Easily convert fractional, decimal, and American odds. Includes practical examples to help you calculate potential payouts instantly.
Last Updated: June 15, 2026Odds Converter
American Odds are the most common format in the Canada and are centered around a $100 baseline. If the odds are positive (e.g., +110), they show how much profit you make on a $100 bet. A $100 wager at +110 returns $210 ($110 profit). If the odds are negative (e.g., -110), they show how much you must bet to profit $100. For odds like -133, -200, or -345, you would need to wager $133, $200, or $345 respectively to win $100 in profit.
Decimal Odds are the standard in many regions, including Brazil. The number represents the total payout for every $1 wagered. For example, a 1.30 odd pays $13 on a $10 bet. A 3.90 odd pays $39 on a $10 bet.
Fractional Odds can seem tricky, but they are quite simple. The second number represents your stake, and the first number represents your profit. A 7/2 bet means you will profit $7 for every $2 wagered (or $3.50 for every $1).
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