Fractional Odds: They are represented as fractions (6/4, 2/1, 1/3) and allow you to calculate how much money you will win on your bet in comparison to your stake
For example: Odds of 2/1 denote a £200 profit on a £100 stake.
Decimal Odds: These odds represent the amount one wins for every £1 wagered and your stake is already included in the decimal number, and it's quite easy to calculate.
For example: If you bet £100 on 1.5 odds, the possible payout would be £150.
American Odds: American odds are three digits (or more) in length, and can have a plus or minus sign in front of the number.
Examples:
If the quoted odds are -200 it means that you have to bet £200 to win £100 (this is equivalent to 1.5 in decimal odds and ½ in fractional odds).
If the quoted odds are 200 it means that you will win £200 with a stake of £100 (equivalent to 3.0 in decimal odds and 2.1 in fractional odds).
How do I change the odds format?
The odds can be displayed in decimal or US odds.
To change your preferred odds display:
- Add a selection to your betslip
- Open Settings (cogwheel icon)
- Odds Format Settings