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Finding Live Bets in Outlier

Looking to find player props while games are in progress? Outlier allows you to explore available live betting markets so you can research and evaluate opportunities as the action unfolds.

Written by Jalen Reynolds

How to Find Live Bets in the Outlier App

  1. Open the Outlier app.

  2. Navigate to the Props section.

  3. Browse available player props for games currently in progress.

Live markets depend on sportsbook availability, the specific game, and which markets are being offered at that time.

How to Find Live Bets on the Web

  1. Open Outlier on the web.

  2. Navigate to Props.

  3. Open Filters.

  4. Select Live to filter for available live betting markets.

Keep in mind that live props may not be available for every game or sportsbook. Markets can also change or become temporarily unavailable as games progress.

Take Your Live Betting Further with React Live

Looking for an edge while the games are happening? Meet React Live, your AI-powered live betting companion built to help you spot opportunities as the action unfolds.

React Live uses powerful AI to analyze hundreds of live betting lines in real time, looking for pricing mistakes sportsbooks make. When an AI Betting Signal fires, you can see where our models disagree with the books, how strong the Signal is, and the supporting data behind it. Compare the best available odds across sportsbooks and jump straight to your bet slip in one tap so you can move before the line does.

Outlier gives you the data and tools to research your bets before the game. React Live helps you find your edge while the game is happening. AI Betting Signals are available for the NBA, NFL and WNBA.

React Live is included with Outlier Pro subscriptions!

Research before the game with Outlier. Find your live edge with React Live.

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As always, use the available data to conduct your own research and make your own betting decisions.

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