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Same bet. Different price. Real money.

Two sportsbooks can price the exact same bet differently. Type in both prices and your stake to see the dollar difference.

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The same stake is used for both prices.

American odds from the first bet slip.

The same bet, priced somewhere else.

Same selection · same stake · two prices

Example

The gap, if the bet wins

$10.91

Price B (−110) wins $10.91 more than Price A (−125) on the same $100.00 risked.

If it loses, you are out the same $100.00 at either price.

A−125

wins$80.00

$10.91 less than the other price

B−110

wins$90.91

Price A pays back
$180.00
Price B pays back
$190.91
Gap as a share of the stake
10.9%

Pays back = your stake returned plus the win. Break-even win rate: 55.6% at −125, 52.4% at −110. That is arithmetic on each price by itself. It does not tell you how likely the bet is to win.

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What this does not prove

  • That either price is worth betting.

    This is payout math. It has no view on whether the bet wins, and it is not a pick.

  • That it is really the same bet.

    The gap only means something when the selection, the line or number, and the settlement rules match. Overtime, listed starters, dead heats, and void rules differ between sportsbooks.

  • That the prices are live, or offered where you are.

    You typed them in. Nothing here is checked against a sportsbook, and availability depends on your state. Prices move, so check both again before you bet.

  • That the gap is yours.

    It is paid only if the bet wins. If it loses, you lose the same stake at either price. On a push or a void, the stake normally comes back and the gap is zero.

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