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Odds Converter

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For readers comparing how the same price is expressed. Implied probability is a price conversion, not an independent probability estimate.

Examples are hypothetical. CU = currency units. Use one consistent currency wherever CU appears. No live prices or provider data are fetched.

Decimal2.500000
Fractional (approximate)3/2
American+150.00
Implied probability40.0000 %

Illustrative result using the displayed default inputs.

How to read the result

The four formats describe the same entered price, subject to display rounding. This converter does not remove bookmaker margin or show the true chance of an outcome.

Formula

  1. Convert to decimal d: decimal x; fractional a/b → 1+a/b; American A>0 → 1+A/100, A<0 → 1+100/|A|; probability p% → 100/p.
  2. Implied probability = 100/d. Fractional odds = d−1, approximated as a rational with denominator up to 10,000.
  3. American odds = 100(d−1) if d≥2; otherwise −100/(d−1). Display rounding does not change internal values.

Worked example

2.50 decimal → 1.50 = 3/2 fractional → +150 American → 100/2.50 = 40.00% implied probability.

Worked examples

Read the detailed guide: Odds conversion: two prices, four formats

Input specification and SEO alternatives
InputTypeUnitsDefaultLimits / choices
Input formatChoiceNonedecimalDecimal; Fractional; American; Implied probability (%)
Odds or probabilitytextDecimal >1; fraction a/b with a,b >0; American ≤−100 or ≥100; probability >0 and <100%2.501–5000 characters; Decimal >1; fraction a/b with a,b >0; American ≤−100 or ≥100; probability >0 and <100%

Meta description

Convert decimal, fractional and American odds or implied probability. See equivalent formats without treating odds as a forecast.

SEO title alternatives

  1. Odds Converter: Decimal, Fractional, American
  2. Betting Odds and Implied Probability Converter
  3. Convert Odds Between Four Formats

Outputs use English number formatting. Monetary amounts use two decimals; asset quantities use up to eight. Calculations retain unrounded intermediate values except the cent allocation stated for arbitrage.