How do I read different types of odds?
There are different ways to display odds for sports betting markets, with the two primary types being American Odds and Decimal Odds.
American Odds
These odds show how much you can win based on a $100 wager. They are represented as whole numbers with either a minus (-) or plus (+) sign in front.
• Positive Odds: If you see a positive figure, it indicates how much you can win on a $100 bet.
• Negative Odds: A negative figure shows how much you need to bet to win $100.
Example: If the odds are -180, you’ll need to bet $180 to win $100. Conversely, if the odds are +300, you’d win $300 for every $100 wagered. Just a note: $100 isn’t the minimum bet—our minimum straight wager is just $1!
Decimal Odds
This format is more common in Europe. The decimal figure represents the total return, including your original stake.
Example: If the decimal odds are 3.75, and you place a $10 bet, your total return would be $37.50. To find out your payout for any bet amount, simply multiply your stake by the decimal odds.
Just a heads-up: you can only view this information when logged into your desktop device.