The Juice Meter
The same bet can be cheap at one sportsbook and expensive at another. Move the price and see what the difference costs.
-110 / -110
-4.55%
Expected cost per $1 staked
for a no-edge bettor under the proportional no-vig assumption
Market margin
4.76%
Change the price
Example two-way pricingNow put a dollar amount on it.
Total amount staked
$15,000
Expected pricing cost-$682
At this price, a no-edge bettor staking $50 across 300 similar bets would expect to lose about $682 from the pricing alone.
You stake $15,000
Returned to you · $14,318Expected pricing cost · $682
Same bets. More screens.
This is a simple example, not a claim that checking five sportsbooks always produces these exact prices. Same hypothetical 50/50 two-way bet, three fixed prices.
First book
-120
Expected cost-$1,250
Best of 3
-112
Expected cost-$804
Best of 5
-105
Expected cost-$357
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