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Table of Contents
  1. How to Use Our Betting Odds Calculator
  2. Implied Odds
  3. Odds Formats Explained
  4. Esports Betting Odds Calculator
  5. Bet Calculator FAQs
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American Odds
American odds must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Decimal Odds
Decimal odds must be greater than 1.00
Fractional Odds
Fractional odds must be at least two digits separated by a '/'
Implied Odds
Implied odds must be a number between 1 and 100
Parlay leg 1
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 2
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 3
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 4
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 5
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 6
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 7
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 8
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 9
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
Parlay leg 10
Parlay leg must be greater than 100 or less then -100
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How to Use Our Betting Odds Calculator

Whether you’re betting on esports, football, or basketball, our sports betting calculator helps you figure out your payout.

You can use it as a simple payout calculator for single bets or a parlay calculator when combining multiple selections. We’ll explain how to do this for both types below.

Single Bet Calculator

Calculating returns on a single bet is easy. Just follow these steps:

  1. Set the bet type to Single Bet.
  2. Add your stake in the Bet Amount field.
  3. Enter the odds in any format — American, Decimal, or Fractional.

The tool will fill in the other odds formats, and show the Implied Odds as a percentage, your profit (in the To Win box), and your total Payout. To start over, hit the Reset button.

Example: Single Bet Payout

Say you’re betting $100 on the San Francisco 49ers to win at +110 on the moneyline.

  • Set the Bet Amount to 100
  • Enter +110 under American Odds

The calculator will show:

  • To Win: $110 profit
  • Payout: $210 total return (including your $100 stake)

Parlay Calculator

Figuring out your returns from a winning parlay is also simple with this tool. Just follow these steps:

  1. Set the Bet Type to Parlay
  2. Enter the number of selections in the Number of Bets field.
  3. Enter your total stake in the Bet Amount field.
  4. Enter the odds for each selection in the Parlay Leg boxes
  5. You can use American, Decimal, or Fractional odds.
  6. The bet calculator will automatically display your combined Parlay Odds and your total profit in the To Win box.

Example: 4-Leg Parlay Calculator in Action

Let’s say you place a $10 parlay with the following four selections:

  • NFL: 49ers to win at +110
  • NBA: Celtics to cover the spread at -105
  • NHL: Maple Leafs to win at +120
  • Soccer: Leeds United to win at -120

In a parlay bet, your winnings from each leg roll over to the next. If all your picks win, your winnings can accumulate into a decent payout, even for small stakes. Every leg in the parlay has to win. If even one loses, the whole bet falls short.

The parlay calculator will show:

  • To Win: $155.37 profit
  • Payout: $165.37 total return (profit + original stake)

Implied Odds

Implied odds are just a way of showing how likely your bet is to win, but as a percentage probability instead of traditional odds.

You can use the implied probability to check if a betting line offers value. Our calculator shows the win chance as a percentage, helping you decide if the odds at online sportsbooks match your assessment.

For example:

  • -150 odds = 60% chance
  • +200 odds = 33.3% chance

Our bet odds calculator works this out automatically, whether you’re placing a single bet or building a parlay.

Odds Formats Explained

You can use the betting odds calculator as an odds converter, switching between American, Decimal, and Fractional odds instantly.

These are the three most common formats used in sports betting, and our tool handles all of them automatically.

Here’s how the same bet looks in each odds format:

  • American Odds: +200
  • Decimal Odds: 3.00
  • Fractional Odds: 2/1


American Odds: Standard in the United States

  • +200 means you win $200 (profit) from a $100 bet. (Total return $300)
  • -120 means you need to bet $120 to win $100. (Total return $220)

Decimal Odds: Standard in Europe, Canada, and Australia.

  • Shows total return per $1 staked (including your stake)
  • 3.00 = $3.00 back for every $1 bet

Fractional Odds: Popular in the UK and Ireland.

  • 2/1 = win $2 for every $1 staked
  • 1/2 = win $1 for every $2 staked

No matter if you’re trying to calculate your bet payout, convert odds, or figure out your returns on a parlay, our betting return calculator does all the heavy lifting.

Esports Betting Odds Calculator

Esports Insider’s betting odds calculator works just as well for esports as it does for traditional sports.

Whether you’re backing an underdog in Valorant or building parlays on CS2, it’s a quick way to see your profit and payout. If you’re focused on Counter-Strike, you can compare live CS2 odds before making your picks.

You can also compare live esports odds for more popular games or explore the top esports betting sites to start betting.

Bet Calculator FAQs

What is a betting odds calculator used for?

Esports Insider’s betting odds calculator helps you work out your potential profit and total payout based on your stake and the odds. You can use it for both single bets and parlays/accumulators.

Can I use this as a parlay calculator?

Yes, the sports betting calculator above works as a parlay calculator too. Just switch to “Parlay” mode, enter your stake and the odds for each leg, and it will instantly show your total payout and profit.

How do I convert odds to probability?

To convert odds to probability, just enter your odds in any format: Decimal, American, or Fractional. The Implied Odds box will automatically show the win chance as a percentage.

What’s the difference between Decimal, American, and Fractional odds?

They show the same thing, how much you get paid, but in different ways. Decimal shows your full return per $1, American uses plus/minus values, and Fractional shows profit per stake.

Viola D'Elia

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With a journalism background and having spent years creating content in the gambling niche, Viola’s work is all about helping readers make smarter, more confident decisions. She started out as a journalist, covering cultural events and foreign politics, before moving into the gambling niche.
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