Sportbetter Calculation Toolkit

Parlay Calculator

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

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.