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[Awsi Dooger]

When figuring out a hockey game, I take my model's predicted score and convert it to a % using a pythagorean formula, then use this % and convert it to a moneyline... Was just wondering if there was a way to get straight from the spread to a % and if there was, would the would the ratio always be the same between the ML and spread...

Here's a link that has some information that might help you. It is win percentage at each pointspread since 1993, and the corresponding fair money line for the favorite and underdog.

There are other versions of this. You can search for money line conversion charts, and similar. They vary a little bit from college to pro. College money lines are lower than pros at the same spread. Basketball money lines are higher than football at the same spread.

http://wizardofodds.com/games/sports-betting/nfl/

 

[NBP81]

Here's a link that has some information that might help you. It is win percentage at each pointspread since 1993, and the corresponding fair money line for the favorite and underdog.

There are other versions of this. You can search for money line conversion charts, and similar. They vary a little bit from college to pro. College money lines are lower than pros at the same spread. Basketball money lines are higher than football at the same spread.

http://wizardofodds.com/games/sports-betting/nfl/

Thanks awsi! Exactly what I was looking for.