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Vridhhi finds the same bet priced differently on two platforms. You decide whether to act, and you place every trade yourself — Vridhhi never does.

Sports arbitrage — /sports

Choose a sport, or All sports. The credit cost of the scan is shown before anything runs.
Press REFRESH NOW. Results from the last minute are shared between users, so a refresh right after someone else’s is instant.
Set your Minimum edge. 1% is a sensible start; 0.5% shows more, smaller gaps.
Read the card. THE SUM adds up what covering both outcomes costs. Under 100% means an edge.

When nothing qualifies, Closest to profit lists the matches nearest to a gap. Gaps tend to open close to the start, after team news or, in cricket, after the toss.

How a limit-order opportunity works

Buying on Polymarket immediately means paying the ask plus a fee — about 1.25% of the payout on an even match. A limit order instead waits at a price you choose. Polymarket charges no fee for it, and your price is lower. That difference is often the whole gap.

On Polymarket, place a limit order to buy the outcome shown, at the price shown.
Wait. It fills only when someone sells to you at that price.
Only once it has filled, check the bookmaker price again and back the other outcome there.

If the order never fills, you have spent nothing. The risk is the bookmaker price moving before you place the second leg — so check it before you do. Vridhhi only suggests this route on tight books, where orders really do fill.

Prediction-market pairs — /markets

Scans Kalshi, Polymarket, Limitless, Opinion and Predict.fun for the same question on two platforms. Choose a category and how soon the market closes, then scan — it is free.

Confirmed pairs are linked by a platform, or are the same sports match with both teams checked.
The Review queue is titles that read alike. Open both and compare the rules before trusting one.
Every edge on this page is before fees.

Every term on screen

Edge: What you would make on the total stake if both legs fill. +2% means $102 back for every $100 put in.
Instant arbitrage: Both prices are available right now. You can place both legs immediately.
Limit-order opportunity: Profitable only if you post a limit order on Polymarket and it fills. Cheaper than buying now — no fee and a better price — but not certain.
Ask: The price you pay to buy immediately on Polymarket.
Bid: The highest price someone is offering to buy at. A limit order rests here.
Derived price: A price worked out from the other side of the same Polymarket book, rather than quoted directly.
Commission: What an exchange such as Betfair (5%) or Matchbook (2%) takes from winnings. Already deducted in Vridhhi’s figures.
Stale: The bookmaker price is too old to trust: over 10 minutes before a match, or 60 seconds once it is in play.
Rejected: An edge exists on paper, but a safety check failed — usually the minimum edge or stale data.
Review queue: Two markets whose titles read alike but are not confirmed to be the same bet. Check both rules first.
Rejected look-alikes: Pairs Vridhhi refused because they only look the same — shown so you can see the traps.

Before you trade

Check both prices on the platforms themselves.
Read both platforms’ settlement rules for the event.
Make sure both platforms are available to you, and that using them is lawful where you live.
Read the Risk Disclosure.

Still stuck?

Write to support@vridhhi.com. Tell us what you were looking at and what you expected, and we will help.