This is a quick parlay calculator that considers some of the common promos offered. It is used to identify profitable bets and promos from various sportsbooks. Currently, the calculator supports the following:
Single Expected Value Calculator
Parlay Expected Value Calculator Up to Any Number of Legs
Promos Supported:
Parlay Insurance where if a single leg loses, your money is returned
Parlays where a free bet is awarded no matter win or lose. The user just adds the value of the free bet.
Parlays where a free bet is only awarded in the case of a loss.
Usage
For usage, one must run the program by typing: ```python parlayPromo.py``` This calculator was tested and verified using Python 3.8. From here, one can chose to either work with the command line interface or can chose to load a file. If one choses to load a file, make sure that file is in the directory of the calculator. (Move the examples.txt file into the source directory as an example) There are a series of example files. Any future files must follow this exact format. "#" can be used for commented lines to keep track of legs.
Positive EV Calculator
This calculator provides the expected value of a bet and its odds with respect to a true market evaluation. It removes the vig and is fully CLI based
Usage
For usage, one must run the program: ``` python evCalc.py ``` This calculator was tested and verified using Python 3.8. Follow the command line prompts to perform the calculation.
Freebet Calculator
This calculator provides the amount to hedge a free bet according to some given odds. It also will calculate the total payout and profit of hedging your freebet!
Usage
For usage, one must run the program: ``` python freeBetCalc.py ``` This calculator was tested and verified using Python 3.8. Follow the command line prompts to perform the calculation.
Arbitrage Calculator
This calculator provides the amount to hedge a arbitrage according to some given odds. It also will calculate the total payout and profit of hedging your arb!
Usage
For usage, one must run the program: ``` python arbCalc.py ``` This calculator was tested and verified using Python 3.8. Follow the command line prompts to perform the calculation.
Documentation
All documentation is stored in the docs setion. Please see this for a full explanation of all the math and methods in this program.
Contributing
Contributions to add new promos are certainly welcomed. Please just make a pull request.
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