While we have churned out several sports betting strategies and winning tips so far, you are left

with applying them to your advantage. To help you get past the brainstorming, we have made a

solid list of the best betting tools you need to make 2020 a year of your turning point. Check

below.

Arbitrage Calculator

If you have read our published post on arbitrage betting, it’s likely you’ve made it one of your

best sports betting strategy. But for the sake of a first-timer, here’s a sneak peek of what

arbitrage betting is. To simply put, you’re betting by arbitrage if you back a bet and at the same

time lay it off. This is possible when two or more bookies set different odds for the same game.

And while arbitrage secures your winning by 80%, the remaining 20% is decided by your ability

to stake the right bankroll. And that’s where an arbitrage calculator finds its purpose. Just punch

the odds from your bookies of choice unto it and an arbitrage calculator gives you a total of your

profits.

Odds Converter Calculator

As a beginner, getting around the technical terms and interpreting the numbers isn’t all too easy.

Another reason you need an odds converter calculator is the chance you get to bet on foreign

platforms. Since foreign platforms have different ways of presenting their odds, you may have to

read through chunks of articles to understand them. So here’s what an odd converter does, it

interprets an alien odd into the format you understand. Just punch the odd into the calculator the

way it’s formatted by your bookie and the converting machine shows you the value of that odd in

all 3 used formats. It gives you the American format, the fractional format, and the decimal

format of your odds.

Half-Point Calculator

This is a must-have machine for NFL half-point purchasers and punters looking to make line

shopping without pressing through mathematics. Already, seasoned punters make use of the

formula; Risk ÷ Return = implied probability before the advent of half-point calculators. While

the risk is your potential loss, return on the other hand is a sum of your stake and win. For

example, when a point is written this way in an NFL game; -5 -100, the number -5 is the point

spread. On the other hand, -100 is the price, the stake, and it is also your potential loss. And in

our formula, Return = stake + win. So if you’re staking #100 to win #90, your return is 190. Now

the formula becomes; 100 ÷ 190 = 0.53. On converting 0.53 to a percentage, you have a 53%

implied probability. In the end, you want to purchase from a bookie with the highest implied

probability.

Margin Calculator

For a value bettor, knowing what your bookmaker’s probability is not enough to determine

payout and potential profit. A further step is taken to know the real probability. And to get that,

cashing in on the help of a margin calculator kicks in.