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The Opportunities feed

The live feed of arbs. Each row is a finished pair: two venues, two opposite outcomes of one event, and the profit in percent.

El Capone · six years doing arbs, runs support in the members chatUpdated 6 Nov 2026

Pulse is a web scanner that runs in real time at pulsebet.run. Nothing to install: open it in the browser and you see live opportunities straight away. There are three screens in the top bar: Opportunities (the live feed), Portfolio (saved positions, P&L, win rate) and Settings.

Opportunities is where you’ll spend most of your time. Data streams in by itself, you never refresh the page.

The Pulse Opportunities feed with live arbs
The feed, November 2026.
  1. 1  Counters. How many arbs are live right now, how many the engine is tracking, and how many your filters are hiding.
  2. 2  Tabs and switches. Active, Bonus and Hidden (arbs you’ve hidden by hand), All markets / Live / Pre-match, sort order, Filters and the sound alert for new arbs.
  3. 3  Columns. Event, market, leg A, leg B, ROI and age. Click ROI or Age to sort by them.
  4. 4  A row. One ready-made pair: two venues, two opposite outcomes of the same event. The icon on the left opens both venues at once, the eye on the right hides the row.

What each column means

ColumnWhat it shows
EventThe match and the sport, e.g. Cincinnati Reds vs Milwaukee Brewers · Baseball. Live means the match is already on
MarketWhat the arb is on. O/U 9.5 is a total over/under 9.5. Moneyline or Match Winner is who wins. Handicap is a win with a margin. Also maps, sets, totals and handicaps inside them
Leg AFirst leg: venue, outcome and odds, e.g. Dexsport · Under 9.5 · 1.970
Leg BSecond leg: the other venue, the opposite outcome and its odds, e.g. Stake · Over 9.5 · 2.050
ROIYour profit in percent, e.g. +0.46%
AgeHow long the arb has been alive, e.g. 9:44

You don’t need to match anything by hand. The scanner has already found the pair and checked that it really is the same market on both venues.

Bookmakers quote decimal odds, exchanges quote cents. Comparing them by hand means converting every time. Pulse brings both to one format automatically, so you see the finished comparison. Most scanners on the market only work with bookmakers and don’t see book-versus-exchange arbs at all, and that’s exactly where the gaps tend to be biggest.

Click a row and the bet slip opens on the right. That’s the next page, The bet slip.