Odds Shark Is Joining Covers!

Hey Covers Community,

We are excited to announce that Odds Shark is now part of Covers. You can find the latest computer picks, odds, scores, trends, and expert analysis in the Odds Shark Hub at https://www.covers.com/oddsshark. Check it out to see what's new!

Feedback Survey: https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/91158361/feedback-form

Hey Everyone,

We've made changes to the Picks engine and we're actively refining it based on your input.

If you've got any more feedback on the Odds Shark experience, we'd love to hear them directly here: https://survey.alchemer.eu/s3/91158361/feedback-form

The more honest and specific you are, the faster we can make this better for you. Looking forward to hearing from you!

@Covers-Team

I hope you will keep the OddsShark betting databases for each major league that enabled you to search for team results SU, ATS, totals, as favorite, as underdog, at home, on the road, during the reg season or playoffs, when playing on back to back nights, and H2H against specific teams, division, and conferences. 
Those databases were the No. 1 reason I visited OddsShark. 

Agreed.  Information is more useful than ignorance.

I don't see the ATS Database for each sport anymore.

Dadgummit.

@thepopgun

 Thank you for the feedback, we are actively looking at these areas and ways to bring them back for our Odds Shark users. I have passed this along to our developers for their review.

@Covers-Team

 Odds Shark was about the only database out there that worked regularly. Please get it back

To the Covers Team,

I’m writing as a longtime user of the OddsShark database and someone who relied heavily on the platform for researching sports betting trends and historical data.

I understand that Covers acquired the OddsShark database, but I sincerely hope you will consider bringing the OddsShark database platform back to the way it originally operated.

The platform was fine the way it was.

In fact, that was one of its greatest strengths.

The old OddsShark database was straightforward, powerful, and incredibly useful. It allowed users to search historical games, identify trends, compare situations, and dig into data without having to fight through unnecessary changes or complicated interfaces.

For serious sports bettors, researchers, and handicappers, the database was more than just a website feature, it was a valuable research tool.

What made it so useful was its simplicity. You could go into the database, enter the criteria you were interested in, and quickly get the historical information you needed. It didn’t need to be reinvented. It needed to be maintained and improved while preserving what already worked.

I would strongly encourage Covers to consider restoring the database to its previous functionality and user experience, including the depth of historical data and the ability to conduct detailed searches and trend analysis.

There are plenty of sports websites that provide scores, odds, statistics, and basic trends. What made OddsShark’s database different was the ability to actually research situations historically and find meaningful patterns.

For people who take sports handicapping seriously, that capability is extremely valuable.

Please consider listening to the longtime users who used and appreciated the original platform. Rather than replacing what worked.  Please bring it back exactly the way it was and make improvements where necessary.

The old OddsShark database wasn’t something that needed to be fixed. It was something that needed to be preserved.

I sincerely hope Covers will consider restoring it to its former functionality.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

A longtime OddsShark database user

All the computer does is pick Overs and mostly favorites. I can do that.