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how many points to beat -110?
can someone tell me how points you need to beat a -110 vig?
say a game is nfl and proper spread is pick-em (i.e. zero)...... how many points better than that spread do i need to have a break-even ROI vs. -110?+2? +1.5? and of course, i mean EV so long-term.
cliff-notes: what's the value of a point in the NFL in a close game?
I don't know but I do know that NFL is one of the toughest markets to beat so I wouldn't waste my time there.
The SBR half point calculator will probably interest youOriginally Posted by gojetsgomoxies
https://www.sportsbookreview.com/pic...nt-calculator/
click the fold outs underneath for instructions
On or off 3, 7 and 10 a half point is worth more than 10 cents for full game. Other spreads a half point is worth 6 cents on average according to my numbers.
thx very much for the responses, especially turbobets
not sure why i can't figure this out easily myself as i'm mathematically inclined. have to give it more thought. i don't think it's the same as convert from point spread to moneyline. i think it has more to do with distribution of results.
A half point usually costs 10 cents unless it's on or off the key numbers in football.
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