River Plate over 1.5 +175 (0-1)
Little AI help to calculate my current average juice per bet. Not too bad but goes to show how important trying to reduce the juice is, which many of us already know.
“Average juice ˜ -101 (about -100.6), far lighter than the standard -110.
Here’s the math:
•Total bets: 311 + 251 = 562
•If every win paid a clean $100 (no juice at all), profit would be: (311 - 251) × $100 = $6,000
•Your actual profit is $5,822 — a shortfall of $178 versus the no-vig scenario
That shortfall is spread across your 311 winning bets, so your average payout per win is:
(5,822 + 251×100) / 311 = 30,922 / 311 ˜ $99.43 profit per $100 win
Converting that into American odds (payout of $99.43 on a $100 stake):
10,000 / 99.43 ˜ -100.6
What this means: on average, you’re laying about -101 rather than the standard -110. That translates to needing roughly a 50.1% win rate to break even, versus 52.4% at typical -110 pricing. Your actual win rate is 311/562 = 55.3%, well above that breakeven — which is why you’re up nearly $5,822 despite juice eating into every winning bet.”
Little AI help to calculate my current average juice per bet. Not too bad but goes to show how important trying to reduce the juice is, which many of us already know.
“Average juice ˜ -101 (about -100.6), far lighter than the standard -110.
Here’s the math:
•Total bets: 311 + 251 = 562
•If every win paid a clean $100 (no juice at all), profit would be: (311 - 251) × $100 = $6,000
•Your actual profit is $5,822 — a shortfall of $178 versus the no-vig scenario
That shortfall is spread across your 311 winning bets, so your average payout per win is:
(5,822 + 251×100) / 311 = 30,922 / 311 ˜ $99.43 profit per $100 win
Converting that into American odds (payout of $99.43 on a $100 stake):
10,000 / 99.43 ˜ -100.6
What this means: on average, you’re laying about -101 rather than the standard -110. That translates to needing roughly a 50.1% win rate to break even, versus 52.4% at typical -110 pricing. Your actual win rate is 311/562 = 55.3%, well above that breakeven — which is why you’re up nearly $5,822 despite juice eating into every winning bet.”

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