Active Consensus

Consensus surfaces markets where two or more sharp wallets have independently taken the same side. When multiple curated bettors converge on the same outcome without coordinating, that agreement is one of the strongest signals in the data we have — it usually means a real edge, not noise.

• Active — open markets where sharps currently agree. These are still actionable — shop the line at your sportsbook and consider taking the same side.
• History — every past consensus pick and how it settled. Use the ROI and hit-rate numbers to judge whether following consensus has actually worked, sport by sport.

• Market · Side — the event and the specific outcome the sharps agreed on.
• Sharps — avatars of the wallets on this side. Hover or click to see who they are and jump into their profiles.
• Avg entry — the average price they got in at. Anything close to or better than that today is a clean entry.
• Move — how much the market price has shifted since they bet. Positive move means the market is agreeing with them; negative move means you're getting a better price than they did (often a good sign).
• Expand any row to see the live orderbook and price history for that market.

Consensus is the highest-conviction subset of the Live Feed. Treat it as a shortlist of bets worth shopping for at your own books. Filter by sport, focus on the leagues you know well, and use the History tab to confirm consensus has been profitable in that sport before sizing up.