POD’s competition filter lets you include or exclude leagues from alerts. Enter names in the textbox, matching Pinnacle’s spellings. Use include to only get chosen comps, or exclude to block them. Useful for focusing alerts on markets your soft books cover.
POD’s markets filter lets you choose alerts for moneyline, spreads, or totals. Moneyline can be 2-way (win/lose) or 3-way (win/lose/draw)—always match types to avoid -EV bets. Spreads use Asian handicaps, while totals are classic over/unders.
The minimum drop % filter sets how big an odds drop must be before triggering an alert. Typical ranges are 5–15% (avoid <5%). Higher % = fewer but stronger alerts; lower % = more alerts, lower quality. For inefficient markets, use a higher % (≈10%+) for safety.
The max time to match start filter controls how far from kickoff alerts trigger. Recommended: 2 days. Closer-to-start markets are more efficient and free capital faster, boosting turnover. Longer horizons offer more alerts but tie up funds; balance efficiency vs ROI.
The limit range filter sets min/max bounds for Pinnacle’s limits at alert time. Limits reflect market efficiency—higher = more confidence. Avoid restricting to only high-limit markets, as it cuts alerts and turnover; use margin of safety for low-limit spots.
The time interval filter sets how far back odds are compared to detect drops. A 3-minute interval is recommended for beginners, balancing sharp moves and steady declines. Short intervals catch sudden news-driven drops, while longer ones highlight slower, systemic moves.
The odds range filter sets min/max bounds for post-drop odds. If odds fall outside, no alert is triggered. Recommended: 1–3.5 (+250). Lower odds reduce variance and emotional swings, while higher odds may offer value but increase risk of long losing streaks.
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