Public Guide

In-Play Scanner Guide

The scanner is built for reading the live state of a match quickly: minute, score, odds context and pressure all in one place.

Quick Start

How to use it

1

Start with the live match list and look for games entering the time window you care about.

2

Use scoreline, minute and pressure context together rather than treating one number as a signal on its own.

3

Move into preset alerts or custom filters when you want the system to watch a setup for you.

1

What the scanner is for

The In-Play Scanner is the main live decision screen. It is designed to help members read the current match state quickly, especially when a game is moving into an alert window or price range.

Use it to compare time, score, live odds and pressure in the same view.
Treat the scanner as a live context check before acting on any shortlist or alert.
Focus on whether the current match state still supports the original idea.
2

Recommended workflow

Start broad, then narrow down. The scanner works best when you use it to remove weak games quickly and spend more attention on the matches that still fit.

Scan the live card by minute and scoreline.
Check whether the odds are still within the range you want.
Use pressure and recent match events to decide whether the game is live enough to keep watching.
Move into alerts or staking only when the match state agrees with the setup.
3

Best practice

Avoid using one statistic in isolation. A game can show pressure without the right score, price or time window, so the scanner should be used as a combined-read tool.

Do not chase a late price just because an alert appeared.
Compare the live picture with the pre-match profile.
Keep the workflow consistent so results can be reviewed honestly later.
Members

Premium access

Follow live matches with the score, minute, odds context and pressure signals in one focused screen.

  • Live match cards built for fast in-play scanning.
  • Pressure, goal, corner and card context without switching tools.
  • Premium shortlist workflows for stronger in-play decisions.