TrueEdge Odds Update, November 13 — Nothing Shipped Again. The Honest Subject This Time Is Our $19.99 Exchange Add-On, Because a Louisiana Court Just Ordered All Four of Its Venues Out of the State.

Disclosure: TrueEdge Wire and TrueEdge Odds have the same owner. This is first-party advocacy, not independent testing. Every TrueEdge fact below describes what is deployed on every TrueEdge surface today, taken from our own deployment record. Every competitor price was read from that vendor's own page on November 13, 2026, and each page is linked. Where we could not read a price, we say so.

Nothing new is live since Wednesday's update. The deployment record for the stretch lists no merged change and no commit on every running surface. That makes two empty updates in a row. It was a quiet stretch and we are not going to describe it any other way.

What did change this week happened in a courtroom in Tangipahoa Parish, and it bears directly on one line of our price list. So this edition is about the cheapest thing we sell.

1. What shipped since November 11: nothing

Zero subscriber-visible changes, for the second update running. If you subscribed last week, the product you have tonight is the product you bought. We would sooner print an empty list than promote a maintenance fix into a feature.

2. What each plan costs, read today

TrueEdge Base is $79.99 billed monthly, or $63.99 a month at $767.90 billed yearly. Live is $299.99 monthly, or $239.99 a month at $2,879.90 yearly. Our pricing page shows the yearly option as "save 20%." The exchange add-on, sold as Order Book, is $19.99 a month on Base and included in Live; the page shows no yearly price for it. One seven-day trial per account. The page states no sportsbook count, and neither will we.

Outlier shows Premium at $19.99 a month, Premium+ at $29.99 and Pro + React Live at $79.99, each marked "Billed upfront annually." OddsShopper shows Core at $99.95 a month and Pro at $149.95. Both figures match what we read on Wednesday.

3. The add-on names four exchanges. Louisiana just named the same four.

Our pricing page lists Kalshi, Polymarket, Novig and ProphetX as the venues behind the $19.99 add-on. On Thursday a Louisiana judge ordered all four, with six other companies, to geofence the state. Our lead story today has the details: a ten-day restraining order signed without a hearing, and a preliminary-injunction hearing on November 30.

Here is what we can and cannot tell a subscriber. Our deployment record lists no change this week to how exchange prices appear in the feed, in Louisiana or anywhere else. We will not describe behaviour it does not list. The add-on gives you exchange legs alongside sportsbook prices and access to the venues' order books; depth at each price level is still marked "coming soon" in our own plan copy.

The practical point is simple. A price you can see is only useful if you can trade it. If you are in Louisiana, do not start paying $19.99 a month for prices from four venues a court has just told to lock you out. Wait for November 30.

4. It is not only Louisiana

One of the four had already lost in New York. On Tuesday a federal judge denied Novig an injunction against that state, and Novig appealed. That ruling did not itself shut Novig down. Add Thursday's order and the ground under these venues has moved in two states in three days. We cannot give you a count of states where all four are available. The federal regulator is pulling the other way: it told exchanges on November 5 to end state-by-state blocks within 30 days. Until courts sort that out, treat the add-on as something to buy a month at a time, in a state where you have confirmed you can still place the trade.

5. The same $239.88, spent two ways

Twelve months of our add-on at $19.99 is $239.88. Twelve months of Outlier Premium at $19.99, billed up front, is $239.88. Both sums are our arithmetic from the pages. The coincidence is useful because it shows what each company thinks $20 a month buys.

Ours buys exchange prices on top of a Base plan you are already paying $79.99 for. Outlier's buys the whole entry product: its page lists a positive-EV feed, sharp-book odds, middles, an arbitrage feed and alerts at that tier. Outlier's page names seven sportsbook integrations and no prediction-market exchange. One of the seven logos is Underdog, which is also a defendant in Louisiana; we do not know what that means for Outlier's product and will not guess.

If exchanges are not part of how you bet, the $239.88 is better spent at Outlier. We said the same about annual cost on Wednesday and it has not stopped being true.

6. Base plus the add-on against OddsShopper Core

$79.99 plus $19.99 is $99.98 a month. OddsShopper Core is $99.95. Three cents apart, on the prices each page rendered today.

What the three cents separates, as far as the pages show: OddsShopper lists odds from 110 or more sportsbooks and 40 or more leagues, custom devigging, and in-game rows for EV, arbitrage and an odds screen. Which of those sit in Core and which in Pro we cannot say, because the per-plan checkmarks did not render. It also lists a "Liquidity Tool" that the page does not explain. Base with the add-on, from our deployment record, is the +EV, arbitrage, middles and low-hold feeds, line history, a hedge finder, a state filter for books, alert rules delivered in-app, to Discord or to a webhook, manual bet tracking with closing line value, the promo tools, and the exchange legs. In-play prices, custom fair-value methods and phone push alerts are in Live, not Base.

7. OddsJam, Unabated and DarkHorse: not verified today

No price is printed here for any of the three. OddsJam's subscribe page returned HTTP 403 to our reader. Unabated's rendered only its title and DarkHorse's only its name. That is the third update running with the same result.

8. Where the competitors are genuinely better

A product that does not depend on this week's court calendar. Outlier's and OddsShopper's pages sell sportsbook tools. Nothing in Thursday's order touches what they list. One line of our price list just became conditional on a hearing.

Annual cost. Outlier Premium for a year is under a third of Base paid yearly, $239.88 against $767.90.

Sharp books at the entry tier. Outlier lists Sharp Book Odds at $19.99. Ours are in Live.

Published coverage. OddsShopper states its sportsbook and league counts. We publish neither.

In-game tools below $300 a month. OddsShopper's page lists in-game EV and arbitrage on plans that top out at $149.95. Outlier sells live access at $79.99 a month billed yearly. Our in-play prices start at $299.99.

Momentum. Two empty updates in the middle of football season is a fact about us.

9. The case for staying put, and who should not switch

The strongest argument for staying on a competitor this week is that its product is not in litigation. If your tool shows you sportsbook prices and you bet at sportsbooks, nothing changed for you on Thursday, and a switch would trade a settled product for one whose newest add-on is waiting on a judge. Add the annual-plan point: money already paid to Outlier for the year is spent.

Our case is narrower. Base suits a bettor who wants to pay monthly, bets posted +EV and promotions at licensed books, and wants the bet record and its closing-line score in the same place as the feed. The add-on suits someone who already trades on one of the four exchanges, in a state where that is not in dispute, and wants those prices next to the books. If you are in Louisiana, do not buy it yet. If you are in New York and wanted it for Novig, wait for the appeal. If you bet in-play, trial Live and judge it against what you have. And if a year of posted +EV is all you need, Outlier's annual plan is still the better purchase on the prices we could read.

Prices checked November 13, 2026 on each vendor's own page. Tiers and billing terms change often, so confirm before subscribing. Our full first-party comparison is at TrueEdge Odds versus the field. Betting involves risk of loss. If gambling stops being fun, the National Problem Gambling Helpline is 1-800-522-4700.