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Tool · Odds Converter

Odds Converter

Translate any American price into Decimal, Fractional, and implied probability.

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Decimal

1.909

Fractional

91/100

Implied probability

52.38%

What this means

Implied probability is the break-even win rate the price quotes - not the true probability of the event. The gap between implied and true probability is where edge (or vig) lives. Use the EV Calculator next to compare a true estimate against the market.

Decimal → American: -110 · Decimal → implied: 52.38%

The three odds formats, side by side

American, decimal, and fractional odds describe the same payout in different notation. American odds (-110, +200) are the US default. Decimal odds (1.91, 3.00) dominate Europe and Asia and are the cleanest format for math. Fractional odds (5/2, 1/4) come from the British racing tradition. Most sportsbook apps let you toggle the display in settings.

Conversion formulas

  • American (negative) → Decimal: 1 + (100 / |odds|)
  • American (positive) → Decimal: 1 + (odds / 100)
  • Decimal ≥ 2.00 → American: (decimal − 1) × 100
  • Decimal < 2.00 → American: −100 / (decimal − 1)
  • Decimal → Implied probability: 1 / decimal
  • Fractional N/M → Decimal: (N / M) + 1, Implied: M / (N + M)

Conversion reference table

AmericanDecimalFractionalImplied probability
-3001.3331/375.0%
-2001.5001/266.7%
-1501.6672/360.0%
-1201.8335/654.5%
-1101.90910/1152.4%
+1002.0001/150.0%
+1202.2006/545.5%
+1502.5003/240.0%
+2003.0002/133.3%
+3004.0003/125.0%
+5006.0005/116.7%

Common questions

What do +200 odds mean?
You profit $200 on a winning $100 bet. Implied probability ≈ 33.3%.
What do -200 odds mean?
You must risk $200 to profit $100. Implied probability ≈ 66.7%.
Why is -110 the standard US price?
Books typically price both sides of spreads and totals at -110, baking in about a 4.5–4.8% theoretical hold on the market.
Which odds format is most accurate?
They are all equally accurate - they describe the same payout. Decimal is just the easiest to do math with.