Biggest price differences

How much more the best bookmaker pays for a pick than the typical bookmaker does. The typical price is the middle of all the prices on offer, so a pick at 2.20 where most bookmakers offer 2.00 is 10% more. Over many bets, taking the best price instead of the typical one adds up.

No. A bigger price only means one bookmaker pays more if the pick wins: it doesn't make it more likely to win. Sometimes a bookmaker is simply slower to move its price after news. Most bets lose, so only stake what you can afford to lose.

Pre-match prices from bookmakers we've checked in the last 30 minutes, on matches and races in the next 48 hours that at least 4 bookmakers price. A price far above every other bookmaker's is usually a mistake or out of date, so we don't list it. Long shots are left out (above 10.0 for matches and 21.0 for horses), because a small difference in a long price looks big as a percentage.

Prices change all the time, and a bookmaker that's out of line often moves soon. Always check the price on the bookmaker's own slip before you bet.