Bet Payout Calculator
Calculate how much you'll win based on your stake and American odds. Enter your bet amount and odds to see your potential profit and total payout.
About the Bet Payout Calculator
This free bet payout calculator instantly shows you how much you'll win on any sports bet. Whether you're betting on NFL football, NBA basketball, MLB baseball, or any other sport, simply enter your stake and American odds to calculate your potential winnings.
Example: A $100 bet at -110 odds wins $90.91, for a total payout of $190.91. The implied probability is 52.4%, meaning the sportsbook believes this outcome has about a 52.4% chance of happening.
How to Use This Calculator
- 1Enter Your Stake: Input the dollar amount you want to bet (e.g., $100)
- 2Enter the Odds: Input the American odds from your sportsbook (e.g., -110 or +150)
- 3View Your Results: See your potential profit, total payout, and implied probability instantly
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I calculate my betting payout?
For American odds: If positive (+150), your profit = stake × (odds/100). If negative (-110), your profit = stake × (100/|odds|). Our calculator does this instantly for any odds.
What does implied probability mean?
Implied probability is the win percentage suggested by the odds. At -110 odds, the implied probability is 52.4%, meaning the sportsbook believes this outcome has about a 52.4% chance of happening.
What are the most common betting odds?
The most common odds are -110 (standard vig), which means you risk $110 to win $100. Even money is +100 or -100. Favorites typically have negative odds, while underdogs have positive odds.
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