Dropping odds
When bookmakers shorten an outcome together, the market has decided it is more likely, usually because of bets or news. This page ranks match-result outcomes by how far the average price across bookmakers in the United States has dropped, since we first recorded it or over the last hours, with the best price still available. Switch the direction to see prices drifting out instead.
Biggest drops
How to read this page
- What a drop means
- The market now rates the outcome more likely than it did. It does not tell you why, and it does not make the bet good value.
- How we measure it
- Change = (average now − average then) ÷ average then, across the bookmakers priced at both points (3+ required), so a bookmaker joining the market does not count as a move.
- Opening price
- Since opening means since we first recorded the price, which can be later than when the bookmaker first listed the match.
- Before you bet
- A price that has already shortened is a worse price than was available earlier. Compare it with the fair price on the match page first.
