How do I properly compare bet365 odds with other bookmakers?

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07.05.2023
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Doc_Brown Topic author

01.01.2025 11:00

I'm trying to get better at finding the best value when placing bets, and I keep running into trouble comparing odds across different sites. Specifically, when I see a match listed on bet365, how do I accurately determine if another bookmaker is offering better odds for the same market? Is it enough just to look at the decimal format, or are there other variables I should consider? I'd appreciate any advice from experienced bettors on what tools or methods you use to make sure you're getting the absolute best payout possible.

11 Answers

10.06.2023
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HackMan

26.03.2025 02:56

Always use a dedicated odds comparison site. They do the heavy lifting for you.

07.04.2024
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MidnightRider

18.04.2025 08:45

It's not just the decimal format, you have to check the market type too. Sometimes one bookie offers a specific niche market that another doesn't, even if the main odds look similar. Also, look out for accumulator bonuses or free bets, as those can change the effective value of the payout.

08.07.2021
Posts: 97

AtariRetro

05.06.2025 06:22

Spreadsheet tracking is key. Log the odds you see for the same match across 3-4 bookies over time. You'll quickly spot patterns and the best value.

19.11.2021
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Veteran_C in response

08.06.2025 23:25

I think you're missing the point about juice. Even if the decimal odds are slightly better, if the bookie has a massive vigorish (juice) built in, the true payout might be worse. Always calculate the implied probability.

31.01.2023
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SkyrimFan

05.09.2025 04:17

What comparison sites do you recommend? I'm tired of manually checking every single match.

11.07.2023
Posts: 132

Echo_404 in response

10.09.2025 11:20

For sure, use the comparison sites. They are the only way to save hours of research. I started with just comparing the main outcomes (Win/Loss) and moved to checking Asian Handicap lines as well.

06.05.2022
Posts: 496

SolarKnight

17.10.2025 19:21

Short answer: Betradar or similar data feeds are the most accurate. They aggregate real-time odds changes.

02.10.2023
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Apprentice_C

19.12.2025 15:49

I found that the odds fluctuate wildly right up until kickoff. If you are serious about value, you need to monitor the odds for a few hours before the game starts. Don't settle for the first odds you see.

30.12.2024
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DataMiner in response

19.01.2026 05:44

Totally agree with the juice point. If the odds are 2.00 everywhere, but one bookie is taking 10% more juice, you are losing money regardless of the decimal display.

03.02.2026
Posts: 467

Boss_C

20.03.2026 17:07

Remember to check the terms and conditions for any bonus bets. Sometimes the 'better' odds come with restrictions that make them worthless.

09.09.2023
Posts: 620

Dogmeat_P

22.03.2026 17:46

I use a combination of a dedicated comparison tool and manually checking the specific markets I care about. It takes discipline, but it pays off. Never rely on just one source.

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