A moneyline payout calculator shows how much a positive or negative American odds price pays for the stake you enter. Positive moneylines show profit on a $100 baseline, while negative moneylines show how much must be risked to win $100.
A moneyline payout calculator shows how much a positive or negative American odds price pays for the stake you enter. Positive moneylines show profit on a $100 baseline, while negative moneylines show how much must be risked to win $100.
Profit = Stake × (Decimal Odds - 1); Total Payout = Stake × Decimal OddsPositive American odds pay stake × odds ÷ 100 in profit. Negative American odds pay stake × 100 ÷ absolute odds in profit. Total payout is profit plus the original stake.
Enter American moneyline odds and stake to calculate profit, total payout, implied probability, and decimal or fractional equivalents.
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The stake field turns this converter into a moneyline payout calculator: profit is stake times net odds, while total payout includes your original stake.
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For informational and educational purposes only. Not financial or gambling advice. All calculations assume odds remain constant and bets execute as entered. Actual results may vary. Gambling involves risk of loss.
At +150, profit is 1.5 times the stake. A $100 stake profits $150 and returns $250 total if it wins.
At -110, a $110 stake profits $100. A $100 stake profits about $90.91 and returns about $190.91 total if it wins.
Negative moneylines represent favorites or higher-probability outcomes. You risk more relative to the profit because the odds imply a higher break-even win rate.
Moneyline
A bet on which team or player will win a game outright, with no point spread.
Implied Probability
The probability of an outcome as implied by the betting odds, including the bookmaker's margin.
Expected Value (EV)
The average amount you can expect to win or lose per bet over time.
Bankroll Management
The practice of managing your gambling funds to minimize the risk of going broke.
Vig (Vigorish)
The commission a sportsbook charges on a bet, built into the odds.
True Odds
The actual mathematical probability of an outcome, without any bookmaker margin.