Free Betting Calculators
21 professional-grade calculators for sports bettors. No signup, no ads, just math.
Essentials
Dutching Calculator
Spread your stake across multiple selections for equal profit regardless of winner.
Odds Converter
Convert between American, Decimal, Fractional odds and implied probability.
Parlay Calculator
Combined odds, payout, and probability for multi-leg parlays.
Hedge Calculator
Lock in guaranteed profit on futures, parlays, and live bets.
EV Calculator
Is your bet +EV or -EV? Find your edge over the book.
Break-Even Calculator
Win percentage needed to break even at any odds.
Teaser Calculator
NFL teaser payouts, adjusted spreads, and break-even analysis.
Sharp Bettor Tools
Implied Team Totals
Derive team scores from spread (NFL/NBA) or moneyline (MLB/NHL).
CLV Tracker
Did you beat the closing line? The #1 profitability signal.
Arbitrage Calculator
Risk-free profit by betting both sides across books.
Kelly Criterion
Optimal bet sizing based on your edge and bankroll.
Hold Calculator
Sportsbook margin and no-vig fair odds for any market.
Hook Value Calculator
Half-point values by sport — know when buying points is +EV.
Compare Lines
Which line is better? Spread + price comparison with margin data.
Promos & Conversions
Advanced & Simulation
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is expected value (EV) in sports betting?
Expected value is the average amount you win or lose per bet over time. A +EV bet has a positive expected return, meaning the true probability of winning is higher than what the odds imply. Our EV calculator helps you find these edges by comparing your estimated probability to the sportsbook odds.
What is closing line value (CLV)?
Closing line value measures whether you got better odds than the final line before a game starts. Consistently beating the closing line is the strongest predictor of long-term profitability in sports betting. Our CLV tracker helps you measure this across your bets.
How does the Kelly criterion work for bet sizing?
The Kelly criterion calculates the optimal percentage of your bankroll to wager based on your edge and the odds offered. It maximizes long-term growth while managing risk. Most sharp bettors use fractional Kelly (25-50%) to reduce variance.
What is hold percentage in sports betting?
Hold (or vig/juice) is the sportsbook's built-in margin on a market. For example, if both sides of a spread are -110, the hold is about 4.5%. Our hold calculator strips out the vig to show you the true fair odds, helping you identify which books offer the best value.
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