American Odds
A positive number (like +150) shows the profit on a $100 bet. A negative number (like -110) shows how much you must wager to win $100. American odds never sit between -100 and +100.
Multiple clean tools, one page. Estimate parlay payouts across up to fifteen legs, or flip between American, decimal, and fractional odds in a single tap.
Tool 01
Enter your wager and the odds for each leg to calculate your potential parlay payout.
Quick Examples
Legs · American Odds
Enter a positive bet amount and valid American odds for each leg to see your projected payout.
Tool 02
Enter American, decimal, or fractional odds and instantly see the equivalent formats.
Examples
Enter valid odds in the selected format to view the conversions.
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Turn 3-12 selections into every smaller parlay combination. Split by amount per combo or total budget and see graded results including pushes and voids.
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A positive number (like +150) shows the profit on a $100 bet. A negative number (like -110) shows how much you must wager to win $100. American odds never sit between -100 and +100.
A single multiplier that includes your stake. Multiply your bet by the decimal to get your total payout — for example, $10 at 2.50 returns $25.00.
Written as a ratio (like 10/11 or 3/2) showing profit relative to stake. 10/11 means you profit $10 for every $11 wagered; 3/2 means $3 profit for every $2 wagered.
Convert each leg to decimal odds, multiply them together to get the combined decimal, then multiply by your stake for the total payout. Missing any leg voids the parlay.
Total payout is everything the sportsbook returns — your original stake plus your winnings. Potential profit is only the winnings: total payout minus the amount you wagered.
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