Daily Line Movement Report
The largest consensus move of the day belonged to the Atlanta Dream, who steamed from -300 to -400 at Washington, a 5.0 point swing in implied probability confirmed by all 11 tracked books, with every book repricing inside a nine minute window. Two MLB favorites flipped outright: Cleveland opened even money against the White Sox and closed -118, and Detroit went from +107 to -110 at Texas. In the World Cup, Colombia shortened from -194 to -240 against Ghana at all 44 tracked books.
Data: pre-game odds snapshots captured July 2, 2026 (12:00am to 11:59pm PT) across 30+ sportsbooks. Published July 3, 2026.
Median move across all tracked books, opening price to closing price. A move only makes this table when at least 5 books moved and the median shift is 2.5+ points of implied probability.
| Game | Side that drew the money | Open → Close (median) | Move | Books confirming |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dream @ Mystics (WNBA) | Dream | -300 → -400 | +5.0 pts | 11 of 11 |
| Ghana @ Colombia (World Cup) | Colombia | -194 → -240 | +4.7 pts | 44 of 44 |
| White Sox @ Guardians (MLB) | Guardians | +100 → -118 | +4.3 pts | 29 of 30 |
| Tigers @ Rangers (MLB) | Tigers | +107 → -110 | +4.1 pts | 29 of 30 |
| Sky @ Aces (WNBA) | Sky | +360 → +310 | +3.2 pts | 7 of 9 |
| Demons @ Hawks (AFL) | Demons | +188 → +165 | +3.0 pts | 10 of 12 |
Implied probability points. Two of the six moves crossed zero: the Guardians and the Tigers each closed as favorites after opening at even money or as underdogs.
| Game | Market | Open → Close (median) | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storm @ Mercury (WNBA) | Total | 167.5 → 170.5 | 11 |
| Tigers @ Rangers (MLB) | Run line (Tigers) | +1.5 → -1.0 | 23 |
| Dream @ Mystics (WNBA) | Spread (Dream) | -7.5 → -8.5 | 11 |
| Lynx @ Liberty (WNBA) | Total | 173.5 → 174.5 | 11 |
| Wings @ Sun (WNBA) | Spread (Wings) | -7.5 → -6.5 | 11 |
| Sky @ Aces (WNBA) | Spread (Aces) | -10.5 → -9.5 | 10 |
For each headline move, the first books to cross half of their eventual move, as observed at our capture cadence.
BetOnline and Fanatics were the first books observed crossing half of their eventual move, at 9:33am ET, and within the next two minutes a dozen books followed, flipping Cleveland from even money toward -118. Pinnacle crossed at 9:46am. FanDuel did not cross until 12:51pm ET, more than three hours behind the leaders, and the last stragglers repriced after 3pm. When nearly the whole market moves inside two minutes, the outliers are where the shopping value sits.
The day's biggest move was also its fastest. DraftKings crossed first at 6:37pm ET, and every one of the 11 tracked books had confirmed the move by 6:46pm, taking the Dream from -300 to -400 with the spread stretching from -7.5 to -8.5. A full-market reprice inside nine minutes is classic steam: books were reacting to the same signal at once rather than following one another.
Betfred, Paddy Power, and Sky Bet all crossed at 1:59pm ET, roughly half an hour before the broad market began moving Colombia from -194 toward -240. Pinnacle crossed at 2:37pm alongside a wide wave of US and European books, and the move kept rolling through the afternoon, with the last of the 44 tracked books confirming just before 7pm ET.
Built from TheOddsAPI's own odds snapshot archive: pre-game h2h, spread, and totals prices captured across 30+ sportsbooks on a 30 second to 10 minute refresh cycle depending on sport and market. Opening and closing prices are each book's first and last pre-game capture of the day. Consensus move is the median per-book change in implied probability. Exchange odds, in-play prices, and placeholder quotes are excluded, as are tennis and cricket. Reprice timing is resolution-limited by the capture cadence: "first" means first observed. This report ranks market behavior only; graded edge performance lives in the edge case study archive.
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