Live football odds alerts

Select leagues. Define a movement rule. OddsRadar discovers qualifying matches, monitors them for you, and notifies you when the market crosses your threshold — so you do not follow every fixture by hand.

The aha moment

Most people miss value moments because they cannot watch twenty live boards at once. OddsRadar's job is automatic discovery and monitoring: you set the radar once; matching fixtures are watched for you; the push arrives when your % rule fires.

How it works

  1. 1

    Select leagues

    Pick the competitions you care about once. You do not hunt individual fixtures every matchday.

  2. 2

    Define a movement rule

    Example: favourites opening at 1.70 or shorter — alert me if the live price drifts +20%. Your threshold, your filter.

  3. 3

    OddsRadar scans continuously

    Eligible matches in your leagues are monitored as the market updates. Opening and live prices are compared against your rule.

  4. 4

    Automatic match matching

    Qualifying fixtures are subscribed for you. You are not manually following dozens of games to catch one move.

  5. 5

    Notification at the threshold

    When the chosen percentage movement occurs, you get a push with match context — then you decide what to do.

Rule example

Visual rule example

Leagues

EPL · La Liga · UCL

Open filter

Favourite ≤ 1.70

Alert

+20% live drift

Once set, OddsRadar keeps scanning. You do not refresh odds boards hoping to notice the move.

Opening → current movement

Opening → current example

Illustrative: Away open 2.40 → current 2.95 (+22.9%). If your rule was +20%, OddsRadar would have notified at the threshold — without you watching that fixture live.

Browse today's odds movement for live market shifts.

Get the app

Free to start on iOS and Android. Build your leagues and rules in a few minutes — then let the radar run.

FAQ

Do I need to follow every match myself?
No. You select leagues and a rule. OddsRadar discovers qualifying fixtures and monitors them for you.
Is this betting advice or tips?
No. OddsRadar is a timing and monitoring tool. Alerts describe market movement against your rule — not predicted outcomes.
What does “opening odds” mean here?
The reference 1X2 price captured near the start of monitoring for that fixture. Alerts compare live or later prices to that open (or your configured baseline).

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