SportsLine

• Free

Last verified 4 Sep 2026

4.6 10876 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Can’t see the opening lines for NFL

   Excellent app, but the most important number I need is the opening line when you click the specific game. It’s there, but the writing is so dull, you can’t see it on the iPhone X. Please lighten the opening lines font under the current line in the heading of the games. I know I can see it in game feed, but it’s an additional unnecessary step. Also your submit feedback link doesn’t work on the app. Other than those 2 things great app. Fix those 2 issues, it’s a 5 star.

   Sjscervini23 · 4 Sep 2026

2. 1/5Bad picks and misleading

   Heard ok things so decided to subscribe. The “expert cappers” on this site are no better than asking your toddler for winners (might have better winnings honestly, or winning period). They love to show the persons record like 7-3 last ten, but it’s just misrepresenting numbers, I’m actually 10-0 in my last 10 winning bets. I would be surprised if any of their “experts” even have a winning record. Not to mention, several of the picks are also at odds of like -190 (and still lose 50%), or they jump on opening numbers and put picks out at like -2.5 when the line has already moved to -5.5. I understand betting is difficult. But this is just random ppl throwing spaghetti at wall to see what sticks, and being represented as though these “cappers” are using legitimate models and statistics to come up with bets. Do not subscribe, just go ask a toddle what they think the outcome of the game will be, it will produce more winners than this garbage.

   Freshie246 · 4 Sep 2026

3. 3/5Can be helpful, but very sport-dependent

   I was hoping to supplement my own picks with picks from a reasonably strong prediction model. So before placing money on the line, I tracked well over 100 recent games across sports where their model rated the matchup an “A” or “B” and gave a 64% or higher percentage of simulations on the chosen result. Actual results were no better than a coin flip in both CBB and NHL with a substantial sample size. Their model performed well on NBA and NFL predictions during my test run. So if you’re looking to leverage their prediction model, do a trial run on your chosen sport first. They should publish their full results by sport for subscribers. Expert picks are reasonable helpful if that’s what you want the app for. Wish they picked more games outside of NFL, though.

   Shaymound · 4 Sep 2026

4. 2/5For those who are new to betting

   I have no experience in sports betting (~2 weeks) and my only sport experience was swim, track, and lacrosse in high school. My bets before sportsline were Moneyline, point spread, and a few over/under wagers-- generally in a 7-20 leg parlay. My last four bets (7,25,17,11 leg) ended 6-1, 23-25, 17-17, and 10-11 respectively. Now mind you, I haven't watched a single game or match in about four years. Then, using the sportsline promo, I got three months of what was sold as the top sporting simulation and expert analysis of each match for just 99¢. My first two parlays (11 legs each) using the sportsline predictions all failed after the second game. New (and veteran) betters-- Stick to your gut, you'll have better odds of winning money than following this joke of an app.

   jwincel · 4 Sep 2026

5. 2/5Rough 2 months

   I purchased Sportsline for 2 months. I had the worst 2 months of my betting life. I know it’s a small sample size but their picks were cold. They have “Expert Picks” where one “expert” will pick a game one way and another “expert” will pick the opposite. So which expert do I follow? There is some good information in the app. I played a TON of DFS using their recommendations and I had no success. I played basketball daily, football every day their were games, and even hockey. I entered no less than 15 times per slate using their experts player pools and advice. I am down BIG. The price for the app is very reasonable. I will have to try a different app, I have been ice cold following Sportsline.

   DanC06712 · 4 Sep 2026

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