How it works — Scrape the Spread

Three steps

Pick your game or sport

Track one team in one game (Single Scrape), or monitor a whole sport with your own filters (Full Scrape).

Single Scrape Every plan

Pick an upcoming game and the team you want tracked. One game, one team, your triggers.

Fine-tune

CutoffBookmakerShort odds filterNotifications

Best for: a game you're already watching, or a team you follow.

Example — Track Duke in tonight's UNC @ Duke game. Alert me if the live spread moves 10 points off the final pregame spread.

Full Scrape Higher plans

Monitor an entire sport using your custom filters. Every team in every game in the sport that fits your filters gets tracked automatically — tonight and every night after as long as your Scrape is active.

Mix and match filters

Pregame spreadVenue Ranked teamsCFB subdivisionsConferencesConference games DivisionsDivision games

Fine-tune

CutoffBookmakerShort odds filterNotifications

Best for: a strategy you want to run all season.

Example — Track every College Basketball game where a ranked home team is laying 6 to 14 in conference play. Alert me on a 10-point move, and stop watching with 4 minutes left in the game. Set it once in November and it runs through March.

Some settings depend on your plan. Compare plans

Set your triggers

A trigger fires when the in-game spread moves off the final pregame spread by at least the number you set.

Triggers work in either direction: a + number fires when the spread moves up, a - number when it moves down. All the triggers on one Scrape move the same way.

One trigger, start to finish

Pregame+4.5Final pregame spread
Trigger+7B1, the number you set
Target+11.5Pregame plus trigger
Alert fires+12.5The in-game spread reaches or passes the Target

Every Scrape has a cutoff — the point in a game where we stop watching. Use our sport defaults, or set your own, depending on your plan.

Triggers by plan

The number of triggers available to you for each Single Scrape or Full Scrape depends on your subscription plan.

Get the alert

Alerts tell you the final pregame spread, where your trigger fired, the score, the clock and the book.

Push

Example

Which trigger fired
The live spread we recorded when your trigger fired
The name of your Scrape
The final pregame spread
The Target: pregame plus trigger
The score and the game clock
Your selected bookmaker
The sport

Email

Example

From Scrape the Spread

Subject Scrape the Spread — B1 Fired: #14 Tennessee Volunteers +12.5 (CFB)

CFB B1 Fired!

#1 Texas Longhorns @ #14 Tennessee Volunteers +12.5 (-112)

Spread Movement

Pregame: #14 Tennessee Volunteers +4.5 (-110)
Trigger: B1 +7.0 points
Target: +11.5
Fired: +12.5 (-112)
Movement: +8.0 points

Game Info

Score: 10–3
Time: Q2 12:38

Source

Bookmaker: FanDuel
Scrape: CFB Home Dogs

Which trigger fired
The live spread we recorded when your trigger fired
The final pregame spread
The trigger's setting
The Target: pregame plus trigger
The total movement
The score and the game clock
Your selected bookmaker
The name of your Scrape

On the site

Example

Which trigger fired
The live spread we recorded when your trigger fired
The final pregame spread
The Target: pregame plus trigger
The trigger's setting
The total movement
The score and the game clock
Your selected bookmaker
The name of your Scrape

What's a game without a score?

Track your results. Every fired trigger gets scored once the game goes final, so you can see whether the moves you were tracking actually landed — by Scrape, by trigger level, over any date range.

We don't tell you what to do with an alert. We do tell you what happened next.

Example

Questions?

What's the difference between Single Scrapes and Full Scrapes? What's the difference between B1, B2 and B3? How many times can one trigger fire?

Read the full FAQ

Set your triggers once and we'll watch for you.

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