Opening column + current
Every row keeps the open next to the current print. The move is the tape, not a recap written after the fact.
Feature
Odds Board
Books, consensus, and open-to-current movement on one slate.
Market tape, not a ticket window. The Cold Line does not accept wagers.
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What
The Odds Board is the market tape: books, consensus, and open-to-current movement on one slate. Opening and current stay on the same row so you can read the number as it stands now against the number that opened.
Why there
Books do not print the same number, and the print does not stay still. The board exists so the shops, the consensus, and the move from open to current live in one place instead of across a pile of tabs.
Why useful
You can see where shops disagree, where consensus sits, and how far the market has traveled from the open — the tape you read before you price a game, not a slip that places anything.
How it works
One slate. Opening column plus current. Moneyline leads on most sports; NFL, CFB, NBA, and NCAAB keep the spread-first layout the market is normally read through in those sports.
Moneyline leads — except where the board already leads spread
Moneyline leads on most sports. NFL, CFB, NBA, and NCAAB stay spread-first, the way the live board already does.
Books and consensus on one slate
Shop columns and the consensus print sit together so disagreement is visible without flipping windows.