New Orleans Saints vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Market favourite: Pittsburgh Steelers (60%) · Bookmaker margin 4.2% · ESPN
Predictions
14 NFL matches in the next 7 days with published odds. Probabilities, never certainties: prices move until kick-off.
Market favourite: Pittsburgh Steelers (60%) · Bookmaker margin 4.2% · ESPN
Market favourite: San Francisco 49ers (57%) · Bookmaker margin 4.2% · ESPN
Market favourite: Cleveland Browns (55%) · Bookmaker margin 4.2% · ESPN
Market favourite: Minnesota Vikings (72%) · Bookmaker margin 4.0% · ESPN
Market favourite: New York Jets (66%) · Bookmaker margin 4.5% · ESPN
Market favourite: Carolina Panthers (58%) · Bookmaker margin 4.1% · ESPN
Market favourite: Cincinnati Bengals (51%) · Bookmaker margin 4.7% · ESPN
Market favourite: Houston Texans (80%) · Bookmaker margin 4.4% · ESPN
Market favourite: Denver Broncos (68%) · Bookmaker margin 4.3% · ESPN
Market favourite: Detroit Lions (62%) · Bookmaker margin 4.1% · ESPN
Market favourite: Los Angeles Rams (61%) · Bookmaker margin 4.5% · ESPN
Market favourite: Seattle Seahawks (56%) · Bookmaker margin 4.3% · ESPN
Market favourite: Dallas Cowboys (66%) · Bookmaker margin 4.2% · ESPN
Market favourite: Green Bay Packers (58%) · Bookmaker margin 4.1% · ESPN
We start from the published 1X2 (or moneyline) price for each game, with the source shown on every card. The implied probability of decimal odds is 1 / odds.
Bookmakers build a margin into those probabilities, so they add up to more than 100%. We remove it by dividing each probability by the sum of all outcomes (proportional normalisation). Whatever sits above 100% is the bookmaker margin we show.
The "market favourite" is the outcome with the highest probability. It is not betting advice: it reflects what the odds say right now, and they move until kick-off.
The community vote comes from registered users picking an outcome on the match page. With no votes or picks, nothing is shown.
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