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In one line: The price to win a championship, with the best price across the books Antic covers and the chance it implies.
A team's best price is +400, which implies a 20% chance: 100 / (400 + 100) = 20%. The whole field adds up to 125%. One simple way to take out the margin is to divide by that total: 20 / 125 = 16%. Antic uses its own method, so its figure can differ a little.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
A title price is the price to win a championship. Futures also cover conferences, divisions and other markets, and each one has a price that can move until the result is in.
Antic shows these prices. It does not place the bet.
Antic shows the best title price across the books it covers, with the name of the book, and the chance that price implies.
That chance is worked out after the margin is taken out. Antic removes the margin across all the teams in the market, so the chances across the field add up to 100%.
For Pro members, each team in the standings shows its best title price under its name. On a team page, the title odds open the futures view for that league.
A title price is not a forecast. It changes as the books change their prices, and it says nothing about how the season will end.