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Definition: This calculator determines the potential payout and profit from a moneyline bet based on the stake amount and moneyline odds.
Purpose: It helps sports bettors quickly calculate their potential winnings before placing moneyline wagers.
The calculator uses different formulas for positive and negative odds:
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Explanation: Positive odds show how much profit you'd make on a $100 bet, while negative odds show how much you need to bet to win $100.
Details: Understanding potential payouts helps bettors make informed decisions and compare value across different wagers.
Tips: Enter your stake amount and the moneyline odds (including the + or - sign). The calculator will show your total payout and profit.
Q1: What do positive and negative moneyline odds mean?
A: Positive odds (+150) show underdogs - how much you win on a $100 bet. Negative odds (-200) show favorites - how much you must bet to win $100.
Q2: How do I calculate profit from positive odds?
A: For +150, every $1 wagered returns $1.50 in profit (plus your original stake).
Q3: How do I calculate profit from negative odds?
A: For -200, you need to bet $2 to win $1 in profit (plus your original stake).
Q4: What's the difference between payout and profit?
A: Payout includes your original stake, while profit is just the winnings.
Q5: Can I use this calculator for any currency?
A: Yes, the calculator works with any currency as long as you're consistent with your stake amount.