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Type a price in cents or the odds from any sportsbook. Every other format, the implied probability, and the payout fill in as you type.

  • Every format, one number: Cents, American, decimal, and fractional stay in step as you type.
  • Payout in plain dollars: Add your stake and see the total return and the profit.
  • Every price is a probability: 52.4¢ means the market gives that outcome a 52.4% chance.
52.4¢ = -110
Implied probability
52.4%
Also shows as
1.91 decimal, 10/11 fractional
$returns $190.91
+ $90.91 profit

What this price means

A 52.4¢ contract pays $1 if it wins, so the market rates this outcome a 52.4% chance. A sportsbook quotes the same price as -110.

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What each format means

Price in cents

A prediction market contract costs a number of cents and pays $1 if it wins, so the price is the market's implied probability. 52.4¢ is a 52.4% chance.

American

Negative odds show the stake needed to win $100, so -110 risks $110. Positive odds show what $100 returns in profit, so +200 wins $200.

Decimal and fractional

Decimal is the total return on $1, stake included, so 1.91 returns $1.91. Fractional is profit against stake, so 10/11 wins $10 for every $11 risked.

Your return

Divide your stake by the price. A $100 bet at 40¢ returns $250. The lower the price, the more a winner pays back.

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