Tracked bookmakers · rank #15 of 130 by margin

betmania: margins and market data

Across 500 markets observed in the last 7 days (5 sports, 12 leagues), betmania's median bookmaker margin was 4.75% — rank #15 of 130 tracked books (lower is better for bettors). Where at least five books priced the same market, betmania had the single best price 4.6% of the time.

Market familyMedian margin
Moneyline / match result 4.09%
Handicaps / spreads 4.76%
Totals 4.76%

betmania margin by sport

Only sports with 50+ observed betmania markets in the last 7 days are shown — a median over less is noise.

SportMedian marginBest priceMarkets (7d)
Baseball 3.28%4.3%170
Soccer 4.76%6.5%135
Tennis 5.08%0.0%78
Basketball 4.76%2.7%73

In the last 90 days, betmania posted the board-leading price on 23 signals flagged by Omenizer's detection engine.

The margin is the bookmaker's built-in fee: the amount by which its implied probabilities exceed 100%. A 4.75% margin means that, on a typical betmania market, prices pay out 4.75% less than a fair-value book would. Omenizer's fair prices remove this margin using sharp reference sources — the methodology explains how.

FAQ

What is betmania's betting margin?
Measured across 500 markets in the last 7 days, betmania's median margin (overround) was 4.75% — rank #15 of 130 bookmakers Omenizer tracks. Lower is better for bettors.
How often does betmania have the best odds?
Where at least five tracked books priced the same market, betmania posted the single best price 4.6% of the time over the last 7 days.
How is betmania's margin measured?
Omenizer records every price on every tracked market, converts them to implied probabilities, and sums each market's sides; the amount over 100% is the bookmaker's margin. The figure here is the median across all of the book's observed markets — measured, not quoted from marketing material.
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