Things we're focused on over the next stretch of updates.

• Smarter parlay builder (MaxxSlip)

  Smoother UI, better mobile layout, and clearer value readouts when you stack legs across books.

• Parlay tracking (local)

  Let users save, revisit, and tweak slips they’ve built — not tied to any book, just a clean way to remember combos you like.

• Player props coverage

  Extend the odds comparison beyond sides and totals into player props for major markets.

• Mobile App release

  Our team is working tirelessly to bring BetMaxx to iOS and Android devices, ensuring the quality and performance our users deserve.

BetMaxx started with football, but the end goal is to be your default place to check odds across multiple sports.

• College Basketball

  Full odds comparison and game pages for CBB once the season is rolling and data looks stable.

• Player Prop Coverage

  Player props not only across major sportbooks, but covering niche fantasy apps and prop-specific books.

• Additional leagues over time

  Think MLB, UFC, and other major markets, added once the core experience is polished and fast.

Long term, BetMaxx isn't just a static odds board — it's meant to feel like a smart layer sitting between you and all the books you use.

• Intelligent pick surfacing

  Highlight interesting lines or odds swings based on price movement, implied probabilities, and how different books disagree — without telling you what to bet.

• Smarter parlay suggestions

  Show how adding or swapping legs could change your payout on specific books, and surface combos that look especially efficient from a pricing standpoint.

• Lightweight tracking & history

  Let users keep a simple history of the games and matchups they check most, so the board and parlay tools feel tailored to how they actually browse.

• Alerts & notifications

  Optional alerts when odds cross certain thresholds or when a book becomes clearly best price for a game you’ve been watching.