Convert odds formats

Decimal 2.500 · Fractional 3/2 · American +150

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How the conversion works

Decimal odds convert to fractional by subtracting one and reducing the resulting ratio. American odds use positive values for profit on a 100 stake and negative values for the stake needed to make 100 profit.

Conversions are mathematical equivalents. They do not adjust for market margin or say whether a price is value.

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Choose the format shown on the market, enter a valid positive price and review the equivalent values. Fractional odds need a positive numerator and denominator; American odds cannot be zero.

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The tool rounds display values for readability. Use the original price shown in the bet slip when placing a selection.

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The decimal and fractional guides explain how each format expresses return. The implied-probability tool shows the reciprocal of decimal odds.

For a stake-based calculation, use the bet-return calculator.

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