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Your daily routine
Once your first offers are running, the work becomes one short session a day: see what the books gave you, convert it, log it. About 15 to 20 minutes once it is a habit.
What there is to do each day
Be clear-eyed about it: licensed books are mostly one-and-done. After the welcome offers, what keeps coming is smaller. Multi-day offers pay a little each day, and books send existing customers profit boosts, the odd risk-free bet or a few bonus bets (Daily promos). The routine is how you stop any of it expiring unused, and how you stay clear on where your money is.
The routine
Same order every day. Each step answers one question, and when the answers are all “nothing”, you are done.
- 1Start at the tracker. Check each book's balance in Bankroll against its app, and look in each book's Promotions tab for bonus bets, tokens or boosts and when they expire.
- 2Bonus bets first, soonest-expiring first. They are where the value is. Convert them in the Free Bet view (how).
- 3Then tokens and boosts. A risk-free or no-sweat token goes in the Risk-Free Bet view (how). A profit boost goes in the Low Hold view, with the boost typed into “Boost %” (how).
- 4Qualifying bets last. A small daily bet, like FanDuel's $5, can go on a favorite with nothing on the other side. A bigger one, like Fanatics' $100 a day, or a deposit match with a betting requirement: cover it with a low-hold pair, so it costs a small share of the stake instead of risking all of it.
- 5Log and check. Log every pair, confirm both legs show as placed in each book, and check My Bets for anything still open after its game.
Do it in BreadSync
Bankroll
Start here each day. Balances, bonus bets and progress per book, so you know what can be bet and where before you open the Odds Screen.
- 1.Compare each book’s “Balance” with its app. A gap means a deposit, bet or bonus is not logged yet.
- 2.New bonus bets? “Add Deposit”, pick the book, leave the amount at $0, type the bonus into “Free Bet Bonus”, then “Add Deposit”.
- 3.Those balances are what the Odds Screen’s “All books with a balance” filter reads.
Do it in BreadSync
Odds Screen
One screen for every kind of daily offer. Each tab finds the pair across your books and sizes both bets.
- 1.In “Books”, choose “All books with a balance”, so every row is a bet you can fund.
- 2.Bonus bets: the “Free Bet” tab. A risk-free token: “Risk-Free Bet”. A boost or a bigger qualifying bet: “Low Hold”.
- 3.Take a top row, place the promo leg first and the other leg right after, then click the green bookmark to log both.
No Pro? The free calculators in Tools do the same math once you have found both prices yourself (Calculators).
When and where
- Once a day is enough, at a time that fits, like before the evening games. While you clear a rollover, a second session on later games puts money that has settled back to work.
- Leave time before the game. In the last ten minutes before a start, prices jump around and your second bet may not match the first.
- Use a computer if you can: BreadSync in one tab and each book on the same side of the screen every day, so a leg does not end up in the wrong book.
- Before each bet, read the slip out loud: book, team, price, stake, and that the bonus is switched on.
Days with nothing good
Some days no game converts well, like a quiet midweek baseball slate. Do not force it: keep the bonus bets for tomorrow, as long as they do not expire first. Football and basketball weeks usually give better prices for bonus bets than baseball.
How long it takes
While you learn, give each bet 5 to 10 minutes, so plan on 30 minutes to an hour a day. Once it is a habit, about 15 to 20 minutes. More time means more bets, not a different process. Missed a day? Nothing breaks. Pick it up tomorrow, and keep an eye on expiry dates.
Watch out: never place a bet outside the routine, like a “fun” parlay or a hunch with the money in your books. That is how people give back what the offers made.
Watch out: bonus bets often expire 7 days after they land. Convert them within a day or two.
Your first two weeks
Work one or two offers at a time, and keep the books those offers need funded. Three questions come up in these weeks, each with its own page:
- How much to bet: a stake for each pair from your bankroll, and whether a deposit match is one you can clear.
- Where your money ends up: why cash piles up in one book, and how to move it to the books your next offers need.
- When something goes wrong: the first step for a missing refund, a rejected bet, a moved price or a rollover book at $0.
That is the whole path. Start today's session in Bankroll, and when you want a map of every screen, read BreadSync in five minutes.