Bet Payout Calculator
A bet payout calculator shows the profit and total return associated with a stake and price. Total payout includes your original stake; profit is the amount won above it. Use the exact available odds, since even small price differences change the return and the break-even probability required for a profitable strategy.
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Bet Payout Calculator
Use this bet payout calculator to quickly compute your potential profit and total payout for a wager. Enter your stake and odds (US odds by default) to see how much you can win and your total return.
This is helpful for straight bets and for sanity-checking sportsbook bet slips before you place a bet.
Single Bet
Reading "to win" and "payout" on a bet slip
Sportsbooks show two numbers. "To win" is profit only. "Payout" adds the stake back. $50 at -110 shows $45.45 to win and a $95.45 payout. $25 at -110 shows $22.73 and $47.73. $20 at +225 shows $45.00 and $65.00. $70 at -140 shows $50.00 and $120.00. This calculator returns both, so you can check the slip before you confirm it.
Payout table: $100 at common odds
Favorites: -500 wins $20.00 (payout $120.00), -300 wins $33.33 ($133.33), -200 wins $50.00 ($150.00), -150 wins $66.67 ($166.67), -120 wins $83.33 ($183.33), -110 wins $90.91 ($190.91), and -105 wins $95.24 ($195.24).
Even money and underdogs: +100 wins $100.00 ($200.00), +110 wins $110.00 ($210.00), +150 wins $150.00 ($250.00), +200 wins $200.00 ($300.00), +300 wins $300.00 ($400.00), +500 wins $500.00 ($600.00), and +1000 wins $1,000.00 ($1,100.00).
Heavy favorites pay little for a reason: -500 needs an 83.33% win rate to break even, so one loss erases the profit from five wins.
Stake needed to win a set amount
Negative American odds are the stake that wins $100: $110 at -110, $250 at -250. Positive odds are the profit on a $100 stake, so to win $100 at +150 you stake $66.67. Scale either rule linearly; to win $45 at -110, stake $49.50.
Decimal and fractional slips
Decimal odds already include the stake. Multiply the stake by the price to get the payout: $40 at 2.75 pays $110.00, of which $70.00 is profit, the same as +175 American. Fractional odds show profit relative to stake. 5/2 on $20 wins $50 and pays $70; 10/11 on $22 wins $20 and pays $42. Convert a fractional price to decimal first if you want to enter it here.
Bet payout questions
What does a $100 bet on +200 pay?
$300 in total: $200 of profit plus your $100 stake.
Does the payout include my stake?
Yes. Payout is stake plus profit. The "to win" number on a betting slip is profit only.
Why does a -500 favorite pay so little?
A $100 bet at -500 wins $20. The price implies an 83.33% win rate, so the book pays little for an outcome it expects most of the time.
What is the payout on a push?
The original stake is returned, with no profit.