A Novig arbitrage tool that shows the size behind every price
Short answer: OddsFloor reads Novig's order book itself and lines it up against 25+
sportsbooks. When a Novig price and a book's price on the other side add up to less than 100%,
it's an arb, and the row tells you how many dollars sit at the Novig price. Free with an
account, no card.
On a sportsbook a trader sets the price and moves it when the market moves. On Novig other
bettors set the price, and nobody's job is to move one the books have left behind. So Novig
disagrees with the books more often than the books disagree with each other.
When we checked on the evening of October 29, 2026, Novig was one leg of 148 of the 200
arbs on the list and 154 of the 200 middles. No sportsbook came close.
The catch is size. A Novig price is only worth the dollars resting at it. A 3% arb with $40
behind the Novig side is a $1.20 arb, so the tool puts the size on the row.
What the tool does
Reads Novig directly. Novig's prices come from our own read of its order book, not a
copy from a data vendor. A copied price can be minutes old, so copies are never a leg.
Shows the size. Each Novig leg says up to how many dollars rest at that price or
better. If the size isn't known, the row leaves it blank instead of guessing.
Arbs, middles and low holds. Middles are two bets on different lines that can both
win. Low holds lose a little whichever way they go and are for working promo credit.
Fees netted. Where an exchange takes a cut of winnings, it comes out before the arb
shows. The row says what it took.
Only your books. Pick Novig and the books you hold. A two-leg arb only shows if you
can bet both legs.
The Novig link is built when you click, from the live price at that moment, never
from a saved link. If that line is gone, it tells you instead of opening a wrong slip.
What it doesn't do
It doesn't hold an arb open. Either side can move in seconds, and a Novig order can be
taken by someone else first. Place the leg with less size first.
It doesn't stop the sportsbook from limiting you. Books notice arb patterns. That's the
real cost of this strategy, and it lands on the book leg.
It doesn't scan in-play or parlays. The finder works on pregame markets.
It doesn't place bets or tell you where Novig is legal. Check that before you sign up.
Sort by net return. Check the size on the Novig leg before anything else.
Confirm both prices, place the Novig leg, then the book leg.
FAQ
Is there an arbitrage tool for Novig?
Yes. OddsFloor reads Novig's order book itself and pairs it with 25+ sportsbooks for arbs,
middles and low holds. Each Novig leg shows how many dollars sit at that price. Free with an
account, no card.
Why is Novig in so many arbs?
Other bettors set Novig's prices, and nobody's job is to move one that the books have left
behind. So Novig disagrees with the books more often than the books disagree with each other.
The catch is size: a Novig price is only worth the dollars resting at it.
How much can I bet on the Novig leg?
The row says. Each Novig leg shows up to how many dollars rest at that price or better in the
order book. If the size isn't known, the row leaves it blank instead of guessing. Size the whole
arb to the smaller leg.
Are exchange fees counted?
Yes. Where an exchange takes a cut of winnings, the cut comes out before the arb is shown, and
the row says what it took. An arb that only works before fees never makes the list.