Using OddStorm
The OddStorm desktop app
The web app covers the full surebet feed in any browser; the desktop app is the Windows client for the features that need deeper integration: Navigation, Back/Lay surebets, and market and period filters. Same speed, same data, more control.
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What the desktop app adds #
Four things live only in the desktop app:
- Navigation (Elite): one click opens the bookmaker and walks straight to the event of the arb. Seconds saved on every placement.
- Back/Lay surebets: the bookmaker-vs-exchange feed with commission and liquidity built into the math.
- Market filters: Settings, then the Filter Markets tab, to choose which market types (1X2, handicaps, totals, corners...) the scanner includes for you.
- Period filters: the Filter Periods tab, to include or exclude first-half and other period markets.
Install and sign in #
Download the installer from the Download page, run it, and sign in with your OddStorm account. The app updates itself; when a new version ships, it tells you.
Using the filters well #
Filters are per-account preferences: what you exclude simply stops appearing, which is how you turn the full firehose into a feed matched to the markets you actually bet and the bookmakers you actually hold.
Remember the filters exist when a specific arb 'is missing': nine times out of ten the market or period is filtered out. The web app has no market/period filtering; if you need bet-type control, the desktop app is the tool.
Mac and Linux #
The desktop app is Windows only. The web app runs fine in any browser on macOS and Linux; users who need the desktop-only features on a Mac run the app inside a Windows virtual machine (Parallels, VMware, VirtualBox), which works without issues.
Where to go next #
The Navigation guide covers the Elite feature in depth, and the Back/Lay guide explains the exchange math the desktop app computes for you.
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