BY INVITATION ONLY
It never sleeps.
The SBA Bot works your board every minute, day and night. It prices both sides at your size, takes a play only when it locks whichever side wins, and keeps your money moving.
24 hours.
Every play.
One day on your board, played twice: by the bot, and by you. Same plays, SBA’s 8.5% average lock, $500 a play.
In this illustration of one day, the bot takes 12 plays at an 8.5% average lock — $510.50 at $500 a play — passes 3 plays that don’t clear the floor or lost their grade, and moves $542 home to Kalshi after an underdog comes through. By hand, you catch 4 of those plays: $167.
Nobody else
has this.
- It runs your day.Your day, your route, your next step. Coach K tells you what’s next — the bot does it, the minute it’s time.
- It never misses a play.Every play on your board that locks at your size, it takes — within the minute it locks. No more finding out after the price is gone.
- Great plays in. Bad plays out.It takes a play only when both sides lock above your floor, and passes the ones that don’t — or that lost their grade.
- It gets you back in the game.When an underdog comes through and your book goes in the hole, it takes the off-ramp for you: it moves the money home and keeps you betting.
- 24 hours a day. Every day.All of it, every minute — while you sleep, while you work, while you live your life.
What your board
is worth.
SBA’s average lock is 8.5% — on the whole play, whichever side wins. Here’s what that adds up to when every play that locks gets taken.
An illustration at SBA’s 8.5% average lock, with every play that locks taken in full. Your plays, your size and your fills decide what you keep: a lock holds only when both bets go in at the prices shown, and books can refuse or limit bets. Not a promise of profit.
Four moves.
Every minute.
Nothing it does is a guess about who wins. It only takes a play when both sides together pay, whichever way the game goes.
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It reads everything
The same board you see — every graded play, every window — read again every minute, day and night. It lines up the ones that are open right now.
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It prices both sides
The favourite at Kalshi, the underdog at Favor The Dog — at your size, after Kalshi’s fee, and only as deep as the book really goes.
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It locks — or it passes
If both sides pay more than went in, whichever side wins, and the lock clears your floor, it takes both — seconds apart. If not, it passes and tells you why.
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It moves the money
When the game is final it settles and frees the money for the next play. When an underdog comes through, it brings that money home to your book itself — then it’s back on the plays.
You hold
the keys.
- It trades. It can’t withdraw.You add a trading key from your own Kalshi account. It lets the bot place bets for you — it can never take money out.
- Stop it any time.One tap pauses it in your Bot Room. Your size, your plays a day and your floor are yours to set.
- Paper first.It starts on paper money: real prices, real plays, nothing at risk. Real money only when you and SBA say so.
By invitation
only.
SBA cuts every key by hand, for one member. A key opens the bot once, for the member it was cut for — for anyone else, it does nothing. If one has been cut for you, it’s waiting in your Coach K inbox.
The SBA Bot is for SBA Black members. Sports betting carries a real risk of loss: a lock holds only when both bets go in at the prices shown, and books can refuse or limit bets. Nothing here is a promise of profit.