Best sportsbook for low vig

Vig is the margin in the price. Example prices: at −110 on both sides you need to win 52.38% to break even, and a $100 bet at a coin flip costs $4.55 on average. At −105 the break-even is 51.22% and the cost $2.38; at −104, 50.98% and $1.92.[calc]

Example prices Over 500 bets of $100, −110 instead of −105 costs about $1,082: the same bet at a better number. Standard −110 is common at US books: Caesars publishes it in its own betting guide, and review sites report it at DraftKings and BetMGM.[1][2][3][calc]

This page ranks state-licensed sportsbooks by vigged’s pricing score, the same 0–10 rubric used in every review, with each book’s reason and sources below. Example prices: the top of the scale is a sharp-book margin of about 2% (−104 on both sides holds 1.96%); reduced juice is −105 to −108 (2.44% to 3.85%); standard −110 holds 4.76%.[calc]

Caveats. Most reported prices come from undated review sites, and no book here publishes a juice schedule. Circa’s low figure is its CEO’s stated 3.1% hold on handle for 2024, not a posted price. Parlays cost more everywhere: a Barclays note (year not stated) put FanDuel’s Illinois parlay hold at 23.5%. Books are licensed state by state, and Circa is live in six states only.[4][2][5][6][7]

Ranked by vigged's pricing score

  1. The CEO's stated 3.1% hold (2024) and 3.5% target sit well under Nevada's 7.4% and Illinois' 8.5% statewide figures, consistent with reduced juice (about −107 to −108 as an example equivalent): the 8.5 anchor. Hold is not a posted price and Circa publishes no juice schedule, so it goes no higher.[2][3][4][1][calc]

    Overall 7.6/10 · For straight-bet bettors in Nevada, Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky or Missouri who want a book that states a low margin and posts its limits. Same-game parlay, live-betting and bonus players should skip it.

  2. Review sites report −108 spreads and some −105 totals, which would meet the 8.5 (reduced juice) anchor, but none is dated or measured. Its documented parlay hold is the highest among US books and the 2-team teaser was reported at −134, so it sits half a point below.[1][2][3][4][5][calc]

    Overall 8.3/10 · For straight-bet bettors who want main lines reported shorter than −110 and fast stated payouts. Parlay, teaser and consistently winning bettors should compare prices elsewhere first.

  3. Caesars publishes −110 as standard on spreads and totals and no reduced-juice offer was found. Parlays are true multiplied odds, and one 2025 newsletter put the 2-team NFL teaser at −125, second to bet365; that is not enough to lift it off the 7 (typical) anchor.[1][2][3]

    Overall 7.9/10 · For straight bettors and Caesars Rewards members who want quick stated withdrawals and profit boosts paid in cash. Heavy parlay and teaser bettors should compare prices first.

  4. Standard −110 on main lines per one review site, with hold driven by parlays (structural hold 11.2% in Q4 2024). The −120 2-team teaser reported in 2025 is a bright spot, not enough to lift it off the 7 (typical) anchor.[1][2][3][calc]

    Overall 7.9/10 · For parlay, same-game parlay and 2-team teaser bettors who want a deep menu and fast stated debit-card payouts. Price-sensitive and winning bettors should compare prices elsewhere first.

  5. Review sites report standard −110 on main lines, with one NFL snapshot showing DraftKings shorter, and no reduced-juice offer was found. The −125 2-team teaser sits mid-pack. That is the 7 (typical) anchor.[1][2][3][4][calc]

    Overall 7.7/10 · For Florida bettors, who have no other legal online sportsbook, and parlay players who want Flex Parlay. Price-sensitive bettors in its other states should compare prices elsewhere first.

  6. The only source on main lines reports the standard −110, and no source reports reduced juice. PENN describes its bettors as parlay-heavy, where the margin compounds per leg. That is the 7 (typical) anchor.[1][3][2][calc]

    Overall 7.7/10 · For recreational and parlay bettors who want a well-rated app and a second-chance first bet. Price-sensitive straight bettors and consistent winners should compare prices elsewhere first.

  7. 7BetMGM7.0

    Standard −110 on main lines per one review site, with no reduced juice found. The 2-team NFL teaser at −130 is behind DraftKings’ reported −120, and parlays compound the margin leg by leg.[1][3][4][2]

    Overall 7.6/10 · For recreational bettors who want an MGM-linked app with cash out, Edit My Bet and same-game parlays. Price-sensitive and winning bettors should take the better number elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

What is a low-vig sportsbook?

One that charges less than the standard −110 on both sides of a main line. Example prices: −108 holds 3.85% and −105 holds 2.44%, against 4.76% at −110; a sharp-book −104 holds 1.96%.

Which US sportsbooks have reduced juice?

Review sites report FanDuel at −108 on many spreads and −105 on some totals; the figures are undated. Circa Sports posts no schedule, but its CEO told Missouri regulators it held 3.1% of handle in 2024 and targets about 3.5%: hold figures, not posted prices. DraftKings, BetMGM and Caesars are reported at a standard −110.

How much does −110 cost compared with −105?

Example prices: a $100 win pays $90.91 at −110 and $95.24 at −105. At a coin flip that is $2.16 a bet, about $1,082 over 500 bets.

Is a book’s hold the same as its vig?

No. Hold on handle is revenue over money bet, and it mixes parlays, props, futures and results. Circa’s 3.1% for 2024 and Caesars’ 8.3% sports hold in Q1 2026 are hold figures, not the margin on a −110 line.

Are parlays low vig anywhere?

The margin compounds with each leg. Example prices: three −110 legs cost $13.03 per $100 at true coin flips, three −105 legs $6.97. A Barclays note (year not stated) put FanDuel’s Illinois parlay hold at 23.5% and DraftKings’ at 17.7%.

How do I get the lowest vig on a bet?

Compare the same bet across the books you can use, and take the best number. Example prices: −108 instead of −110 pays $92.59 instead of $90.91 on a $100 win, $420.88 over 500 bets.

Sources (10)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. Sports Betting 101 · Caesars
  2. DraftKings review · DeucesCracked
  3. FanDuel vs BetMGM · DeucesCracked
  4. FanDuel review · DeucesCracked
  5. Circa Fights Sports Betting Giants For Untethered Missouri License · Legal Sports Report
  6. Leading Edge · Earnings+More
  7. vigged's books-by-state list · vigged · read Oct 9, 2026
  8. FanDuel vs BetMGM · DeucesCracked
  9. Nevada's Year-Over-Year Sports Betting Revenue Spikes 105% in October · Covers
  10. Caesars Entertainment, Inc. (NASDAQ:CZR) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript · Insider Monkey

Circa Sports sources (4)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. Circa Sports carving out niche in crowded betting landscape · CDC Gaming
  2. Circa Fights Sports Betting Giants For Untethered Missouri License · Legal Sports Report
  3. Nevada's Year-Over-Year Sports Betting Revenue Spikes 105% in October · Covers
  4. April Produces 18% Year-Over-Year Sports Betting Revenue Increase in Illinois · Covers

FanDuel sources (5)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. FanDuel review · DeucesCracked
  2. FanDuel vs BetMGM · DeucesCracked
  3. FanDuel Sportsbook · SportsBettingDime
  4. Leading Edge · Earnings+More
  5. Which sportsbooks have the best NFL teaser prices · Action Network

Caesars Sportsbook sources (3)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. Sports Betting 101 · Caesars
  2. House rules (Illinois) · Caesars
  3. NFL betting changes 2025 · Juice Reel (newsletter)

DraftKings sources (3)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. DraftKings review · DeucesCracked
  2. DraftKings stock pops on raised outlook, Q4 results · Legal Sports Report
  3. Which sportsbooks have the best NFL teaser prices? · Action Network

Hard Rock Bet sources (4)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. Hard Rock Bet review · Sharp Football Analysis (affiliate)
  2. Hard Rock Bet review · Gambling.com (affiliate)
  3. Reduced juice sportsbooks · BettingUSA (affiliate)
  4. Which sportsbooks have the best NFL teaser prices · Action Network

theScore Bet sources (3)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. DraftKings vs ESPN BET · Deuces Cracked
  2. ESPN Bet Attracting Casuals, Average Bet Size Growing · Legal Sports Report
  3. PENN investor day: ESPN Bet · iGaming Business

BetMGM sources (4)

Each read Oct 9, 2026. Check the linked page before you rely on it.

  1. FanDuel vs BetMGM · DeucesCracked
  2. Parlay Calculator: How To Calculate Parlay Odds & Parlay Payouts · BetMGM
  3. NFL Teaser Picks This Week: Best NFL Teaser Odds in Week 6 · BetMGM
  4. NFL bets: best Wong teaser odds at sports betting apps (2024) · TheLines

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