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No-Vig Calculator for Two-Way Odds

Use this no-vig, or devig, calculator to remove the quoted margin from both sides of a complete two-way market and estimate proportional fair probabilities.

Published and maintained by PickProof, LLC. Formula and examples last reviewed 2026-08-02.

Formula used

Fair probability = side implied probability / sum of both implied probabilities. Hold = sum of implied probabilities - 100%.

Worked example

-110 and -110 imply 52.38% each, 4.76% hold in total, and 50.00% normalized probability for each side.

When this calculator helps

Use this tool only with two opposing prices from the same complete two-way market and the same moment. It estimates proportional fair shares after removing the amount by which the two implied probabilities exceed 100%.

Do not combine one current price with a stale opposite price, or an Over at one total with an Under at another. Those inputs describe no real market and produce a misleading normalized result.

Understanding the result

This calculator uses standard multiplicative normalization. Each side keeps its proportional share of the combined implied probability after the amount above 100% is removed.

PickProof uses multiplicative normalization: each side's implied probability is divided by the sum of both implied probabilities. The hold output shows the quoted percentage above 100% before normalization.

This is one transparent vig-removal method, not a universal truth model. It also does not separately estimate push probability for whole-number spreads or totals.

Before relying on the output

  • Both outcomes from one complete market
  • Same sportsbook context and capture time
  • Two-way market with no missing draw outcome

Common mistakes

  • Entering two prices that are not opposing outcomes from the same market and moment.
  • Using one side only and calling the result no-vig.
  • Applying a two-way method to a three-way market.

Limitations

  • Multiplicative normalization is a transparent estimate, not a universal model of true probability.
  • It does not separately model push probability for spread or total numbers.
  • Stale, mismatched, or incomplete prices make the result unreliable.

Frequently asked questions

Which vig-removal method is used?

PickProof uses multiplicative normalization on the two entered implied probabilities for this public tool.

Is this the same as a devig calculator?

Yes. Devig and no-vig describe removing the quoted market margin. This calculator uses both sides of one complete two-way market and discloses its multiplicative method.

Does this account for pushes?

No. A push-aware spread or total model requires market and point-specific information beyond two quoted prices.

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