WinWhat the analyzer looks at
A booking code is only as good as its weakest leg. The analyzer reads every selection out of your code through SportyBet's own share service, then scores each one from 1 to 10 against five signals. The full signal list is shown next to every selection, so nothing about the verdict is hidden. Every signal a selection triggers adds points to its score, the score is clamped between 1 and 10, and the exact points that moved each leg are listed right in the verdict table — you can always see why a selection was kept or removed.
| Signal | What it measures | Why it adds risk |
|---|---|---|
| Odds level | The price of the selection, from banker to longshot | A 7.00+ longshot is statistically the most likely leg to break an accumulator, so it scores highest |
| Market type | 1X2, Double Chance and Over/Under versus specialist markets | BTTS, HT/FT, corners and cards vary more than the bread-and-butter markets and add a point to the score |
| Kick-off proximity | How close the fixture is to starting | A match kicking off within three hours leaves no room to react; a match that has already started cannot travel in a new code at all |
| Head-to-head form | Streaks and unbeaten runs in the fixture's history | Picking the home side while the visitors arrive on a three-match winning run is a contradiction worth flagging |
| Price drift | The code's price compared with the current price | When the market has moved against a selection since the code was made, the price is telling you something |
How to analyze a booking code
- Paste the code you were given into the box above. SportyBet booking codes are read directly; the original code is never modified.
- Choose a tolerance. Conservative cuts anything scoring 4 or more, Medium cuts 6 or more, Aggressive only cuts the 8+ weak links.
- Analyze. The tool decodes every selection, scores each leg and shows the verdict with the exact signals behind it.
- Copy the new code. The surviving legs are written into a fresh SportyBet booking code that opens on SportyBet like any other.
Reading the risk score
The score is a quick way to see where a selection sits before you read the detail:
- 1 to 3 — solid. A standard market at a survivable price with no timing or form concerns. These are the legs that hold a slip together.
- 4 to 5 — watch. One warning sign, usually a mid-range price or a fixture that kicks off soon. Keepable, but worth a second look.
- 6 to 7 — risky. A longshot price, a specialist market or a head-to-head contradiction. This is where most accumulators actually die.
- 8 to 10 — weakest link. Multiple warnings stacked on one selection, or a kick-off that has already passed. Only the most aggressive tolerance keeps these.
Nothing in the score is a prediction of the result — it is a measure of how much uncertainty each selection drags into the ticket. Removing the highest scores first is simply the order in which slips usually break.
How strict should you be?
Strictness is a trade between safety and odds, and only you can pick the balance. Conservative removes the most legs, which gives you the highest chance of every remaining selection landing — but it also cuts the combined odds the most. Aggressive keeps most of your slip intact and only removes genuine outliers. A common approach is to start at Medium, read the reasons for each flagged leg, and only tighten to Conservative if the flags look right to you.
Whatever you choose, the result shows the combined odds before and after, so the exact price of extra safety is on screen before you copy anything.
What changes and what does not
Removing a selection is the only thing that changes. Every kept leg holds the same match, market and price it had in the original code, and the original booking code still works exactly as it did before — the analyzer mints a second, shorter code alongside it. If the code has nothing risky in it, no new code is created and you are told the slip is already clean.
The rebuilt code goes through SportyBet's own share service, so it is a real booking code you can open and place directly. Need the selections on another bookmaker instead? Run the survivors through the booking code converter after analyzing.
Limits worth knowing
- SportyBet codes only. The analyzer reads SportyBet booking codes and writes SportyBet booking codes.
- A booking code needs at least 2 selections, so the analyzer will never hand back a code thinner than that — it suggests a looser tolerance instead.
- Codes with more than 30 selections are not supported.
- Pre-match only. A selection that has already kicked off cannot be carried into a new code.
- The risk score is an analytical aid, not a prediction. Football can and does lose — always stake responsibly and never chase losses. 18+.
Related tools
The analyzer answers "which legs are risky?" — the other tools answer the questions around it. The booking code splitter breaks one long code into several shorter ones, the code merger combines several codes into one, and the ticket builder builds a fresh accumulator from today's data-driven predictions.