+0.2%
Edge, Over
- Fair Over
- 52.1%
- Fair Under
- 47.9%
- Break-even
- 51.9%
- Books' line
- 5.5
Fair odds: median of 2 sportsbooks, de-vigged, at 5.5.
Underdog prices each Higher/Lower pick on its own: a pick carries its own payout multiplier (1x on an even pick, less on a favourite, more on a longshot), and an entry pays the Standard or Flex table scaled by its picks' multipliers. NBA lines post for one night at a time and move fast on late injury and rest news, so a gap between an app and the books can close within minutes of tip-off. Each line is matched to a sharp fair probability at the same number: PropLine's de-vigged price where one exists, or else the de-vigged median of at least two sportsbooks. The edge is that probability minus the break-even implied by the pick's own price, so a discounted pick has to clear a higher bar. It's an estimate, not a guarantee. Posted now: points, rebounds, assists, and threes.
+0.2%
Edge, Over
Fair odds: median of 2 sportsbooks, de-vigged, at 5.5.
-1.0%
Edge, Under
Fair odds: median of 2 sportsbooks, de-vigged, at 4.5.
-1.1%
Edge, Over
Fair odds: median of 4 sportsbooks, de-vigged, at 9.5.
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Go PremiumPick'em edges compare a pick'em app's line with a sharp fair probability at the same line, and with the per-pick break-even of the app's published 2-pick payout. They are estimates of value, not guarantees. Lines and payouts change, and an app can pay a different multiplier on a given pick than its base table.
Against the pick's own price. Each Underdog pick carries a per-pick multiplier, quoted as American odds, so its break-even is that price's implied probability, not one flat rate for every pick. A pick with no per-pick price gets no edge.
It depends on the pick. Underdog gives each pick its own multiplier, so the break-even is the probability that pick's price implies, not one rate for the board.
Yes. A combo line gets a fair probability when sportsbooks quote the same combo at the same number, the same as single-stat points, rebounds or assists lines.