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MMA Fight winner: devig calculator

Market
2-way
Typical overround
4%–8%
Sample overround
4.38%
Inputs
2 legs
Odds format for every leg
Check a price
Results
Overround4.38%bookmaker margin 4.19%
  • Worst-case probabilities are per-outcome minimums and do not add up to 100%.
OutcomeMultiplicativeAdditivePowerk = 1.077Shinz = 0.044Worst case
Outcome 170.97%1.40971.89%1.39172.37%1.38271.89%1.39170.97%1.409
Outcome 229.03%3.44428.11%3.55727.63%3.62028.11%3.55727.63%3.620
Overround
4.38%
Margin
4.19%
Outcomes
2

Overround 4.38%

MMA fight winner is two-way with a draw usually voiding bets. Margins are higher than in mainstream team sports, so devigging matters more when pricing one side.

Overround in this market

MMA Fight winner has 2 outcomes (

Fighter A, Fighter B

). Bookmakers usually price it with an overround between 4% and 8%. Sharper books sit at the low end; recreational books and multi-way fields at the high end.

Worked example

Sample prices of 1.35 / 3.30 carry an overround of 4.38% (margin 4.19%). Multiplicative devigging gives fair probabilities of 71.0% / 29.0% and fair odds of 1.41 / 3.44. The calculator above starts from these prices and shows every method side by side.

Sample market devigged (multiplicative)
OutcomeOddsImpliedFair probabilityFair odds
Fighter A1.3574.1%71.0%1.41
Fighter B3.3030.3%29.0%3.44

Method choice

In this 2-way market, with prices this close, the methods agree closely. Differences appear when one side is a heavy favourite; then the power and Shin columns are the ones to trust for the outsider's fair price.

Frequently asked questions

What is a normal overround for MMA Fight winner?

Between 4% and 8% at most bookmakers. Lower means a sharper book; multi-way fields run higher.

Which devig method should I use for MMA Fight winner?

With 2 outcomes priced close together the methods agree. When one outcome is a heavy favourite or the field is large, power or Shin better model where the margin sits; worst case gives the most conservative probability.

What are the fair odds for the sample prices?

The sample prices 1.35 / 3.30 carry an overround of 4.38%. Multiplicative devigging gives fair probabilities of 71.0% / 29.0% and fair odds of 1.41 / 3.44.

Can I use the fair probability to size a bet?

Yes: enter it with an offered price in the EV & Kelly calculator, or use the devig calculator's price-check panel, which reports edge and Kelly stake for each method.