Betting splits report two numbers for each side of a market: the percentage of bets, or tickets, and the percentage of money wagered on that side.

When the money percentage is much higher than the ticket percentage, larger bets, often from sharper bettors, are on that side.

When most tickets are on one side but the line moves the other way, that is called reverse line movement and can signal sharp money against the public.

Splits alone never prove a winner: use them as one clue alongside injuries, matchup analysis and line movement across several books.