What Linemate is
Linemate is a sports betting research app. It turns game statistics into trends, hit rates and play recommendations. A hit rate is how often a player or team has cleared a given line over a set of past games.
The problem it solves is sorting. On a busy slate there are hundreds of props. Linemate surfaces the ones with strong recent patterns so you can start your research there.
It works on web, iOS and Android, and covers many leagues, including NFL, college football, NBA, WNBA, college basketball, NHL, MLB and major soccer leagues. It also lists Australian leagues.
Who Linemate is for
It fits bettors who lean on trends. If you like seeing how often a player has gone over a number before you decide, it gives you that quickly.
It suits people who browse on a phone. The Discover feed lets you scroll through the day's data-backed recommendations in moments.
It is a weaker fit if you want a tool that compares prices across sportsbooks. We found no stated sportsbook coverage, so confirm that before you subscribe. It is also not an arbitrage or +EV scanner.
How it works
There is a free tier and a paid Linemate+ subscription.
Free includes:
- Daily trending plays
- Team and player hit rates
- Game logs and performance history
Paid adds:
- Every play signal and the full analysis behind it
- Starting lineups, injury impacts and weather
- Parlays and deeper insights on trending parlays
- Advanced search filters and a choice of odds view
The Discover feed ties it together by showing top recommendations as a scrollable list. A common routine is to scan Discover, open a play's analysis, check lineups and injuries, then decide.
Once you have a price in mind, the odds converter helps you compare formats. The EV calculator shows whether your estimate of a play's chance beats the price.
What to weigh before subscribing
Past trends are not predictions. A strong hit rate shows what happened. Lineup changes, injuries and matchups can change what happens next.
Pricing is hard to pin down. The web pricing amounts load dynamically and the app store shows several plans. There's no single clear price, so check the checkout screen before you pay.
Terms are dated and thin. The site's terms were last updated years ago, and we found no cancellation or refund terms. Ask support if that matters to you, and note where you are billed, since web and app stores differ.
Free is a real test. Because the free tier includes hit rates and game logs, you can judge whether the format suits you before paying.
Stake carefully. Trend-based bets still lose often. The Kelly criterion calculator can help keep stakes sensible.
Bottom line
Linemate is a fit for trend-focused bettors who want quick hit rates and a scrollable feed of ideas, on a phone or the web. If you need price comparison or edge scanning across books, it is not that tool. Use the free tier first, and see whether the paid analysis adds enough.