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Edge
In one line: Antic's price tools. They compare prices across books to find positive expected value, arbitrage, middles and low-hold markets.
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Worked example
A book posts +170 on one side. The no-vig fair price for that side is +150, which is a 40% chance. On a $100 bet at +170, you win $170 with a 40% chance and lose $100 with a 60% chance. Expected value is 0.40 x $170 - 0.60 x $100 = $68 - $60 = +$8 per $100, or +8%.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
What Edge is
Edge is the set of Antic's price tools. Each one compares prices across the books you use, to find spots where a price looks better than it should, or where big money is moving.
The tools
Positive EV shows bets priced above their no-vig fair odds. Fantasy ranks pick'em lines by the chance each one hits, and Trends shows how often a player cleared today's line.
Arbitrage shows bets on both sides across books that profit either way. Middles shows overlapping lines, with a small risk and a big win in the middle. Low Hold shows near-zero-vig pairs.
Odds Screen shows the best moneyline, spread and total across every book. Calculators and the Bet Tracker sit alongside them.
The strip at the top
The strip at the top of Edge and Parlays shows the best +EV bet right now, and how many live opportunities each tool has. Each count follows the sport filter you picked.
Edge tools are part of Antic Pro. Members without Pro see a lock instead of the prices.
What Edge does not do
Edge does not place bets. Its prices are for information only. Any bet you make is placed outside Antic, with a book you choose.
A +EV price is a math signal, not a promise that a bet wins.