NFL Odds Comparison
Book-by-book odds / edge finder across NFL game lines
26 games · 26 pre-game · Updated 19m ago
ARI@KC - ML ARI
JAX@TEN - ML TEN
MIN@GB - ML MIN
| Game | Fair Value | Sportsbooks | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best | Hold | Fair | DK | FD | MGM | CZR | |
| Sunday 11/15/2026 | |||||||
A  NEAWAYH Sun 8:30 AM CT DETHOME | +130 -148 | 3.16% | +136 -136 | ||||
A  MIAAWAYH Sun 12:00 PM CT INDHOME | +180 -205 | 2.93% | +186 -186 | ||||
A  KCAWAYH Sun 12:00 PM CT ATLHOME | -170 +155 | 2.18% | -157 +157 | ||||
A  HOUAWAYH Sun 12:00 PM CT CLEHOME | -230 +195 | 3.60% | -206 +206 | ||||
A  CARAWAYH Sun 12:00 PM CT NOHOME | +118 +0.4%-118 | 0.00% | +120 -120 | ||||
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ARI@KC - ML ARI
JAX@TEN - ML TEN
MIN@GB - ML MIN
NFL odds comparison across sportsbooks
Spreads, totals and moneylines from DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars in one grid, so you can see the best available number on every game without opening four apps. The no-vig fair price and hold are computed from the books at the consensus line, so a book posting a different spread does not pollute the edge calculation.
Why half a point on an NFL spread matters
NFL margins pile up on 3 and 7 because scores are built from field goals and touchdowns. A spread sitting on 3 or 7 is the difference between a push and a loss, or a win and a push, far more often than a spread sitting on any other number. Buying a half point off 3 or 7 is worth more than the same half point off 4 or 10.
That is why line shopping on NFL spreads is not just about price. Moving from -3 to -2.5 is a different bet, not the same bet at a different price. The consensus line column shows you which books are on the same number, so you are never comparing -2.5 to -4 and calling the gap an edge.
How the no-vig fair price is computed
For each side we find the consensus line, which is the spread or total posted by the most books. We convert each book's American odds at that line to an implied probability, average them, and normalise the two sides so they sum to 100 percent. The result is the no-vig fair price, which is what the market thinks the true probability is once the vig is removed.
The edge percentage in the Best column is the gap between that fair price and the best available price at the consensus line. A book on a different line still shows in its column with an amber asterisk, but it never counts as best or worst and never feeds the fair value or the hold.
1st half and 1st quarter lines
First half and first quarter lines let you bet the portion of the game you have the strongest read on without exposing yourself to fourth quarter variance. The gaps between books tend to be wider on these derivative markets because they get less attention than the full game, so there is more to shop for.
A 1st half spread or total is a different bet from the full game number, not the same bet at a different price, so always check the consensus line column before comparing across books.
Frequently asked questions
Which sportsbooks are included?
DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM and Caesars.
Why does a half point on a spread matter around 3 and 7?
NFL games are decided by 3 or 7 points far more often than by any other margin, so a spread sitting on those numbers is the difference between a push and a loss more often than a spread sitting anywhere else.
How is the no-vig fair price computed?
We take the consensus line, convert each book's odds at that line to an implied probability, average them, and normalise the two sides to remove the vig.
Why do books disagree on the spread?
Books take different action and manage risk differently, so they sometimes post different spreads on the same game. The consensus line is the one posted by the most books.
Is the NFL odds comparison free?
Yes, the full grid with a free account.