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Fraction Decimal American (Moneyline) Implied Probability
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Odds Conversion Table

Fraction Decimal American (Moneyline) Implied Probability
1100 1.01 -10000 99%
15 1.2 -500 83.3%
29 1.22 -450 81.8%
14 1.25 -400 80%
27 1.29 -350 77.8%
310 1.3 -333.3 76.9%
13 1.33 -300 75%
411 1.36 -275 73.3%
25 1.4 -250 71.4%
49 1.44 -225 69.2%
12 1.5 -200 66.7%
815 1.53 -187.5 65.2%
47 1.57 -175 63.6%
813 1.62 -162.5 61.9%
46 1.67 -150 60%
811 1.73 -137.5 57.9%
45 1.8 -125 55.6%
56 1.83 -120 54.5%
1011 1.91 -110 52.4%
11 (evens) 2 +100 50%
2120 2.05 +105 48.8%
1110 2.1 +110 47.6%
2320 2.15 +115 46.5%
65 2.2 +120 45.5%
54 2.25 +125 44.4%
118 2.38 +137.5 42.1%
75 2.4 +140 41.7%
64 2.5 +150 40%
85 2.6 +160 38.5%
138 2.62 +162.5 38.1%
74 2.75 +175 36.4%
95 2.8 +180 35.7%
158 2.88 +187.5 34.8%
21 3 +200 33.3%
115 3.2 +220 31.2%
94 3.25 +225 30.8%
125 3.4 +240 29.4%
52 3.5 +250 28.6%
135 3.6 +260 27.8%
114 3.75 +275 26.7%
31 4 +300 25%
165 4.2 +320 23.8%
103 4.33 +333.3 23.1%
72 4.5 +350 22.2%
41 5 +400 20%
92 5.5 +450 18.2%
51 6 +500 16.7%
112 6.5 +550 15.4%
61 7 +600 14.3%
132 7.5 +650 13.3%
71 8 +700 12.5%
152 8.5 +750 11.8%
81 9 +800 11.1%
91 10 +900 10%
101 11 +1000 9.1%
111 12 +1100 8.3%
121 13 +1200 7.7%
131 14 +1300 7.1%
141 15 +1400 6.7%
151 16 +1500 6.2%
161 17 +1600 5.9%
181 19 +1800 5.3%
201 21 +2000 4.8%
251 26 +2500 3.8%
331 34 +3300 2.9%
501 51 +5000 2%
661 67 +6600 1.5%
1001 101 +10000 1%
10001 1001 +100000 0.1%

Format Definitions – Odds and Probabilities

There are 3 methods of stating odds that most bookmakers and websites support.

Implied Probability is also useful when evaluating a bet or checking how likely an outcome is.

Fractions
Used primarily in the UK and Ireland, fractions quote the potential profit should the bet succeed relative to the stake. For example, if £5 is bet at odds of 21 the potential profit is £10 (£5 * 2) and the total returned is £15 (£10 plus the £5 stake).
Decimals
Decimals quote the potential return should the bet succeed relative to the stake. For example, if £5 is bet at odds of 3 the total returned is £15 (£5 * 3) the potential profit is £10 (£5 * 3 minus the £5 stake).
American – Moneyline
  • Positive figures: The odds state the winnings on a £100 bet e.g. american odds of 110 would win £110 on a £100 bet.
  • Negative figures: The odds state how much must be bet to win £100 profit e.g. american odds of -120 would win £100 on a £120 bet.
Implied Probability
Odds correlate to probability e.g a 31 bet is expected to win one in every 4 attempts. Hence the probability is 25%.

How to Convert Odds and Probabilities – FAQ

  • Decimal – 1 divided by the decimal odds, multiplied by 100 to give a percentage e.g. decimal odds of 2 = (12) * 100 = 50%.
  • Fraction – 1 divided by (the fractional odds plus 1), multiplied by 100 to give a percentage. e.g. fractional odds of 31 = (1 / ((31) + 1)) * 100 = 25%.
  • American:
    • Positive odds – 100 divided by (the american odds plus 100), multiplied by 100 to give a percentage e.g. american odds of 150 = (100 / (150 + 100)) * 100 = 40%.
    • Negative odds – Firstly multiply the american odds by -1 and use the positive value in the following formula: american odds divided by (the american odds plus 100), multiplied by 100 to give a percentage e.g. american odds of -300 = (300/(300+100)) * 100 = 75%.

  • Decimal – 1 divided by (the percentage divided by 100) e.g. a probability of 50% = 1 / (50 / 100) = 2.
  • Fraction – (1 divided by (the percentage divided by 100)) minus 1 e.g. a probability of 25% = (1 / (25 / 100)) – 1 = 3 = 31.
  • American:
    • Positive odds – (100 divided by (the percentage divided by 100)) minus 100 e.g. a probability of 10% = (100 / (10 / 100)) – 100 = 900.
    • Negative odds – The probability divided by (1 minus (the probability divided by 100)) then multiply by -1 to convert into a negative e.g. a probability of 60% = (60 / (1 – (60100))) * -1 = -150.

  • Positive odds – 1 plus (the american odds divided by 100) e.g. american odds of 300 = 1 + (300100) = 4.
  • Negative odds – 1 minus (100 divided by the american odds) e.g. american odds of -300 = 1 – (100/-300) = 1.333.

  • Positive odds – The american odds divided by 100 e.g. american odds of 300 = 300100 = 31.
  • Negative odds – Minus 100 divided by the american odds e.g. american odds of -300 = -100/-300 = 13.

Add 1 to the fractional representation e.g. a fractional value of 31 = (31) + 1 = 4.

  • Positive american odds – The fractional value multiplied by 100 e.g. a fractional odds of 31 = (31) * 100 = 300.
  • Negative american odds – Negative 100 divided by the fractional odds e.g. a fractional value of 15 = -100 / (15) = -500.

Subtract 1 from the decimal representation e.g. a decimal value of 3 = 3 – 1 = 2 which is commonly expressed as 21.

  • Positive american odds – (The decimal value minus one) multiplied by 100 e.g. a decimal value of 3 = (3 – 1) * 100 = 200.
  • Negative american odds – Negative 100 divided by (the decimal odds minus one) e.g. a decimal value of 1.2 = -100 / (1.2 – 1) = -500.

Also See

Betting Calculator – Enter your odds and stake to calculate bet returns for all types of sports wagers. Supports all major formats including decimal, fraction and american.

Dutching Calculator – Odds changed since you placed your last bet? Use this calculator to determine the stakes necessary to guarantee a fixed return regardless of the outcome. Punters comfortable with exchange betting often use this approach as odds fluctuate more frequently.

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