// Help & Support
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Everything you need to get the most out of KingFish Bets — from reading the props dashboard to running the math on your bets.
What is KingFish Bets?
KingFish Bets is a sports betting analytics platform. We provide live player props and game lines across supported sports, odds comparison across major books, AI-powered analysis, cheat sheets, betting tools, and picks when the board gives us a number worth posting. Our job is to give you the data and context to make sharper decisions yourself.
Is this gambling advice?
No. Everything on KingFish Bets is for entertainment and informational purposes only. We do not accept wagers. We give you tools, data, and analysis — what you do with it is entirely your call. Please bet responsibly and within your means.
Who can use KingFish Bets?
KingFish Bets is intended for users 18+ where permitted by law. If your jurisdiction requires a higher age for sports betting-related content, you must meet that higher age. KingFish is an analytics platform and does not accept wagers.
What sports are covered?
KingFish covers MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, KBO, Soccer, NFL, and college boards where markets and data are available. Coverage depth changes by season: some sports have full props and cheat sheets, while others focus on matchups, game lines, futures, or team context.
Which sportsbooks are supported for pricing?
KingFish pricing comes from supported regulated U.S. sportsbooks, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, BetRivers, and theScore Bet by default. Regional and optional books such as Hard Rock Bet, WynnBET, SuperBook, BetPARX, Fanatics, bet365, PointsBet, Unibet, Bally Bet, and Barstool can appear when available or enabled in Account settings. KingFish does not support offshore sportsbooks.
What are MLB ballpark profiles?
Ballpark profiles add park context inside Game Factors. Tap a venue to see the home team, home record when available, capacity, altitude, roof type, surface, weather, and the KingFish park read for totals, home runs, and run environment.
What does Premium include?
Premium unlocks live player props, game lines, best available prices, Edge Scores, cheat sheets, Game Factors, unlimited Ask KingFish, and premium picks when posted. Free access includes betting calculators, fantasy draft tools, free picks, logged-in matchup views where available, and limited Ask KingFish chats.
How do I cancel my subscription?
Web subscriptions can be canceled from your Account page under Manage Your Plan. iOS subscriptions are managed through your App Store account settings. You keep access until the end of the current billing period.
How do I contact support?
Email us at support@kingfishbets.com. We typically respond within 24 hours.
// Props Dashboard
How to Read the Dashboard
The props dashboard is your main research workspace. Here's what everything means.
Edge Score
The Edge Score is our proprietary signal applied to every prop. It pulls from multiple data layers — recent form, matchup context, available odds, weather where relevant, and more — and rates each play as Strong, Lean, Neutral, or Fade. It is a starting point for your research, not a guarantee.
L5 / L10 Hit Rates
These show how often a player has hit a prop line over their last 5 and last 10 games. A player going 8/10 on hits over 0.5 is trending well. Use these alongside the matchup data — a hot hitter facing a weak pitcher in a hitter's park is a strong combination.
Odds Comparison
We pull lines from multiple major books side by side. Always take the best number available — getting -108 instead of -115 on the same prop adds up significantly over a full season. This is one of the easiest edges available to any bettor.
Batter vs Pitcher
Head-to-head historical data for today's matchups. Focus on plate appearances — 15+ PA gives you a meaningful sample. A .400 BA in 5 PA is noise. A .380 BA in 40 PA is signal. Use it alongside current form, not instead of it.
Weather & Park Factors
Wind direction and speed matter in baseball more than most bettors account for. Wind blowing out at 15+ mph at Wrigley or Coors meaningfully boosts HR and total bases props. We surface this data alongside each game so you do not have to look it up separately.
// Stat Sheets
Stat Sheets
Saved daily boards for MLB and NFL research. Each sheet shows its timing so the odds and stats read as a snapshot, not a live feed.
Hits Bet/Fade
Ranks 0.5 hit lines using recent hit form, odds, and matchup history against the listed starter. Fade candidates highlight weak recent form or a larger sample of at-bats with no success against today's pitcher.
HR Targets
Isolates players with elevated home run upside by blending home run history against the starter, recent power form, and available odds.
Hot Total Bases
Identifies hitters clearing their total-bases line consistently, with Last 5 hit rate added so one big game does not outweigh the actual streak.
Safe Alt K Sheet
Pitcher strikeout analysis focused on alt lines. Find the number that's realistic but offers value on the board.
Hot Hitters
Pure recent form — who is producing right now. Cross-reference with matchup data before making a decision.
Batter vs Pitcher
Historical head-to-head data for today's matchups. Sample size matters — look for 10+ PA before leaning heavily on the numbers.
Game Lines & Edge
Full game line overview with our Edge Score applied to each side. Useful for run line, totals, and moneyline context.
NFL TD Streaks
Regular-season touchdown streaks by player, built for quick NFL scoring-form research.
NFL QB 2+ TD Streaks
Quarterbacks on recent streaks of 2+ passing touchdown games, with their recent 2+ TD game count shown alongside the current streak.
QB 200+ Yard Games
Quarterbacks clearing 200 passing yards, ranked by active streak, recent hit rate, and recent yardage form.
How to use them together: Start with a sheet for ideas, cross-check the matchup or recent form, then verify the live line on the dashboard. That workflow keeps the stat sheet as the starting point, not the final decision.
// Fantasy Hub
Fantasy Draft Tools
Quick boards for home leagues, best ball, draft planning, and season-long roster tracking.
Home League
A full draft board for traditional leagues, including kickers and defenses where they belong in the ranking order.
Best Ball
A separate best-ball board with its own rankings and no kicker or defense clutter.
Draft Planner
Set league size and draft slot, then build a simple round-by-round path that can adjust as players are taken.
Roster Watch
Connect an outside fantasy username to view season-long teams inside KingFish when league data is available.
// Betting Tools
The Tackle Box
Strategy tools and calculators to help you size bets, compare prices, protect bankroll, and understand the math behind each wager. Core calculators are free for any logged-in user.
Bankroll Builder
Unit & Bankroll Strategy
Helps you translate your bankroll into practical unit sizes, stop-loss guardrails, and risk profiles before the card gets emotional.
How to use it: Enter your bankroll, choose a risk profile, or set a custom percentage. The tool returns a unit size and a daily stop-loss range.
Example: A $1,000 bankroll at 1% gives a $10 unit. A disciplined day might cap exposure around 3-5 units depending on risk profile.
Pro tip: The best bankroll tool is the one you actually follow. Pick a unit size you can live with during a losing week.
Free Bet / SNR
Bonus Bet Hedge Finder
Helps convert a stake-not-returned bonus bet into real cash by showing the hedge price and cash stake that make the conversion worth considering.
How to use it: Enter the bonus bet amount, the bonus bet odds, and the cash you are willing to hedge. The tool shows the target hedge odds and expected conversion.
Example: A $100 bonus bet at +300 with a realistic hedge can turn into a measured cash return if the opposite market is priced well enough.
Pro tip: This works best on clean opposite markets. Exact-margin props and niche markets need extra caution because the hedge may not cover every outcome.
Closing Line Value
Manual CLV Tool
Compares the price you bet against the market closing price so you can see whether you beat the number.
How to use it: Enter your odds and the closing odds. The tool converts both to implied probability and shows whether the market moved in your favor.
Example: If you bet +140 and the market closes +115, you beat the close. Even if that ticket loses, the process was stronger than the result.
Pro tip: CLV is a process stat. Track it over time instead of judging it one bet at a time.
Expected Value
EV Calculator
The most important tool in sports betting. EV tells you whether a bet is mathematically profitable over time — not just whether it wins today.
How to use it: Enter the odds and your estimated true probability of the outcome. If the EV is positive, the bet has long-term value. If it's negative, the book has the edge.
Example: A team is +120 but you believe they have a 55% chance to win. That's a +EV bet — the payout outweighs the risk given your probability estimate.
Pro tip: Your edge in sports betting comes entirely from finding +EV spots. Win rate alone doesn't matter — a 45% win rate on +150s beats a 60% win rate on -120s.
Arbitrage
ARB Calculator
Arbitrage checks whether prices across different books are wide enough to create a risk-balanced position across all outcomes.
How to use it: Enter the odds from two different books for both sides of a market. The calculator tells you if an arb exists and how to split the stake.
Example: Book A has Team A at +105. Book B has Team B at +105. If the prices are clean, the calculator shows the stake split and expected return.
Pro tip: Arbs are rare and disappear fast. Books also limit or ban arbers over time. Use it strategically, not as your entire approach.
Parlay Odds & Payout
Parlay Calculator
Calculates the combined odds and payout for a multi-leg parlay. Use it to verify the book's payout is fair before you place.
How to use it: Add each leg's odds and the calculator shows you the true combined odds and what a winning ticket pays at your stake.
Example: Three -110 legs combine to roughly +596 in true odds. If your book is only paying +500, you're giving up significant value.
Pro tip: Parlays carry significant vig on each leg. They're high variance by nature — size them accordingly and never chase with them.
Juice / Overround
Vig Calculator
The vig (or juice) is the cut the book takes on every market. It's how they make money regardless of the outcome.
How to use it: Enter both sides of a market and the calculator shows the total vig baked in and the implied probability for each side.
Example: A standard -110/-110 market carries about 4.5% vig. A -115/-115 market carries about 6.5%. That difference compounds over time.
Pro tip: Shopping for the lowest vig on the markets you play is one of the highest-leverage habits you can build as a bettor.
True Implied Probability
No-Vig Calculator
Strips the book's juice out of the line to reveal the true implied probability of each side — what the market actually thinks.
How to use it: Enter the odds for both sides. The calculator removes the overround and shows the fair probability for each outcome.
Example: A -130/+110 market doesn't mean the favorite has a 56.5% chance. After removing the vig, the true probability is closer to 53%.
Pro tip: Use no-vig probabilities as your baseline when running EV calculations — they're a cleaner starting point than raw implied odds.
Optimal Bet Sizing
Kelly Criterion
Kelly tells you the mathematically optimal percentage of your bankroll to bet on a +EV opportunity. It maximizes long-term growth while managing risk.
How to use it: Enter the odds, your estimated win probability, and your bankroll. Kelly returns the ideal stake as a percentage.
Example: If Kelly says 8%, most bettors use half-Kelly (4%) to reduce variance while still growing the bankroll efficiently.
Pro tip: Never bet full Kelly unless you are extremely confident in your probability estimate. Half-Kelly or quarter-Kelly is standard practice.
American · Decimal · Fractional
Odds Converter
Converts odds between American (+150), decimal (2.50), and fractional (3/2) formats instantly.
How to use it: Enter any odds format and get all three back. Useful when comparing lines across international books or reading prop sheets.
Example: +150 American = 2.50 decimal = 3/2 fractional. They all represent the same payout.
Pro tip: Decimal odds make EV math easier — consider using them as your default when doing calculations.
Reduce Risk
Hedge Calculator
If you're holding a ticket with value, hedging can reduce your exposure or turn part of the position into a defined outcome.
How to use it: Enter your original bet, original stake, and the current odds on the other side. The calculator returns the hedge amount and outcome split.
Example: You bet $50 on a team at +300. If the market moves sharply in your favor, a hedge can protect part of the position.
Pro tip: Hedging reduces variance but can also reduce expected value. Use it when the reduced risk is worth the tradeoff.
// The KingFish Philosophy
Be Your Own KingFish.
We do not make your bets for you. We give you the sharpest data, the cleanest tools, and the analysis to make your own call. Intel is where you learn the markets, the terms, and the habits that help you become your own KingFish.
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