Start with display filters
The market workspace includes sport, market, search, and sportsbook controls. Some views also offer league, observed-date range, or maximum-odds filters. These narrow the recorded inputs visible to that view; they do not ask a sportsbook to offer a market.
Observed-date filters describe when prices were recorded. They are not automatically an event start-time filter. Read the control label before using it to find an upcoming game.
- Choose the tool first, then select a sport and market.
- Add a search or sportsbook restriction.
- Review the result count and active filters.
- Use Clear all or the view’s reset control if the list becomes unexpectedly empty.
Review pricing settings separately
Pricing & saved filters contains reference-book, weighting, and calculation settings used by the expanded tools. Changing those can change the comparison itself, while a search filter only narrows what you see.
Inspect any minimum-reference requirement, method label, or diagnostic before interpreting a changed result. Missing qualifying data should remain unavailable rather than being filled with an assumed probability.
Save and reload a configuration
The saved-filter workflow captures its supported view context and settings so you can return to them. Give a preset a meaningful name, then check the active tool and controls after loading it.
A saved view does not freeze a live offer or guarantee that the same records will still qualify later. New quote data, expired entries, and account access can change the results. Saved browser alert rules also do not create external notification delivery.