Using BreadSync
Settings
Choose how BreadSync displays prices and profit, pre-fills stakes, selects funded books and warns about sharp-looking bets. Settings never changes an accepted ticket.
Set the defaults once

Do it in BreadSync
Settings
Set odds format, stake defaults, display preferences and Sharp Score controls.
- 1.Open your avatar at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings.
- 2.Change the fields you need. The app keeps them as a draft until you click Save.
- 3.Click Save; use Discard to return every unsaved preference to its stored value.
| Preference | What it changes | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Odds Display Format | Shows standard app odds as American, Decimal, Fractional or Percentage. Percentage is the price’s implied probability, including hold—not a no-vig fair chance. | Pick one format. |
| Unit Size | Sets dollars per unit. With $25 units, $140 reads 5.6u on calendar and bet profit. | Greater than $0. Display only. |
| Default Bet Size | Pre-fills the stake on a new bet and the Odds Screen’s Bet Size. | Must be greater than $0. It is not a cap and does not resize saved bets. |
| Minimum Book Balance | Controls which cash-funded books enter the Odds Screen’s “All books with a balance” selection. | Must be $0 or more. $0 still excludes a zero balance. |
| Sharp Score Exceptions | Suppresses Limit Guard for selected books; their lines remain. | Any number, including none. |
| Sharp Score Crowd Books | Chooses the books in Sharp Score’s median crowd benchmark. | An empty list removes that benchmark. |
Funded-book selection uses cash only, summed across active accounts at the same sportsbook. Bonus bets do not fund a cash hedge. The book must have a positive balance at or above the threshold and be available on your plan. The default is $5; $0 lets any positive balance count.
Saved preferences follow the signed-in account and are cached in the browser. Invalid amounts cannot save. Leaving with Unsaved changescan lose the draft.
Change Sharp Score lists carefully
Sharp Score is a 0–100 estimate of how unusually favorable each leg's current price is compared with what that sportsbook normally quotes for that market. A higher number can mean more limit risk, but it is a snapshot—not observed closing-line value and not the probability that the book will limit your account.
Exceptions suppress limiting warnings. Exchanges and books meant for sharp action begin exempt. Exempting a recreational book can hide a warning; removing an exchange can create noise without changing its price.
Crowd Books supply the comparison shelf; the stateside catalog is the default. Removing a stale book can help, but too small a set weakens the median. These lists change Sharp Score context, not odds, hedge math or sportsbook tickets.
Watch out: a format or unit change is presentation. Keep recording the accepted dollar stake and original ticket price; do not convert an old ticket into a different stake or market just to match the new display.
Password and sign-in method
An email account enters its current password, then a matching new password of at least 6 characters that differs from the old one. A social-login-only account has no BreadSync password to change here.
Signed-in devices
Up to 5 devices stay signed in; a sixth removes the least recently active session. Sign out one other device or Sign out all other devices. End the current session with normal Sign out.
- 1If you do not recognize a device, sign it out.
- 2For an email account, change the password to a new one you do not reuse elsewhere.
- 3Review your tracker afterward. Export a full backup if you need a private recovery copy.
Related tools and guides
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