Odds Futures Review

Review last updated on September 16, 2019

Odds Futures is a simple platform to predict and trade horse racing odds movement. Since you predict odds, not winners, you win regardless of who the winner is, and it does not even count as gambling, and so is legal even in the USA.

The Odds Futures site is simple - in look, and in all aspects from deposits to placing wagers, to cashing out. The dynamic odds of horse racing fuel the trading potential of Oddsfutures. This is where sports bettors and traders meet. You can have a liking of sports and knowledge of horse racing, or the instincts of a trader, and find Odds Futures to your liking.

The simplicity of Odds Futures comes to fore also in the two trades possible - Down/BUY and Up/SELL - which nevertheless hold within endless opportunities.

Upcoming horse races are listed - for UK, Ireland and other locales, in a professional, clear manner, with tables resembling true market watchers and trading sites. It clearly draws traders to bet on horse racing in a fashion that fits their habits and preferences. Football, Rugby and Cricket are also listed, and other sports and events will be added in the future.

To state clearly: Oddsfutures customers take advantage of fluctuations in betting patterns, rather than betting and waiting the race's outcome.

Top movers and top drifters are listed on the site and updated regularly. If you think the odds on a certain horse will change, make a profit - not a bet - and buy movers or sell drifters; predict odds movements instead of winners.

Banking & Payment Options

Deposits at Odds Futures are made with credit cards, and pay outs through cheque or PayPal.

Licenses

Odds Futures operates according to the Irish Bookmaking and Licensing Authorities. It is not classified as a bookmaker or bookmaker's agent.