1. Select the odds format
Enter decimal, fractional, American, or odds-ratio values.
Convert fractional, decimal, American, or ratio odds into implied probability. Review complementary probability, fair odds, expected counts, potential payout, bookmaker overround, and normalized no-vig probabilities.
Choose the odds format, enter the quoted odds, and review equivalent formats and probability metrics.
The tool first converts the selected odds format into decimal odds. It then calculates implied probability and translates the result into equivalent fractional, American, and ratio formats.
Enter decimal, fractional, American, or odds-ratio values.
The calculator converts the quoted odds into the probability encoded by those odds.
Compare implied probability with your estimate, expected value, payout, overround, and normalized no-vig probability.
Probability = 1 ÷ Decimal Odds
Probability = Denominator ÷ (Numerator + Denominator)
Positive: 100 ÷ (Odds + 100); Negative: |Odds| ÷ (|Odds| + 100)
| Odds format | Example | Equivalent probability | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decimal | 2.00 | 50.00% | Total return is twice the stake if successful. |
| Fractional | 3/2 | 40.00% | Profit of 3 units for every 2 units staked. |
| American positive | +150 | 40.00% | Profit of 150 units from a 100-unit stake. |
| American negative | -200 | 66.67% | Stake 200 units to earn 100 units of profit. |
| Odds in favour | 2:3 | 40.00% | Two expected successes for every three failures. |
Important details for converting odds and interpreting implied probability.
Implied probability is the chance represented by quoted odds before adjusting for bookmaker margin or personal estimates.
Divide 1 by the decimal odds, then multiply by 100 to express the result as a percentage.
Divide the denominator by the sum of the numerator and denominator.
Positive American odds show the profit from a 100-unit stake. For example, +150 means 150 units of profit from 100 units staked.
Negative American odds show the stake required to earn 100 units of profit. For example, -200 means staking 200 units to earn 100 units.
Overround is the amount by which all quoted implied probabilities exceed 100%. It is a common measure of the built-in market margin.
No-vig probabilities normalize all market probabilities so they total exactly 100%, removing the proportional overround.
Not necessarily. Quoted odds may include margin, commission, promotions, rounding, liquidity effects, and market opinion.