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Odds data: The Odds API. Prices are refreshed on a schedule and may lag the sportsbooks’ live prices; confirm the price on the bet slip. Prices link to the sportsbook, and some are affiliate links: we may earn a commission, which never changes the odds shown or our ratings. In the US, a sportsbook can accept your bets only in states where it is licensed.
How to use the odds table
- 1Pick your market (US, UK or France): each shows only sportsbooks licensed there.
- 2Pick a sport, and in the US choose moneyline, spread or total.
- 3Read across a row: the price outlined in green is the best available for that outcome, and the Best odds column names the sportsbook offering it. Click any price to open that sportsbook.
- 4Use Sportsbooks to hide books you don’t use, and check the best-price margin under each game: the lower it is, the less you pay the bookmakers overall.
New to odds formats? Use the odds converter and margin calculator, or read how betting odds work and what the bookmaker margin costs you.
Frequently asked questions
Where do these odds come from?
Prices come from The Odds API, which collects odds from the sportsbooks’ own sites. We refresh them on a schedule, and the time of the last update is shown above the table. Odds change constantly, so always confirm the price on the sportsbook’s bet slip before you bet.
Which sportsbooks are shown?
Only licensed sportsbooks that we review: in the US, books licensed by state regulators (availability depends on your state); in the UK, books licensed by the Gambling Commission; in France, books approved by the ANJ. Offshore sportsbooks are not included.
What does “Best odds” mean?
For each outcome, the Best odds column shows the highest price on offer and which sportsbook offers it, and that price is outlined in green in the sportsbook’s column. For spreads and totals, we compare books offering the most common line.
Can I hide sportsbooks I don’t use?
Yes. Open Sportsbooks above the table and untick the books you don’t want to see. Your choice is saved in this browser, and the best price is then worked out from the books you kept.
What is the best-price margin?
If you could take the best price on every outcome of a game, this is the bookmaker margin you would still be paying. The lower it is, the closer the market is to fair odds. Our guide to the bookmaker margin explains how it is calculated.
How do I switch between American, decimal and fractional odds?
Use the odds format menu above the table. Each market starts in its usual format (American in the US, fractional in the UK, decimal in France), and the converter on our odds tools page explains each format.