No-Vig Fair Odds Calculator

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A no-vig calculator removes the sportsbook's built-in margin (vig or juice) from a two-way market to reveal the "true" or "fair" odds. These fair odds represent the sportsbook's actual assessment of each outcome's probability before they add their profit margin. Comparing fair odds to offered odds is the foundation of finding +EV bets.

Formula

Fair Probability = Implied Probability / Total Implied Probability

Example: -110/-110 market. Each side has 52.38% implied probability. Total = 104.76%. Fair probability = 52.38/104.76 = 50%. Fair odds = +100 (even). The 4.76% over 100% is the vig.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter the odds for both sides of a two-way market
  2. The calculator removes the vig to show true/fair odds
  3. View the fair probability for each outcome
  4. Compare fair odds to odds at other sportsbooks to find value

When to Use This

  • Finding the true probability behind sportsbook odds
  • Devigging Pinnacle sharp lines to establish fair value
  • Identifying +EV bets by comparing fair odds to offered odds at other books
Free Tool

No-Vig Fair Odds Calculator

Remove the vig to see true fair odds and probabilities.

Sportsbook Hold (Vig)
4.76%
Average market vig
Fair Odds (No Vig)
Side A
Posted
-110
(52.4%)
Fair
+100
(50.0%)
Side B
Posted
-110
(52.4%)
Fair
+100
(50.0%)
Total Implied: 104.8% → Fair: 100%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is vig (or juice) in sports betting?

Vig (vigorish), also called juice, is the sportsbook's built-in commission. Standard vig is -110 on each side of a market, meaning you must risk $110 to win $100. The vig is how sportsbooks profit — they pay out less than the true odds would suggest.

Why is removing the vig important?

Removing the vig reveals the sportsbook's true probability estimate. By devigging sharp lines (like Pinnacle), you can find the "fair" odds. Any other sportsbook offering better odds than the fair line is potentially a +EV bet.

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