Using OddStorm
Reporting wrong odds
Sometimes the odds at your bookmaker do not match what OddStorm shows. Usually the explanation is timing or a clone domain; occasionally it is a real scanning issue we want to know about immediately. This is the two-minute check and the exact report that gets it fixed fastest.
A vague 'your odds are wrong' email costs you a day of back-and-forth; a report with the right four details gets reproduced and answered in minutes. The difference is knowing what support looks at first, so here's the checklist we wish every mismatch report followed.
Before reporting: the two-minute check #
Three quick questions resolve most mismatches on the spot:
- Timing: is the leg's 'seen' timestamp fresh? Odds move; a price seen 40 seconds ago on a live match may simply have moved on. That is the market, not a bug.
- Domain: are you on the EXACT site we scan? Mirror and clone domains of the same brand can shift or lag odds. 'Only I see different odds' is the classic clone symptom.
- Market: same market, same period, same line? AH -0.75 at the book vs AH -1.0 in the app is a different market, not different odds.
The report that gets fixed fast #
Still mismatched? Send support these four things; together they let us reproduce the case in minutes:
- Whether it is InPlay or PreMatch.
- The FULL web address of the bookmaker you use (the exact domain, copied from the browser).
- A screenshot of the arb calculator with the Odd History visible (the seen/change timestamps are the evidence).
- A screenshot of the odd at your bookmaker, timestamped as close as possible to the first one.
What happens on our side #
We check the feed for that bookmaker and market at your timestamps. Clone-domain cases get an answer explaining which domain we scan; real discrepancies go straight to the parser team, and bookmakers with a genuine outage show as temporarily down on the Supported Bookmakers page until fixed. Either way you get an answer, not silence.
Where to go next #
The clones guide explains the domain trap in depth, and why-surebets-exist covers the odds-history discipline that separates moved prices from wrong ones.
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