Using BreadSync
Follow your open bets in Live View
Live View puts your tracked positions on one wall. It is for watching scores, lines and changing chances—not grading a ticket or replacing the sportsbook receipt.
What appears on the wall
Live View uses only open bets in My Bets. Bets sharing an explicit hedge group stay together. Otherwise, opposing bets group automatically only when their event and bet type match. Every other open bet appears alone with NO HEDGE. Live games come first; positions not currently live sit under ON DECK.
A bet needs a supported, matched event for a score. If data is missing, edit it in My Bets and use Search Game to link the event. Imported or manually typed bets often need this step.
Do it in BreadSync
Live View
Your open bets on one live scoreboard, with each game's score and live win chance.
- 1.Log the accepted ticket in My Bets and link its actual game.
- 2.Open Live View. Tap a smaller screen, or drag it onto the main screen, to feature it.
- 3.Drag screens within ALSO ON or ON DECK to arrange the session.
Read one position
| Reading | What it means |
|---|---|
| Book, stake and odds | The recorded ticket at that sportsbook. FREE marks a bonus-bet stake; the amount still matters to its payout. |
| Win % | The estimated chance that this ticket wins its own market: win the moneyline, cover the spread or clear the total. It is not always the chance that the team wins the game. |
| “+… if it hits” | The whole position’s net profit if that side wins, after the other side’s loss and supported exchange fees—not that ticket’s gross payout. |
| Score and clock | The matched event’s current scoreboard. Before the start, the scheduled time appears instead. |
| Totals track | Points scored, the recorded lines, any both-win window, a simple regulation-pace projection and points still needed to clear the next line. |
| Win-chance chart | Readings collected since you opened Live View in this browser session, not full-game history. |
Where the percentages come from
BreadSync first matches the ticket to a current sharp-book market and removes that market's hold. Scores refresh about once a minute and market probabilities about every two minutes while the tab is visible. Hidden or long-unattended tabs stop polling and catch up when you return.
Without a matching live price, supported spreads, totals and team totals may use a score-and-clock fallback. An asterisk marks the narrower modeled full-game over/under estimate, available for NBA, WNBA, NFL and NHL games. Pace projects also extrapolates regulation pace and can disappear early, in overtime or without a suitable clock.
Watch out: every percentage, chart and projection is informational. It does not settle a bet, change its saved status or control sportsbook grading.
Live View is not settlement
The score can make a side display 100% or 0%, and the screen can dim the position. That is still a live display, not a grade: pushes, voids and sportsbook rules come from the receipt. The bet remains OPENuntil grading changes it.
- 1Wait for the sportsbook receipt to show the final status and amount.
- 2Let a linked supported bet grade, or use the manual grading steps if it does not.
- 3For a void, correction or unexpected payout, use the recovery guide.
If a game or percentage is missing
| What you see | Check |
|---|---|
| No position | The bet must still be OPEN. Confirm it exists in My Bets and was not accidentally graded or voided. |
| Position, but no score or chance | Use Search Game to link the bet to a supported event. An unmatched open bet still appears on the wall. |
| Score but “--” for chance | The league, market, side or line may not match a supported market. Keep the accepted ticket unchanged. |
| Old-looking score | Return to the visible tab and allow the next refresh. Confirm the live score at the sportsbook before acting. |
Related tools and guides
- Keep Bankroll and My Bets accurate
Record accepted tickets, deposits and bonuses, then reconcile the books.
- Understand your balances and results
See what Profit, ROI, Win Rate and pending stakes actually measure.