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EXPECTED VALUE

The most important calculation in betting. Enter your estimated win probability and the offered odds — see instantly whether you have a positive or negative EV bet.

Your model's estimate of the true probability
Enter as +280, -110, etc.
How to interpret: Positive EV means this bet returns profit over infinite repetitions at your estimated probability. The book's implied probability vs your estimate is where edge lives.
$0.00
Expected Value per bet
Your Probability
Book Implied Prob
Edge
Profit if Win
Loss if Lose
Enter values to calculate
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ODDS CONVERTER

Convert between American, Decimal, and Fractional odds. Calculate implied probability in all directions. Enter any format and all others update instantly.

Quick Reference Table

American Decimal Implied%
+3004.0025.0%
+2003.0033.3%
+1502.5040.0%
+1002.0050.0%
-1101.9152.4%
-1501.6760.0%
-2001.5066.7%
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KELLY CRITERION

The mathematically optimal bet size to maximize long-term bankroll growth. Full Kelly, Half Kelly, and Quarter Kelly — with bankroll calculator built in.

Half Kelly is recommended for most bettors. Full Kelly maximizes long-run growth but produces extreme variance — drawdowns of 50%+ are common even on +EV strategies. Half Kelly cuts variance by 75% at the cost of ~13% reduced growth rate.
$0
Optimal bet size
Kelly %
Full Kelly
Half Kelly
Quarter Kelly
Edge
Enter values to calculate
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CLV CALCULATOR

Closing Line Value — did you beat the closing line? Enter your bet odds and the line at close to calculate CLV. The pro metric for measuring true skill.

The odds when you placed your bet
The odds when the game started
Why CLV matters more than results: A bettor who consistently beats the closing line by 3–5% will be profitable over thousands of bets, regardless of short-term win/loss. CLV is skill. Results are partly variance.
0.0%
Closing Line Value
Your Implied Prob
Close Implied Prob
CLV in $
Annualized ROI (est.)
Enter values to calculate
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PARLAY EV

Multi-leg parlay expected value calculator. Add up to 6 legs, enter each leg's true probability and offered odds, and see whether the parlay creates or destroys value.

LEG 1
LEG 2
$0
Expected Value
$0
Potential Payout
0%
True Win Prob
0%
Book Implied
Add legs and calculate
The parlay trap: Each leg multiplies the EV disadvantage. A 3-leg parlay at −110 each requires all three legs to win AND creates 3× the vig drag. Parlays only have positive EV when every leg individually has positive EV — which is rare with book odds.
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BREAK-EVEN CALCULATOR

What win rate do you need to profit? Enter the juice (vig) and see exactly where your break-even percentage sits. The foundation of flat-betting strategy.

Enter the odds offered on your bet
How many bets to simulate at break-even
At −110 odds, you need to win 52.38% of bets to break even. That's the vig working against you. At +150, you only need 40% wins. This is why positive odds can have higher break-even on volume — less vig drag.
52.4%
Break-Even Win Rate
Implied Probability
Vig (house edge)
Wins needed (sim)
Total risked (sim)
EV per 100 bets at break-even$0.00
Enter odds to calculate
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MONTE CARLO
VARIANCE SIMULATOR

Run up to 1,000 simultaneous bankroll simulations on a live canvas chart. See exactly how wide the variance swings on your strategy before you risk real money.

34%
Your estimated win probability
2.10
Payout on win (e.g. 2.10 = +110)
500
Bets in each simulation
200
Number of bankroll paths
2%
Fixed % of starting bankroll
Profitable paths Losing paths Median path Starting bankroll
0%
% Profitable
$0
Median Final
$0
Best Case
$0
Worst Case
0%
Ruin Risk
+$0
Theoretical EV
How to use the simulator: Set your estimated win rate, the odds you'll be betting at, bet size as % of bankroll, and number of simulations. Click Run — watch all paths render simultaneously. The gold median line is your most likely outcome. The spread of paths shows your variance risk. Hover over the canvas to see specific bankroll values.