FadeReport

How FadeReport Works

FadeReport pulls real sportsbook betting splits from consensus data updated hourly. For every game on the slate, we track two numbers: the percentage of bets placed on each side, and the percentage of total money wagered on each side.

When those two numbers diverge significantly, it is a signal. A small number of large bets — sharp money — is moving the needle on the money side while the public bet count stays lopsided in the other direction.

We measure this divergence as a simple percentage point difference between money % and bets % on the same side:

What FadeReport Is and Is Not

FadeReport is a data tool, not a picks service. We do not tell you what to bet. We show you where the sharp money is going so you can make that decision yourself. Sharp money signals do not win every time. Even professional bettors lose. What they do is give you a more informed starting point than betting on who you think is the better team.

Think of it as seeing the market the way a sportsbook does — not just who the public likes, but where the real money is going.

Why Sharp Money Tracking Works

Sharp money tracking is most valuable in markets where public perception consistently diverges from reality. College basketball and the NBA both offer consistent edges — the crowd is frequently wrong, and the professionals know it.

New to sharp money betting? Read our Sports Betting 101 guide →