A betting research terminal. Fairline lines up every venue’s price for the same market, prices each venue’s fees in, and shows you where the number is wrong.
No. Fairline is a research tool: it takes no wagers, holds no funds and settles nothing. You place your own bets, at your own venues, in your own name. 21+.
Where do the prices come from?
Kalshi and Polymarket for prediction-exchange markets, The Odds API for sportsbook prices, and MLB StatsAPI and ESPN for schedules, game state and player data.
Why do fees change the answer?
Because an edge thinner than the fee is not an edge. Fairline prices each venue’s fees into fair value, +EV and arbitrage before anything reaches a feed, so what you see is what would be left after the venue takes its cut.
What does “beat the close” mean?
It compares the price you took against where the market closed. Consistently positive closing-line value is the strongest long-run evidence that a process has edge — stronger than the result of any one bet.
Can I use it today?
Not yet. Fairline is in development for iOS and the web, and there is no App Store listing to point you at. Email us and we will tell you when the trial opens.
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See the number before you take it.
One market, every venue’s price for it, side by side.