How to Edit a Booking Code and Rebook It

You load a friend's code and it is almost perfect. Eight games you like, one you would never touch, and one market you would rather change from home win to double chance. You look for an edit button. There is not one.

That is because a booking code cannot be edited. But it can be rebuilt, and that is exactly what Rebook does. Here is how it works.

Why bookmakers do not let you edit a code

A booking code is a frozen snapshot. Hundreds of people might load the same code, so changing it for one person would change it for everyone. Bookmakers keep codes fixed and let you edit the betslip after loading instead.

That works if you are on the same bookmaker and do not mind rebuilding by hand. It does not help if you want to share your edited version, or if the code is from a different site entirely.

What Rebook does

Rebook opens any booking code and shows you every game on it, priced live on the bookmaker. From there you can:

• Change a pick: tap a game and choose a different market, with the bookmaker's real price for each option.
• Remove a game you do not trust.
• Send it to other bookmakers: create the edited slip on one book or several at once.

When you are done, Convat creates a brand new booking code with your version of the slip. The original code is untouched, so whoever shared it keeps theirs.

How to edit a booking code with Rebook

Rebook works in three steps, shown at the top of the screen.

1. Open a slip

Choose the bookmaker and paste the booking code. Convat reads every game, market and price.

2. Review and edit

Every game is listed with its current pick and price. Tap Change pick on any game to see its markets, grouped and searchable, each with the live price. Remove games you do not want. The total odds update as you go.

3. Get your codes

Pick the bookmaker you want the new code on, or several. Convat creates the slip, reads it back from the bookmaker to check every pick landed as you chose, and gives you the code to copy or share.

Why it rebuilds instead of patching

A tempting shortcut would be to keep the original code and somehow tack your changes on. Rebook never does that. It builds a completely fresh slip from your final list of picks. That way the new code contains exactly what you saw on screen and nothing left over from the old one, which matters on bookmakers that remember the original bet behind a code.

Things people use Rebook for

• Fixing a partial conversion. A game would not convert because your bookmaker lacks its market? Open the original code in Rebook, change that game to a market your bookmaker does offer, and create the code there.
• Making a tipster's slip safer. Change two risky home wins to double chance before you play.
• Removing a started game. If one game on a code has kicked off, rebook the rest into a fresh code.
• Personalising Code Hub picks. Generate a Code Hub code, then tweak it.
• Sharing your version. Send your edited code to friends on their own bookmakers in one go.

Rebook or one of the other tools?

If you want to change specific picks by hand, Rebook is the one. If you want every game on the same market, Market Switch is faster. If you only care about hitting a total, Optimize Slip does the choosing for you.