Derivatives - Partial Game

The partial games derivative calculator allows you to determine the proper pricing for individual half, quarter, and period odds based on the full game spread. With this tool, you'll be able to find betting value by comparing the partial game odds offered at sportsbooks to the calculated price derived from the full game odds.

These are the spread or total odds for a certain part of the game rather than the entire game. Some popular examples for football and basketball are 1st half odds and 1st quarter odds. For hockey, this would be first period, second period, and third period odds. 

To find value in partial game derivatives, look for discrepancies between the full game odds and partial game odds. This could indicate that the sportsbook has mispriced a segment of the game, presenting an opportunity for profit. Additionally, consider situational factors, such as team motivation, injuries, or weather, that could impact a specific portion of the game differently than the overall outcome.

Full game bets focus on the entire game's outcome, while partial game bets target specific segments. Partial game bets may offer unique betting opportunities and angles where you can capitalize on teams' strengths and weaknesses during different game segments. Both types of bets have their unique advantages, and analyzing both can help you uncover new sports betting advantages.

Vig is not factored unless you want it to be. You can enter the current odds you see with vig included or you can also remove the vig from these lines via the Remove Vig button.