How Novig prices NBA
Novig is a peer-to-peer exchange wearing a sportsbook interface: your price comes from another user rather than from a trading desk that sets a margin.
Novig takes a small per-contract fee from the taker and pays makers a rebate rather than baking vig into the line. It is low-fee rather than fee-free, and when Novig steps in as counterparty in a thin market a spread comes back into the price.
Each card below names the market, the line and both prices, so you can see the gap before you take it.
NBA edges
Where Novig is the better number right now.
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Novig NBA props — FAQ
Does Novig offer NBA player props?
Novig lists NBA player markets, though nothing is priced on the BeatVig board at this moment. Coverage repopulates as each slate's boards open.
Is Novig cheaper than a sportsbook on NBA props?
Often, because Novig charges its fee separately instead of building a margin into the line. It is not cheaper on every prop, so the comparison is worth making per market rather than assuming it.
How do Novig's costs compare to sportsbook vig?
Novig takes a small per-contract fee from the taker and pays makers a rebate rather than baking vig into the line. It is low-fee rather than fee-free, and when Novig steps in as counterparty in a thin market a spread comes back into the price.
How do you compare a Novig price to another venue's?
Convert both quotes to the implied probability of the same outcome, which puts a contract price and an American price in the same unit. The cheaper venue is the one implying the lower probability for the side you want.