SBA BLACK · BY INVITATION
Two bets.
One lock.
Coach K in your pocket.
Every play on the board is a lock: the favorite at your sportsbook, the underdog at your underdog book, sized so you keep money whichever side wins — when both bets go in at the card’s prices. Coach K taps you when the window opens and walks you through every one.
HOW A PLAY WORKS
Three taps. Then it’s locked.
- Coach K puts you inThe minute a window opens, he taps you with the play: both sides, both books, both stakes.
- Both slips open filled inThe favorite opens in your book’s bet slip, the underdog in your underdog book’s. You type the stake from the card and confirm each one.
- Locked, either wayWhichever side wins, the lock is yours. When the underdog hits, OFFRAMP brings the winnings home to your book.
An example, not a live play. A lock holds only when both bets go in at the prices on the card and settle the same way.
THE CARD
Your card shows what you did.
One card. The finish is your plan. The round pin is your betting level — every arb you lock moves it. The shield is your building rank. Nobody can buy a pin.
Your plan sets the finish on your card.
COACH K
You’re not doing this alone.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Before you get in
Can a lock lose?
A lock holds when both bets go in at the card’s prices and settle the same way. It can go wrong when the second bet doesn’t go in at that price, a book voids one side, or a limit cuts a stake. Coach K walks you through each bet — favorite first, then the underdog — and tells you exactly what to do if one of those happens.
What do I need?
An account at a domestic sportsbook (DraftKings, FanDuel and others), an account at the underdog book (you create it inside Black in a minute), and USDT on the TRON network to fund it. Coach K walks you through all three.
What does it cost?
Plans run $1K, $2K, $5K or $10K per 40 days, and your card’s finish shows yours.
What’s the Bookie Program?
Bring people in and earn on their plans. Your invite code is on the back of your card, and Coach K helps you build. Nobody is promised an income — what you earn depends on the people you bring and whether they stay.