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Live options prints that already clear a million dollars of premium, with a floor you cannot lower.
$1M plus options flow is the live tape of listed options prints where the premium already clears one million dollars. Premium is the option price times contracts times 100. The public tape is mostly smaller prints. This view keeps only the large-premium rows.
Reading a row is the same job as any live options tape. Premium and size tell you whether enough capital moved to care, though every row here already cleared one million dollars. Side tells you whether the fill leaned toward the ask, the bid, or the middle. Order tags describe how it executed, not why. Expiration and how far the strike sits from the underlying tell you whether the activity is short-dated and tactical or further out.
A million-dollar premium can come from a lot of cheaper contracts or from fewer expensive ones. Repeated large prints on the same ticker in a short window are usually a stronger prompt than a single row. Size still does not tell you who traded, or whether it was a hedge, a spread leg, or a directional bet.
On EZPZ, $1M Plus Flow is that tape with the floor already locked. The live page is titled 1M+ Premium Flow. Filters start at $1,000,000 of premium, and the drawer says Min $1M is fixed for this view. You can raise the floor. You cannot lower it. Live Flow is the full tape. Unusual Activity keeps only large, sweep, and block prints. Unusual Activity Intraday is the session scan with a date range. 0DTE Flow keeps only prints that expire today. SPX and SPY Flow locks the same tape to SPX, SPXW, and SPY. Option Chain is the contract book for one ticker, not the tape.
Each row is one print that already cleared one million dollars of premium: the contract, the size, and the tags that describe how it traded. It is not a score. Most people start with ticker, SIDE, C/P, and TYPE. If a row looks interesting, read DTE, OTM, and DIRECTION next. When even this list is too much, filter to a ticker you already care about, turn Normal off, or raise the premium floor.
Live Flow is the full tape. Its premium floor starts around $20,000, and you can lower it. This page cannot go below $1,000,000. Use Live Flow when you want the quieter prints around a standout. Use this page when you only want million-dollar premium. Use Unusual Activity when you only want Large, Sweep, and Block, even if the premium is smaller. Use 0DTE Flow when you only want prints that expire today. Use SPX and SPY Flow when you only care about S&P 500 positioning. Use Option Chain when you want the listed strikes, not the prints.
Read a row left to right: when it printed, what traded, then how it was executed. You do not need every column on every print. Use the tabs if you want a map of the fields.
These columns answer what printed, and when.
| Column | What you are looking at |
|---|---|
| TIME | When the print hit the tape. |
| TICKER | The underlying. Click it to open that name's option chain on EZPZ. Search ticker lives in the toolbar too. |
| SIDE | ASK, BID, or MID. That is where the fill sat versus the quote. |
| STRIKE C/P | Strike price, and whether it is a CALL or a PUT. |
| EXPIRATION DTE | Expiration date and days left. A 0 here is usually same-day (0DTE) activity. |
These columns help you decide how the million-dollar print was built.
| Column | What you are looking at |
|---|---|
| SIZE | How many contracts printed. A small size with huge premium is usually an expensive contract. |
| PREMIUM | Dollar premium. Every row here is already at least $1M. Raise the floor if the list is still noisy. |
| VOLUME | Volume on that contract. |
| OTM(%) | How far the strike is from the underlying, as a percent. |
| BID-ASK SPOT | The quoted spread, and the option fill on the row. |
| STOCK | The underlying price at the print. Index names can show $0.00 here. |
| FILL VS SPREAD | A bar showing where the fill landed in the spread. Green leans toward the ask. Red leans toward the bid. |
Tags describe the print. They do not score it, and they do not tell you the trader's reason.
| Column | What you are looking at |
|---|---|
| ORDER | Extra markers when we have them, like LATE or LARGE. |
| TYPE | How the print was classified when we have it: Floor, Sweep, or Cross. Normal does not show a badge. |
| DIRECTION | Bullish, bearish, or neutral label on the row. |
Click Filters in the toolbar. That drawer is how you cut a million-dollar tape down to a watchlist name, a sweep hunt, or an even higher floor. Reset puts the defaults back, including the $1M minimum.
Toggles
Ranges
On the toolbar you can also change how many rows you see (50 is a common setting, up to 500), which columns are visible, and the text size with A- / A+.
The right side of the toolbar is a single switch:
There is no Prev / Next on this page. If you pause, you are sitting with the rows already on screen.
Watch the biggest prints
Leave ticker search empty. Keep Live on. You are listening for size across the whole market, not one name.
Watch one name, still $1M
Filter to a ticker already on your radar. The floor stays at one million. You will not see the smaller prints around it here.
Hunt sweeps in size
Turn Normal off. Leave Sweep on. Raise the premium floor if even $1M is too noisy.
Use it next to the full tape
This page is the million-dollar slice. Open Live Flow if a row makes you want the quieter prints around it. Open Unusual Activity for large, sweep, and block across every premium.