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This board shows today's spread, total and moneyline for NFL, college football, NBA, college basketball, NHL and MLB games, side by side across sportsbooks and the Kalshi and Polymarket prediction markets.
The same bet often pays a different amount depending on where you place it. Finding the best number is the simplest edge in sports betting, and it costs nothing.
How to use this page
- Pick your sport
Use the tabs at the top of the table to switch leagues.
- Check the time stamp
The "Lines as of" time tells you how fresh the prices are. Lines move with injury news and money, so newer is better.
- Find the best number
Compare each book for the side you want. A half point can matter more than a few cents of juice, especially around key numbers like 3 and 7 in the NFL.
- Confirm before you bet
Open the sportsbook and make sure the price is still there. A pick is only as good as the number you get it at.
What a few cents of juice is worth over a season
One bettor, 200 spread bets of $100 each, a 104-96 record. Same picks in every row. The only thing that changes is the price.
| Price | A $100 win pays | Break-even | 104-96 result |
|---|---|---|---|
| -110 | $90.91 | 52.38% | -$145.45 |
| -105 | $95.24 | 51.22% | +$304.76 |
| -102 | $98.04 | 50.50% | +$596.08 |
Illustrative example, 200 bets risking $100 each. At $500 a bet, the gap between -110 and -102 grows to $3,707.66.
That is a $741.53 swing at $100 a bet from where the bets were placed, not what was picked. Our guide to the vig walks through the math.
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- Kalshi: Bet $25, Get $25. A CFTC regulated exchange where you can sell a position before the game ends
- Polymarket: a prediction market where prices read as probabilities
- Terms and availability in our sportsbook reviews
Get more from these odds
- You can only take a better number where you already have money, so keep accounts at more than one book
- Track whether you beat the closing line
- Pair the board with today's free picks or premium picks, then shop the line
Sportsbook odds vs Kalshi and Polymarket prices
Sportsbooks quote American odds like -150 or +130. Kalshi and Polymarket quote a price in cents, from 1 to 99, and a winning contract pays $1.
That makes a prediction market price easy to read. A 62 cent price means the market gives that outcome about a 62% chance, which is close to -163 in American odds.
Seeing both on one board helps when one side is slow to move. If a market price and a sportsbook line disagree by a lot, one of them is probably stale. Our guide to reading Kalshi and Polymarket odds covers fees and how to compare the two.
How to turn odds into a win probability
Every price implies a win chance. For a favorite, divide the odds by the odds plus 100: -150 is 150 ÷ 250, or 60%. For an underdog, divide 100 by the odds plus 100: +130 is 100 ÷ 230, or 43.5%.
Add the two sides and you get more than 100%, here 103.5%. The extra is the book's margin. Divide each side by the total to remove it, and the fair chance is about 58% for the favorite and 42% for the underdog.
We use these no-vig numbers in our previews and game pages. A bet only has value when your own read of the game beats the fair price.
When lines move the most
- Openers. The first numbers of the week are the softest, and they move the most on early money.
- Injury news. NFL injury reports and late scratches in the NBA can move a spread several points in minutes. Our NFL injury tracker follows the big ones.
- Sharp money. Bets from respected players move lines faster than public money. Here is how sharp money works.
- Near kickoff. Limits go up and prices settle into the closing line, the best single test of whether you got a good number.
More on reading those moves in our line movement guide.
What does -110 mean?
You risk $110 to win $100. The extra $10 is the book's cut, called the vig or juice. Plus odds like +150 mean a $100 bet wins $150. More in our guide to reading betting odds.
Why are the odds different at each sportsbook?
Each book sets its own prices and adjusts them based on the money it takes in. That is why the same game can be -3 at one book and -2.5 at another.
How often do these odds update?
The board refreshes through the day from our odds feed. Check the "Lines as of" time at the top of the table, and confirm the price at the book before you bet.
Are Kalshi and Polymarket the same as sportsbooks?
No. They are exchanges where you trade with other people instead of betting against a house, so the price is set by buyers and sellers. Kalshi is regulated by the CFTC. Availability depends on where you live, so check our sportsbook reviews.
What is the difference between the spread and the moneyline?
The moneyline is a bet on who wins. The spread is a bet on the margin, with the favorite giving points and the underdog getting them. Our moneyline vs point spread guide shows when each one makes sense.
Can I bet on games that have already started?
Yes. Most books offer in-game lines that move with every play. Our live betting guide covers how that works.
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