Input the total stake and both american odds to calculate arbitrage
Enter American Odds (-110 or +150):
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Arbitrage betting (also known as "sure betting" or "arbing") is a mathematically driven investment strategy. By identifying discrepancies in odds between different sportsbooks, a bettor can place wagers on every possible outcome of an event to lock in a 100% guaranteed profit, regardless of the final score.
While sportsbooks try to keep their odds aligned, the fast-moving nature of betting markets often creates small windows where an arbitrage opportunity exists.
The secret to finding "Arbs" lies in the Market Hold (or "Vig"). Usually, sportsbooks bake in a 4-7% margin. Arbitrage happens when the combined Implied Probability of all outcomes is less than 100%.
Positive Odds (+): (Odds / 100) + 1 | Example: +150 becomes 2.50
Negative Odds (-): (100 / |Odds|) + 1 | Example: -110 becomes 1.91
Formula: P = (1 / Decimal Odds) 100
Example: If Team A is 2.10 and Team B is 2.10, the total probability is 47.6% + 47.6% = 95.2%. Since this is under 100%, the 4.8% difference is your guaranteed profit.
Disclaimer: This Arbitrage Calculator is for educational and informational purposes only. While arbitrage is based on mathematical certainty, external factors such as sportsbook palpable errors (obvious odds mistakes), mid-bet odds shifts, or account limitations can pose risks.
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