DFS pricing tells you what the apps think. Auto Sharp tells you what the money thinks. It watches sportsbooks and prediction exchanges simultaneously and surfaces the moments they disagree — with real dollars attached.
What it watches
- Crossed markets. When an exchange price and a sportsbook price disagree hard enough, one side is objectively mispriced. Those windows are brief and meaningful.
- Exchange order flow. Exchanges publish actual backed dollars. Auto Sharp ranks every card by the money behind the move, not just the size of the price gap.
- Every book's price. Each card carries the live price at every covered book, so you can see exactly who is out of line.
How to read a card
A card says: this side, this game, this much real money behind it, priced better here than there. The dollar figure is the conviction signal — a $40,000 position moving a market is a different fact than a $400 one. Cards are pre-game only, because that is where the information is still actionable.
How it complements the optimizer
The Positive EV board grades prices against consensus; Auto Sharp watches money against prices. When both point the same way — a DFS line that grades +EV while exchange flow leans the same side — you're holding two independent pieces of evidence. That's as good as pre-game information gets.