Futures odds
Futures odds across the books: the best price on every team and player, the no-vig chance, hold per book and prediction markets after fees.
Futures odds on vigged
Futures are bets on how a season ends: the champion, a conference or division, an award, a team’s win total or a playoff place. Each league’s page compares the books on every market they price, with the no-vig chance beside the best price.
Prices are compared across the sportsbooks vigged follows, and the best one is picked among your books in your state. A price better than the no-vig chance is marked +EV, an estimate of value. Golf outrights have their own pages.
Frequently asked questions
What is a futures bet?
A bet on an outcome settled later in the season, such as a champion, an award or a team’s regular-season wins. The stake is tied up until the market settles, so the price matters more than on a single game.
Why is the vig so large on futures?
A futures market prices a whole field at once, and the book adds its margin to every team or player in it. Add up the chances a book’s prices imply and they come to well over 100%, often far more than on a single game. Most of that margin usually sits on the longshots.
How is the no-vig chance on a futures market worked out?
Each sportsbook’s field is de-vigged on its own, so its chances add up to the number of winners (one champion, four top-four places, the relegated clubs), then the books are combined. Win totals and make-the-playoffs markets are paired instead, over against under and yes against no, on the same line only. The method is the one behind every no-vig price on vigged.
How often do futures odds update?
Futures move in hours, not seconds, and each price shows when it last changed.
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