@aaronbaldwin611 thanks for letting us know. Our developers are working on it

Since August 28 NinjaBet runs on a completely new platform: separate services (Matched Betting, SureBet, ValueBet), rebuilt tools with new modes and filters, the new Bet Tracker with balances and statistics, DutchParlay with up to 20 legs, dark and legacy mode, a platform built for mobile, and the same login here on the forum.

Everything that's new, with screenshots, is in the article: https://www.ninjabet.com/ninjablog/the-new-ninjabet

To celebrate, until September 7 the code RESTART26 takes 20% off any plan (the monthly Matched Betting plan excluded): pick your plan at https://www.ninjabet.com/premium and enter the code at checkout.

If something doesn't work the way you expect, reply below or write to us from the help widget.

@MrMike bet365 odds are back in the tools. Sorry for the inconvenience.

One month ago, on August 28, NinjaBet moved to its new platform. Since then we have shipped a long list of improvements, and most of them started as a message from you, here on the forum or in a support ticket. Thank you.

The highlights:

• DutchParlay: three-way cover. The +/− [censored]on on a leg switches its cover between 2-way and 3-way, so a soccer leg with a draw is covered too. Saved parlays can now be searched, filtered and noted, with no 50-parlay limit.
• Dutcher: faster filters. One-click column filters, saved presets for each service, a "Top competitions" preset and team names instead of 1, X and 2.
• A Calculator panel next to every odds tool, collapsible, with copy [censored]ons for competition, event and date.
• Switch off sportsbooks you don't use (from the Account page, under Sportsbooks): their odds and offers disappear from your view.
• ValueBet: EV% after commission, so the number is the value you actually keep.
• Bet Tracker, now a product of its own: your own sportsbooks, a Sports Betting category, 52 currencies, CSV/XLSX import and export, advanced stats.
• Ask AI in the Support [censored]on (signed-in users): answers from our guides, help articles and your plan's offers. A thumbs-down sends your question to a person on the support team.
• ProphetX prices as implied probability, in % or ¢, your choice in Account settings.
• Pay by card at checkout, secured by PayPal, no PayPal account needed.

A note on Bet Tracker Pro. Every Premium plan includes Bet Tracker Pro, so nothing changes for Premium members. With a free account the tracker stays free, but with limitations: up to 30 new bets per calendar month and up to 100 saved in total, one group and 3 custom sportsbooks. If you already have more than 100, you see your 100 most recent and need Pro or Premium to add new ones. Older bets are not deleted: they are kept and come back in full with Pro or Premium. Import/export, advanced stats and multiple currencies are Pro features. Bet Tracker Pro on its own costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year.

The full list, tool by tool, is on the blog: One month of the new NinjaBet: what's new

What should we fix or build next? Reply in this thread: we read every post, and a lot of this month's changes came from threads like this one.

Click Add to PT in the calculator once all bets are placed, or add the operation by hand with Add: choose the SureBet category and the matching type, 2-Way, 3-Way or Middles, then enter the sportsbooks, odds and stakes.

When the game is over, open the entry, click Settle Bet and choose the winning outcome. The actual profit replaces the expected one, and the Balance Tracking tab updates each sportsbook's balance, which helps you spot accounts running low.

Read more: How do I use the Bet Tracker to record my bets and profits?

Each row covers three scenarios: only Bet 1 wins, the middle hits and both win, or only Bet 2 wins.

The middle return is the potential reward; the side returns are what it costs you if the middle doesn't hit. A Middle is more interesting when the side losses are small, the middle return is high, the middle range is realistic, the odds are recent and both sportsbooks accept the stakes.

The highest middle return isn't automatically the best row: also judge how likely the middle is.

Read more: Middles

Yes, if it's a negative Middle. There are two kinds:

• Positive Middle: the normal outcomes still give a profit or at least no loss, and hitting the middle pays much more. These are rare.
• Negative Middle: the normal outcomes give a small loss, say $3, while hitting the middle pays much more, say $90.

A negative Middle is a calculated risk, not a locked margin. Before betting, check what happens if only Bet 1 wins, only Bet 2 wins and both win, and decide whether the possible loss is acceptable.

Read more: How Middles Work

A surebet aims for the same locked result whatever happens. A Middle aims for a scenario where both bets win, with a controlled downside when they don't.

So a Middle can pay much more in one specific outcome, but it doesn't lock a profit in every scenario. Some are very close to a surebet; others lose a little if the result misses the middle.

That's why you always look at the full position, not just the maximum profit.

Read more: How Middles Work

A Middle is two bets on different lines of the same event that overlap, so the result can land in between and both bets win.

Example: Over 44.5 points at one sportsbook and Under 47.5 at another, both at +100 with $50 each. At 44 or fewer, or 48 or more, one bet wins and covers the other: $0. At 45, 46 or 47, both win: $200 back from $100 staked.

Middles show up on totals, point spreads and alternative lines, wherever sportsbooks offer different lines.

Read more: How Middles Work

Because rows above 100% are surebets, and they belong to SureBet Premium. Matched Betting Premium covers every row up to 100%, which is all you need for sportsbook promos.

• Matched Betting Premium only: rows above 100% show a padlock in the Bet Finder; set the Rating (%) filter to 100 to hide them.
• SureBet Premium only: your surebets are in the SureBet Finder, with every sportsbook.
• Both products, or the Everything plan: no padlocks anywhere.

If you see a padlock below 100%, log out and back in, or refresh.

Read more: Why are some rows locked in the Bet Finder, and where are the ratings above 100%?

Because the winnings land in one account while the losing stake leaves another. Bet $100 on Team A at Sportsbook 1 and $95 on Team B at Sportsbook 2: if A wins, Sportsbook 1 grows and Sportsbook 2 shrinks.

The overall result is still the locked margin, but after many surebets one account can pile up money while another runs low.

Fix it by rebalancing: withdraw where there's too much and deposit where you're short, keeping withdrawal times and payment limits in mind. Don't empty every account right after a win.

Read more: Bankroll and Balances

There's no fixed number, but more helps: the more sportsbooks you can use, the more surebets you can access, while users relying on only a few accounts have far fewer options.

Surebets appear between many different pairs of sportsbooks and disappear quickly, so the accounts need to be verified, funded and ready before an opportunity shows up.

Account limits matter here too: over time some sportsbooks may cut your stakes, which reduces the opportunities you can still use.

Read more: How Much Can You Earn with SureBet?

There's no single right amount; it depends on your stake size and the sportsbooks you use.

A smaller bankroll is enough to learn the process with low stakes: the profit per operation is just smaller. A medium one lets you keep balances on several sportsbooks without constantly waiting for withdrawals and deposits. A larger one raises your potential, but limits, poor balance distribution or mistakes can still hold you back.

Match the bankroll to your experience and to the amount you can manage carefully.

Read more: Bankroll and Balances

First, know which kind it is: a promo ban, stake limits, a verification hold or a closure. Even after a closure, the cash balance must still be paid to you; bonus funds with unfinished playthrough are usually forfeited.

Ask the sportsbook's support in writing for the reason and for your balance. A limited account can still be useful for the recurring promotions it keeps receiving.

Never open a new account with someone else's details: that's multi-accounting and gets every account closed.

Read more: My sportsbook account was limited, suspended or closed — what can I do?