What is a no-vig probability?
It is an implied probability rescaled after removing the percentage built into both sides of a betting market.
Enter both sides of a two-way market to remove the built-in margin and calculate each side's fair probability.
Listed prices usually imply probabilities totaling more than 100%. The difference is the market hold. Removing it lets both sides share exactly 100% in proportion to their listed prices.
No-vig probability describes the market's relative pricing. It is not an independent forecast and can change whenever either price moves.
It is an implied probability rescaled after removing the percentage built into both sides of a betting market.
Hold is the amount by which all listed implied probabilities exceed 100%. It represents the pricing margin, not a guaranteed sportsbook profit.
Odds copied from different times or sportsbooks can add to less than 100%. The calculator labels that price gap instead of treating it as a normal positive margin.