Dropping Odds

Dropping odds with OddsPortal enables you to find the online bookmakers that have not yet noticed that there have been big price changes in certain markets with other betting sites.

Odds could be dropping due to a player injury or illness throughout a team, or because one team has potentially decided to play a weaker side ahead of a game. Some online betting sites may take notice, while others may not, allowing you to take advantage before there is any odds movement with certain bookmakers.

Check out our page today for all of the best dropping odds tips across several different markets, while you can even filter it to a specific market or sport you are interested in.

What Are Dropping Odds?

Dropping odds means that for some reason a particular market’s odds are dropping significantly. But the way in which bettors can benefit from dropping odds is if one or several online betting sites aren’t aware that the odds are dropping.

There is no guarantee with our dropping odds tips that the market is going to win like sure bets, but by certain online bookmakers not yet realising that the odds are dropping elsewhere and failing to adjust their odds means they can be considered value bets by players.

Odds dropping could happen swiftly if due to team news, an injury, or some sort of information that is made public, or over a more prolonged period of time down to team form or more regular bets on a particular team or player.

The dropping odds percentage will represent how much value there is in the online bookmaker that has yet to adjust their odds, and ultimately decide whether you place the bet and size of your wager. Move quick though, because odds movement can be spotted quickly by betting sites, and our best dropping odds tips might not last for long.

Best Dropping Odds Site

There isn't a best dropping odds site in particular, because it can be any online bookmaker or bookmakers in your location that misses the odds dropping with other operators. With this in mind, it is a good idea to be registered with as many betting sites as possible from your location to make sure that you don't miss out on any valuable betting opportunities through dropping odds tips suggested by us.

The best dropping odds site for each invidual match and betting market can be seen and is clearly pointed out by the "Best Current Odds" tab, which indicates how it can be any online bookmaker and not a specific one.

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Dropping Odds Markets Available

Our page allows you to filter the dropping odds predictions to the market in which you are looking for, and even filter the amount of time in which the odds have been dropping, and the percentage of bookmakers with odds dropping.

Discover some of the markets that you can filter for odds movement below.

Dropping Odds 1X2

You can take advantage of certain online bookmakers not adjusting their prices with certain dropping odds in the 1x2 markets for football with the 1, X, or 2 market showing which line is falling as well as the dropping odds percentage.

Undoubtedly the most popular market in football is the 1X2 market, so it would be no surprise if you were interested in finding out any football dropping odds for this particular type of bet.

Dropping Odds HT/FT

Similarly to the 1x2 market, dropping odds HT/FT is also available, if that is a market that you regularly bet on.

HT/FT refers to the result at half-time and the result at full-time. For example, if you wanted the bet to be a draw in the first half and the away team to win at full-time, you would bet on X/2.

You can filter the page for this type of market and take advantage of any HT/FT dropping odds today.

Other Markets Available for Odds Dropping

The aforementioned dropping odds markets are some of the most popular, but there are several others that you can make the most of, and for different sports too.

You can filter the page for all sports, or for football, tennis, basketball, handball, or another sport if available.

Some of the other markets that will be shown to have odds dropping are both teams to score (BTTS), home/away, Asian handicap, draw no bet, double chance, and more.

Currently, we don’t have dropping odds available for in-play matches, but you can still get odds comparisons with online bookmakers on our live odds page.

Football Dropping Odds

You will be able to deduce from our page that football dropping odds are most frequent, which is typically down to many factors like lineup changes, injuries, new signings, among other things.

With markets like 1x2, both teams to score, over/under, Asian handicap and others available for filtering on our page, football dropping odds can be a profitable way of winning bets provided you are fast and make the most of the available odds before online bookmakers realise.

Football dropping odds are available for all leagues and competitions from around the world, ranging from top leagues and competitions like the Premier League and UEFA Champions League down to smaller domestic competitions.

As well as football, you can find dropping odds for basketball, tennis, and a number of other sports on this page too.

Dropping Odds Strategy

There is no particular dropping odds strategy to follow, especially with the necessity to be quick to get the best odds for your bet through our recommended markets.

Therefore, the best dropping strategy to follow is to bet on the markets which you understand the most and see the most value in, rather than taking a shot at any dropping odds that we present you with. There are many options to choose from, and although you need to be swift in your decision making, it is important not to 

For example, if a team was to drop from 21.00 odds to 15.00, it doesn't necessarily mean they are going to win, they're just presenting more value at 21.00 if a bookmaker has yet to change the price in line with others. So, the best dropping odds strategy is to make sure you gamble responsibly, and bet on the conditions which you are aware of through research, news sources, and your own knowledge.

Dropping Odds Alert: Get Alerts for Odds Movement

Though you can't get a dropping odds alert, you can find out about odds movement in the opposite direction with OddsPortal thanks to our OddsAlert feature.

When you click on a specific match, you can choose select markets and scroll down to tick on OddsAlert and choose the specific odds that you want to be notified the market has reached or exceeded. 

If those odds are met by an online bookmaker, a OddsAlert will be sent to your email telling you that those odds you were interested in have been reached or exceeded.

In order to benefit from the OddsAlert feature, you will need to be a registered user with us, which is completely free and takes a matter of seconds to sign up.

Though this isn’t like odds dropping, there is a way for you to find out when odds have been reached that might be considered value to yourself.

Use OddsPortal and get dropping odds today to take advantage of any bookmakers that have yet to acknowledge the movement with other betting sites!

FAQs about Dropping Odds

How to profit from dropping odds?
Profit from dropping odds is not guaranteed like with sure bets, but if you are to win then you would profiting from higher odds when a bookmaker had not yet adjusted them like other betting sites. For example, if a team were originally 3.0 to win and 70% of online bookmakers reduced their odds to 2.0 but you were able to take advantage and bet 50 on the 3.0 you would be making 50 extra profit.
Should I bet on dropping odds?
You should only bet on dropping odds if you are confident in the market, not only because it represents value. Unlike with sure bets where you are guaranteed to make profit, dropping odds is just a way to make the most of betting sites that have failed to adjust their odds like others. Even though there is odds movement, it does not always mean that you should bet on it.
What is the odds movement strategy?
The odds movement strategy is to take advantage when certain online bookmakers have not yet adjusted their odds in line with others. For example, if six out of eight bookmakers that are providing the market have dropping odds but two have yet to change them, you can find those betting sites and place your bets. Those online bookmakers that are slow to register odds movement with other betting sites can sometimes be referred to as “sleepy bookmakers”.
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