TheRundown caps free plan at 200K/mo, expands sub-second odds to all books
Free plan adds an explicit 200,000/month data-point cap on top of the existing 20,000/day cap, tightening the previously uncapped monthly usage ceiling.; Real-time WebSocket odds delivery claim broadened from sub-second updates 'on sharp books' to sub-second updates 'on all books', repeated across three page sections.
What changed
Real-time WebSocket odds delivery claim broadened from sub-second updates 'on sharp books' to sub-second updates 'on all books', repeated across three page sections.
Free plan adds an explicit 200,000/month data-point cap on top of the existing 20,000/day cap, tightening the previously uncapped monthly usage ceiling.
Before and after
Aug 24, 2026 vs Aug 31, 2026Real-time WebSocket odds delivery claim broadened from sub-second updates 'on sharp books' to sub-second updates 'on all books', repeated across three page sections.
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