Lines that fill themselves in
No typing odds by hand. The card shows the price and the sportsbook it came from, and a mismatch between your entered odds and the market is flagged before posting.
A Discord picks bot takes the manual work out of running a picks channel. With SportDataIQ a capper composes a pick in the dashboard — game or player, market, units, write-up — and the bot posts it as a card with the line and odds locked in from the book, then grades it from the box score when the game ends. Free and VIP feeds, teasers, parlays and player props are all supported.
Launch pricing · $5/mo or $50/yr · $2 for the first week
At a glance
Market data via PropLine; scores and stats from official league data feeds. Not betting advice · 21+ where legal.
00See it in Discord
01How it works
Choose league and market
NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football or WNBA; spread, moneyline, total, team total, player prop, parlay, or a free-text "other" pick.
Pick the line
Games for the slate load with every side and total; players search by name and show each prop with the best price and book. Parlay legs stack from any game or player.
Post and forget
The preview shows exactly what posts. One click sends it to the chosen feed; the bot handles the result, the closing line and the record.
02What you get
No typing odds by hand. The card shows the price and the sportsbook it came from, and a mismatch between your entered odds and the market is flagged before posting.
A VIP pick can drop a teaser in the free channel — league, matchup, units and a Join button — without the side.
Fix odds, units or the write-up within 15 minutes of posting — the card updates in place. Retract any time before the game starts; once it is live the pick is locked.
Multi-leg parlays price across books; player props grade against the official stat line.
Units, ROI, win rate, CLV and streak per window (7 days, 30 days, season, all time) with a weekly record post every Monday.
Members can check live scores, odds, props and standings in the same server — the picks channel sits next to the data.
03Run it from the dashboard
03In plain terms
The bot snapshots the point and price from the sportsbook at the moment the pick is posted and stores them with the pick. The graded result is measured against that snapshot and against the closing line, so the record reflects the number that was actually shared.
A teaser is a short card in the free channel that says a VIP pick was posted — league, matchup, units, Join button — without revealing the side. It lets a free channel see activity without giving away the play.
04 · Launch pricing
Premium is per Discord server, cancel any time from the dashboard. Everything in the free bot stays free for every server.
05Questions
Every pick is graded automatically from the official box score when the game goes final: spreads, moneylines, totals, team totals and player props (points, rebounds, hits, strikeouts, touchdowns and so on). The card is edited in place with the result, the closing line and the closing-line value (CLV), and the server record updates. Parlays grade leg by leg. Odds, units and the write-up can be edited for 15 minutes after posting; a pick can be retracted until the game starts, after which it is locked.
Spreads, moneylines, game totals, team totals, player props and parlays for NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college football and WNBA, plus a free-text "other" pick for anything else (graded by hand).
Yes. Compose works the same on desktop and phone: on a phone the league and market are dropdowns, the slate is a tap list, and the card preview slides in from the side before you post.
A pick on a game that never goes final stays pending; the capper or a server manager can mark it void from the ledger, which returns the stake and keeps it out of the win-loss totals.
Yes. The public-record toggle lives in the dashboard. When it is off, results and the record card are only visible to the capper and server managers; posted cards show the pick without the graded result. Turning it back on re-renders the posted cards with their results.
Premium is $5 per month or $50 per year per Discord server, with a $2 for the first week. That is the launch price and it does not go up for servers that keep their subscription. The free bot — live scores, standings, leaderboards, scoring alerts and Pick'em — stays free.
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07 · Start
Compose once, post to the right feed, and let the box score do the grading.