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Re: Half time/ Full time odds other example : closing odd = 1.36 - 5.12 - 9.94 closing odd no vig = 1.40 - 5.28 - 10.25 (71% - 19% - 10%) edge distribution (closing odd-closing odd no vig) : 11.79% - 3.88% - 3.47% this example show that the edge distribution is not equal. bookmakers adjust for garuanteed attractive odd on draw and team B so, if the edge is not equal, it means that the distribution vig is not equal and the probability %age (no vig) are not true. sorry for my english... Chris

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Re: Half time/ Full time odds Of course distribution is not even because bookmakers set odds by compiling % predictions using logarithmic distribution. Odds 1.36-5.12-9.94 without any vig are 1.38 5.48 10.93 , not 1.40 and it is shaded 1%/1%/1% in this particular example. And your comment about "bookmakers adjusting in function of weight of money" still does not make much sense for me in this context.

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