Profit Line odds estimate each horse's winning probability using a comprehensive computer analysis of numerous handicapping factors like speed, class, and jockey performance. These odds are available for North American thoroughbred races and help bettors identify favorable wagers. The horse with the lowest odds is considered the most likely winner. "Overlays," marked in green, occur when a horse's current odds exceed its Profit Line odds, offering a potentially higher return. These odds are subject to updates due to scratches and changes.
Profit Line odds represent each horse's estimated probability of winning based on a rigorous computer study encompassing thousands of races. Profit Line odds incorporate numerous handicapping factors (speed, class, pace, form, weight, distance, surface, trainer, jockey, pedigree, recency, etc.).
Profit Line odds are provided for all North American thoroughbred races (not available for harness and foreign races). There are countless ways to use Profit Line to help you make winning bets.
The horse with the lowest Profit Line odds is deemed to be the most likely winner according to Profit Line.
Look for Profit Line "overlays" (noted in GREEN). Whenever the current odds of a horse is greater than (or equal to) the Profit Line odds, the Profit Line odds are displayed in RED. Profit Line deems these "overlays" because the current odds are greater than (or equal to) the horse's estimated fair chances of winning which means that you will get a higher return on your wager based on live odds than the Profit Line program predicted based on the handicapping factors evaluated.
Profit Line odd will update based on scratches and changes.