Big bettors
The biggest public bets from celebrities, whales and sharp bettors, tracked live: who bet what, how much, at what odds, and how each one cashed.
How big bettors are tracked
Big bettors are the celebrities, athletes, whales and betting personalities who post their bets in public: a slip on X or Instagram, a bet the press reports. vigged tracks them in one place: who is betting, on which game, how much, at what odds, and how it cashed.
Each bettor’s record adds up as their bets are graded: wins and losses, money wagered, profit and loss, and return on investment. The board ranks them by profit, by the size of their bets (the whales), by who is hot, and by who bets most.
How bets are found: vigged reads public posts and news reports for bets placed before a game starts. A bet is published only with a stake, the odds and every leg matched to a real game and line. Small bets are left out.
How bets are graded: from the final score, at the line and odds the bettor posted (for a bet on a half, a quarter or the first five innings, that part’s score). A spread or total posted with no odds is graded at the standard -110 and marked as assumed. vigged cannot confirm that a slip was placed or held.
How to judge a price: every game page shows the best line across the books and the no-vig price, the price with the book’s cut removed. A big bettor’s price is worth following only if it still beats the no-vig price when you bet it.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the big bettors on vigged?
People and betting accounts who post their bets in public: celebrities, athletes, whales who bet large stakes, and betting personalities. Only bets made public by the bettor or reported by the press are tracked.
Where do the bets come from?
From the bettors’ own public posts (X and Instagram) and from news reports of their bets. Every bet links to where it came from.
How are the bets graded?
From the final score at the line and odds the bettor posted. A parlay loses on any lost leg; a pushed or void leg drops out. A spread or total posted with no odds is graded at -110 and marked as assumed.
Should I tail a big bettor?
A famous name is not an edge. Before you follow a bet, compare the price you can get now with the no-vig price on the game page: if it no longer beats the no-vig price, the value is gone. Bet only what you can afford to lose.
Is this free?
Yes. The board, every bettor’s record and the odds pages are free.
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