Edge vs Market Price
Calculate your theoretical edge and expected value against the market price.
How it works
What to enter
- Your probability estimate: your forecast for the event (percent or decimal).
- Price scale and market price: enter the market price you want to compare against.
- Optional bid and ask: enter both if you have them, then pick a reference price (Mid, Ask, Bid).
- Optional fee percent: enter the platform fee rate if you know it. If not, leave it at 0 to see the fee-free baseline.
What the output means
- Implied probability: what the market price translates to.
- Edge: your estimate minus implied probability. Positive means your estimate is higher, negative means lower.
- Break-even probability (simplified): the minimum probability needed to cover the entered fee assumptions.
Example
Your probability 60%, market price 55%, fee 0% → edge +5 percentage points.
Tip
If you want a conservative comparison and you have bid and ask, use Ask as the reference for long comparisons and Bid as the reference for short comparisons.