That the no vig figure is in the middle of the spread. Actually most of the time its on one side meaning there is no vig on one of the sides. Dont thank me I'm sure Justin time was about to tell you. 
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Did you get that from the post I made in the other thread "opening thread accuracy"?
You are interchanging the zero vig line and the market implied win probability. They are not 100 percent interchangeable.Comment -
Why would I copy someone who's obviously boring. I'm not interested in your implied win probability nonsense, I was just pointing out to viewers that its not taken into account when reading the hilarious stuff posted.Originally posted by CFA
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