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NFL odds
Every sportsbook we can see, on one screen, for the games coming up. The best number on each side is flagged. We take no bets, sell no picks and get paid nothing if you use any of these prices.
NFL 1 game priced · 7 sportsbooks
Game
Chronicle Lineno-vig
CaesarsMLSpreadTotal
FanDuelMLSpreadTotal
bet365MLSpreadTotal
DraftKingsMLSpreadTotal
BetRiversMLSpreadTotal
BetMGMMLSpreadTotal
UnibetMLSpreadTotal
Buffalo BillsMinnesota Vikings
61%39%7 books · 3.9–5.4% hold
-176-3-117O44-108+149+3-103U44-112
-172-3-115O43.5-115+144+3-105U43.5-105
-178-3.5+102O43.5-115+149+3.5-122U43.5-105
-180-3-120O43.5-118+150+3+100U43.5-102
-177-3-118O44-113+145+3-104U44-107
-185-3.5-102O44-108+150+3.5-118U44-110
-182-3.5-105O44.5-106+145+3.5-118U44.5-114
Shopping is worth $6.00 per $100 here: best versus worst moneyline on the board.
Tightest book on this game is taking 3.9%.
Buffalo BillsMinnesota Vikings
Moneyline
Spread
Total
BIL
-172FanDuel
-3-115FanDuel
O43.5-115FanDuel
VIK
+150DraftKings
+3.5-118BetMGM
U44.5-114Unibet
Chronicle Line 61% BIL · 39% VIK 7 books · 3.9–5.4% hold
Compare all 7 books
Book
Moneyline
Spread
Total
Caesars
-176+149
-3-117+3-103
O44-108U44-112
FanDuel
-172+144
-3-115+3-105
O43.5-115U43.5-105
bet365
-178+149
-3.5+102+3.5-122
O43.5-115U43.5-105
DraftKings
-180+150
-3-120+3+100
O43.5-118U43.5-102
BetRivers
-177+145
-3-118+3-104
O44-113U44-107
BetMGM
-185+150
-3.5-102+3.5-118
O44-108U44-110
Unibet
-182+145
-3.5-105+3.5-118
O44.5-106U44.5-114
How to read this board
Best price, flagged
Every side of every game is compared across all the books on the board, and the best available number is boxed in green. On a moneyline that is simply the biggest payout. On a spread or a total, points beat juice: a book giving you half a point more is flagged ahead of one shaving a few cents off the price, because the extra half point is worth more than the cents almost every time.
Hold: what the game costs you
Convert both sides of a moneyline into probabilities and they add up to more than 100%. The excess is the hold, the book's cut, and it is the real price of the bet. A tight NFL side might hold 4%. A bad number on an obscure market can hold 8% or more. We show the range across the books on each game so you can see who is charging the most for the same event.
The Chronicle Line
We take the hold out. Each book's two sides are de-vigged on their own, then we take the median across every book so a single outlier cannot drag the number around. What is left is the clean probability the market is actually pricing. A team at 62% is the market saying it wins roughly three times in five. It is arithmetic on published prices, not a forecast and not a pick.
What line shopping is worth
Under each game we print the dollar gap between the best and worst moneyline on a $100 stake. It is usually a few dollars. Over a season of bets it is the whole difference between winning and losing, which is why the number is on the page instead of buried in an article about it.
Frequently asked
Where do these numbers come from?
Prices published by licensed US sportsbooks, refreshed through the day. Lines move; the timestamp at the top of the page is the last refresh.
Do you take bets or sell picks?
No. The Company Chronicle is a business and markets publication. We have no sportsbook affiliations, take no referral fees and are paid nothing if you use any price shown here. The board exists because pricing is a market, and we cover markets.
Why does the best price change between markets?
Books do not price every market equally. One may be sharpest on NFL sides and loose on totals. Switching the market toggle re-runs the comparison, which is exactly why shopping matters.
What does a negative number mean?
American odds. A minus number is what you stake to win $100, so −150 means risk $150 to win $100. A plus number is what $100 wins, so +130 means a $100 stake returns $130 profit. The more negative the number, the more likely the market thinks that side is.
Odds are published prices compiled for comparison. The Company Chronicle does not take bets, does not sell picks and has no sportsbook affiliations. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER. 21+.
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