The honest sportsbook tracker

Verified odds.
Bettor-first.

Verodd verifies your closing line and grades your bets on it, across every book, so your record is proof, not a fake flex. Track every bet, set aside your taxes, and keep your data free forever.

18+ · Verodd is a tracking & tax tool. It doesn't place bets. 1-800-GAMBLER.

The Verodd dashboard: a weekly net total, the Verodd Score, a tax set-aside, and recent bets

Your data, free forever

Track unlimited bets across every sportsbook. We never paywall your own history, and it lives on your iPhone, not our servers.

Verified closing-line value

Verodd looks up the independent closing line and grades your bets on it. Verified close, self-tracked entry: the truest signal of skill, not a faked number. We verify 13 leagues. Other sports are tracked, not graded, and the app says so before you save.

Know what you owe

A year-round “set aside $X” number across every book, the 2026 phantom-income rule included, plus a W-2G check against what the books told the IRS. No April surprises.

Real screens

Built to prove it, not pad it.

Every public skill stat rests on a close we verified, never one you typed. Your skill, your taxes, your data. Honestly.

A shareable Verodd card showing a verified beat-the-close rate
Honest flexes onlyShare a verified week. Your beat-the-close rate, not a faked dollar.
The Verodd tax screen showing a year-round set-aside estimate
Set aside what you oweFederal brackets plus the 2026 90% loss cap, tracked all year.
A Verodd profile showing the Verodd Score skill rating
Prove you beat the closeThe Verodd Score, a 0–100 rating of your betting process — closing-line value first, never volume. Public scores count verified closes only.
Now on the App Store

Verodd is live on the App Store.

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New to the tax side of betting?

Why winnings are taxable, when you actually have to pay, where W-2G tax forms come from (and why you may never get one), the 2026 phantom-income rule, and what the Verodd Score really measures, explained plainly.

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