Betting Odds Converter: American, Decimal, Fractional & Probability

Convert between American, decimal, fractional odds and implied probability. Type into any field — all the others update instantly.

American Odds
e.g. -110 (favorite) or +200 (underdog)
Decimal Odds
Return per $1 stake (incl. stake)
Fractional Odds
/
Profit / stake (UK style)
Implied Probability
%
Polymarket price = this number (in cents)
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Vig Remover

Enter both sides of a two-way sportsbook market to get the no-vig fair probability and the bookmaker's margin.

Side A (American)
Side B (American)
Bookmaker Vig
A Fair Prob
B Fair Prob
Enter valid American odds (e.g. -110 / +105) on both sides.
Standard NFL/NBA two-way market vig is around 4.5%. Above 6% the book is taking an aggressive cut.

Reference Table

American Decimal Fractional Implied %

Tap any row to load those odds into the converter above.

How to convert betting odds

Odds formats describe the same price in different ways. The implied probability includes the sportsbook's margin; use the vig remover above when you need a two-way no-vig estimate.

American odds to implied probability

For positive odds, probability = 100 / (odds + 100). For negative odds, probability = |odds| / (|odds| + 100). For example, +150 converts to 40.0%, while -110 converts to 52.38% before removing vig.

Decimal odds to implied probability

Probability = 1 / decimal odds. Decimal odds of 2.20 therefore imply 45.45%. A $10 stake at 2.20 returns $22 in total when it wins: $12 profit plus the $10 stake.

Fractional odds to implied probability

For fractional odds A/B, probability = B / (A + B). Odds of 3/2 imply 40.0% and are equivalent to +150 American or 2.50 decimal.

Odds converter FAQ

What do -110 betting odds mean?

At -110, you stake $110 to make $100 profit. The price implies a 52.38% probability before accounting for the bookmaker's margin.

How do I convert American odds to decimal?

For positive American odds, use 1 + odds / 100. For negative odds, use 1 + 100 / |odds|. That makes +150 equal to 2.50 and -110 approximately 1.91.

How do I convert decimal odds to American?

For decimal odds of 2.00 or higher, use (decimal - 1) × 100. Below 2.00, use -100 / (decimal - 1). Round only the displayed American price, not intermediate calculations.

Is implied probability the same as fair probability?

No. Implied probability is the probability encoded by the quoted price and normally includes vig. Fair probability is an estimate after removing the margin or applying an independent model.

How does the no-vig calculator work?

It converts both sides to implied probabilities, adds them to measure the overround, then divides each side by that total. The normalized probabilities sum to 100%.

Prediction markets skip the conversion problem

On Polymarket the price is the probability. If a contract trades at 60¢ the market is saying the probability is 60% — no vig, no format conversion. Buy at 60¢, contract pays $1 if it resolves YES.

ZenHodl publishes calibrated win-probability models for 8 public API sports. See our fair-value calculator or read the full odds formats explainer.

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