correlated parlay pricing or automated changes to its own offer. Compare supported market identifiers, settlement records, configuration authority and recovery procedures. Published speed and revenue language should be evaluated against the proposed integration rather than treated as an operating result.
Where this supplier fits
Sportsbook operators, trading teams and betting-application developers buying data, price visibility or automated pricing controls.
Company-level capabilities
- Pre-match/live/historical odds API
- Trader dashboards and consensus lines
- Standalone correlated parlay pricing
- Automated odds and liability controls
These reflect the supplier's public descriptions. Check individual products for scope; a company capability does not automatically apply to every offering.
Questions for your evaluation
Use these to confirm the details for your business and market.
- Which source books, market identifiers and correction records are included?
- Which actions are advisory and which can change our live odds?
- How are parlay settlement, exposure limits and exceptions controlled?
Commercial-reach estimate
OpticOdds popularity
An estimated index of documented commercial footprint and geographic reach. It is not market share, customer satisfaction or a product recommendation.
Commercial footprint 80% weight200+ customer companies
The current homepage states that OpticOdds is trusted by 200+ companies.
Scope: Supplier-declared companies buying/using OpticOdds across the business; not the 200+ sportsbooks observed as data sources or individual product adoption.
View sourceGeographic reach 20% weightNot publicly confirmed
No consistent traceable numerical aggregate was established in the reviewed current official material.
Scope: Actual commercial customer geography; licences, offices, language support and available service territory are not customer countries.
View sourceSource review confirms the recorded declaration, not an independent audit of every customer. Brands, customer groups and merchants are different units. Employee and follower counts do not affect this score.
Universal commercial-reach-v2 supplier proxy: commercial footprint 80%, geographic reach 20%, workforce and followers zero. It does not measure satisfaction, market share or individual product adoption.
Popularity methodologyBuyer questions, answered
Which roles do the current products cover?
The API supplies data, Odds Screen provides market monitoring, Bet Builder supplies standalone correlated parlay pricing, and Copilot automates trading adjustments. Choose the workflow required by the team.
SourceDoes Bet Builder depend on other OpticOdds products?
The Bet Builder page explicitly describes a standalone integration that does not require another OpticOdds product. Scope the market package and platform connection separately.
SourceIs Copilot a human managed-trading service?
The current page describes automated odds trading and risk management software. Agree control and escalation responsibilities; the description does not establish an outsourced human trading desk.
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