Pick’em and Odds let you customize the book columns and table layout, then save a named view for later use. +EV and Arbitrage currently use fixed layouts and do not expose Columns or saved Views.

Choose Books and columns

  1. Open Pick’em or Odds.
  2. Open Books to select the sportsbook columns you want visible. At least one remains selected. On Pick’em, these books also affect the pricing evidence; on Odds, hiding a book does not remove it from the market summaries.
  3. Open Columns and check or uncheck optional data columns. Some essential columns are fixed. Book columns follow Books selection rather than separate checkboxes.
  4. Use the arrow controls to change the order of movable columns. Pinned context and action columns stay in their designated positions.
  5. On Pick’em, use the − and + width controls for a column; you can also use available table-header resize handles.
  6. Use Default within Columns to return to the workspace’s default configuration.

Pick’em Books menu with selected sportsbook sources.

Illustrative demo data: Pick’em Books affects source evidence as well as displayed columns.

Pick’em Columns menu showing visibility, order and width controls.

Illustrative demo data: fixed columns cannot be hidden or moved away from their pinned positions.

Odds Columns menu showing optional column visibility and order controls.

Illustrative demo data: Odds provides its own Columns settings.

Save and apply a named view

  1. Set the filters, Books and column layout you want to reuse.
  2. Open Views, enter a descriptive name, and select Save.
  3. Reopen Views and select the saved name to apply that configuration.
  4. Use the × next to a saved view to delete that saved configuration.

Views menu with a saved research configuration.

Illustrative demo data: name a view so you can return to that configuration.

Know what is saved

Views are stored in this browser for your signed-in account. Pick’em views are specific to the chosen provider; Odds has its own saved views. Browser storage changes or a different browser/device can remove or omit those preferences.

Reset clears query filters where available. Columns → Default restores the default workspace configuration. Deleting a view removes only that saved configuration, not any provider selections or placed wagers.

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