Scout
Screenshot the slip. Get the biggest payout.
Scout is Slipstream’s AI assistant. It reads the legs from your screenshot, prices your boosts and parlays across eight sportsbooks, and finds your biggest payout. It also shows which of Slipstream’s ranked cappers are on your bet.
Free on iOS. It installs through TestFlight, Apple’s beta app: grab TestFlight first, then Slipstream. About a minute total.
From someone else’s slip to your best number in seconds.
- Screenshot to betslip. Snap a slip from a group chat, a capper’s post, or another app. Scout reads the legs, then finds the best price and works out which boost is worth using.
- You confirm before anything happens. Scout shows you every leg it read and checks it against live prices. Anything that looks wrong, like a price no book offers, gets flagged.
- Paste a slip. Paste picks as plain text and Scout turns them into priced betslip legs.
- One tap to the betslip. Scout drops straight bets and parlays into your betslip at DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and Caesars. At the other books it hands you the best price and a direct link, and you place it yourself.
Never take a bad number.
The same bet pays differently at different books, and on a single leg the gap between the best and worst price is often enough to turn a good bet into a bad one. Scout shows you every book’s price side by side.
- Best price across eight books.DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, Fanatics, theScore Bet, Hard Rock, BetRivers. Scout flags the best price and keeps every book on screen.
- No-vig fair value.Every price has the book’s cut baked in. Scout strips it out to show the true price of the bet. If every book has both sides around −110, fair is closer to +100, and the best price on the board can still be a bad number. Scout shows fair value next to every book’s price so you can tell.
- Promo and boost math.Profit boosts, parlay boosts, bonus bets, no-sweat bets. Scout computes what each one is worth, the effective odds, and which bet it belongs on, so a 30 percent boost stops dying on a heavy favorite.
- Cross-game parlay builds.Give Scout your parlay legs and a boost. It prices every way to combine them across games and shows you the strongest one, with exact combined odds.
Find something worth a look.
Four feeds, each one a different way to see what the market is doing.
- Price edges.The moneylines on tonight’s slate where the best available price beats no-vig fair value by the most.
- Who’s on this game.Ask about tonight’s Celtics game and Scout shows the ranked Slipstream cappers on each side, with their tier and Rating.
- Prop board.An event’s player props, sorted by line, best price, and how many books carry them.
- Research briefs.A just-the-facts rundown of one game, with the props for any player you name. Every item comes with a source and a timestamp, and where there is nothing to report, the brief says “no signal found.”
Scout knows your record.
Ask how you’re doing and Scout reads your settled Slipstream record back to you: your overall record and units, where the money comes from by sport and bet type, your recent form, and your biggest single wins and losses.
Then ask for tonight’s slate in your strongest categories and Scout filters the board to the price edges in the sports where your own record is deepest. It’s a filter, not a pick: a category only counts once you have 20 settled bets in it, and the edge still comes only from the price beating fair value.
Before you place it.
- Bet-conflict heads-up.Pricing a bet that contradicts, hedges, or stacks on one you already hold? Scout flags the relationship before you place. Which one to keep is your call.
- Price vs the open.Scout shows today’s number against where the line opened, and calls out when a “boost” only gives back what the line move took.
- Player trend cards.A player’s hit-rate against tonight’s line: last 5 and 10, versus lefties and righties, home and away, each with a source and a sample size. When the sample is thin, the card doesn’t show.
Scout savings.
Every bet you price through Scout goes on a ledger.
- 01It logs the price you took against the best price at any book.
- 02It logs the closing line, the last price before the game starts, wherever the books post one.
- 03It banks the gap in cents, bettor shorthand where each point of American odds is one cent. Take −105 on a spread that closes −110 and that is five cents.
On a $100 bet, that five-cent gap is about $4 more when it wins. Scout doesn’t store your stake and never connects to your sportsbook account, so it can’t count your dollars; the ledger counts the odds gap and reports it in units. Beat the close more often than you lose to it and the subscription is doing its job.
Ask it who wins.
You’ll get the useful version of an answer: the ranked cappers on each side, where the best price sits, and the fair line underneath it. When even the best number on the board comes up short of fair, Scout says so. That’s the −118 in this conversation.
What Scout won’t do is tell you what to bet. An assistant with a betting opinion is just another tout, and you already have plenty of those.
Access.
Scout ships with the app at launch. Today’s beta is the ranked leaderboard.
At launch, Scout is part of the Slipstream subscription: $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, after a free trial (card required, converts unless cancelled). There is no free tier.
Everything Scout does is included: price checks, boost math, screenshot reads, “who’s on this,” and open-ended chat. It has no credit meter: ask a hundred questions on a Saturday slate and every one gets answered.
On the roadmap.
- Same-game parlay shopping.Scout already builds and prices the cross-game part of your slip. Shopping SGP odds across books is next.
- Spreads and totals in price edges.The price-edges feed covers moneylines today. Spreads and totals follow.