How does the juice affect the odds of winning a moneyline bet?

[Mike_25]

The house edge on moneyline bets is called the "juice". The juice is what the sportsbook makes when handling bets. To me, the juice makes winning moneylines hard as it increases the stake needed to win the same profit. For example, a -150 favourite needs a $150 stake for a $100 win. So the juice appears to increase the odds needed to win moneyline bets. What do you think? Does the juice affect your moneyline bets odds and by how much?

 

[Crazy_winner]

By marginally modifying the odds in their favor, the juice enables bookmakers to maintain their profitability. It implies that in order to turn a long-term profit, gamblers must beat the juice. To optimize possible returns, it's critical to take the juice into account when comparing odds across multiple sportsbooks and to search for the most advantageous odds with the lowest commission.

 

[Lazza]

Because the potential payout is greater than the amount risked, the juice is reflected in the odds. Hence, you have a better chance of winning than you wagered. For instance, you would win $200 if the underdog had moneyline odds of +200.

 

[swift]

I feel The juice, also referred to as vigorish or vig, is the commission or fee charged by bookmakers for accepting a bet. It's usually expressed as a percentage of the wagered amount, and it represents the bookmaker's profit. i think tho i

 

[Killman2002]

The juice is an important factor to consider when making a moneyline bet. It can affect your chances of winning and how much money you will win or lose. It is important to shop around for the best odds before placing a bet, and to understand the juice before you make your wager.