Enter the Over/Under line and the American odds for both the Over and Under options. The calculator will display the implied probabilities, remove the vig to show true probabilities, and analyze the market for potential value.
Over/Under betting (also known as totals betting) is one of the most popular bet types in sports wagering. Instead of betting on which team will win, you're betting on whether the combined score of both teams will be over or under a specific number set by the bookmaker.
For example, if the Over/Under line for a basketball game is 220.5, you can bet on whether the total combined score will be over 220.5 points (221 or more) or under 220.5 points (220 or fewer). The half-point is used to prevent a push (tie) outcome.