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Average Closing Line Value Calculator

Compare several bets with their closing prices and calculate average closing line value using implied-probability and odds-ratio methods.

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How to use this betting tool

  1. Enter the values shown in the calculator.
  2. Choose the market or settlement option when available.
  3. Select Calculate and review the formula, result, and stated assumptions.

What this tool calculates

Probability CLV compares closing implied probability with the probability implied when the bet was placed. Odds CLV compares the placed decimal price with the closing price.

Probability CLV = (1/close − 1/placed) × 100 percentage points. Odds CLV = (placed/close − 1) × 100%.

Results are informational. Confirm final grading, limits, deductions, and promotional terms with the operator.

Worked example

Placed prices 2.10, 1.90 and 2.50 can be paired with closes 2.00, 2.00 and 2.40 to produce two transparent average CLV measures.

CheckMeaning
InputsUse the example defaults above
OutputCalculated live when you press Calculate

Tips and limitations

  • Use prices and probabilities from the same market and settlement basis.
  • Do not treat rounded display values as extra precision.
  • Check operator-specific rules before placing or grading a wager.

FAQ

How is average closing line value calculated?

Probability CLV = (1/close − 1/placed) × 100 percentage points. Odds CLV = (placed/close − 1) × 100%.

What odds or probability assumptions does this result use?

The calculation uses only the values entered on this page and the assumptions stated beside the result.

When can the bookmaker settlement differ?

Operator rules can change treatment of voids, dead heats, shortened events, bonuses, commissions, or special settlements.

How does the calculator handle rounding?

Full-precision numbers are used internally; rounding is applied only to the displayed result.

Can this result predict whether a bet will win?

No. It explains betting math or settlement scenarios and does not forecast a future event.

Calculation notes

ItemMethod
PrecisionFull precision internally
PrivacyRuns locally in your browser

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