When the methods agree, the fair price is robust; when they split, your edge depends on the model — the calculator shows the disagreement instead of hiding it.
How it works
- 1Enter every side's price. Both sides of a two-way market, or all three of a 1X2.
- 2Read the overround. The amount the implied probabilities exceed 100% — the vig you are stripping.
- 3Compare the three fair lines. Proportional, additive, and power devig, each with fair odds per side.
Which devig method is most accurate?
The power method is generally preferred for markets with a favorite and a longshot because it removes proportionally more vig from the longshot, matching how books actually shade prices. On near-even markets all three methods agree almost exactly.
Learn more: Expected Value & De-Vigging (guide)
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