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Payout Calculator

Enter your odds and see exactly what a $1, $20, $50, $100, or custom bet would return. Supports American, decimal, and fractional odds.

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Payout Calculator FAQ

How does the payout calculator work?+

After entering odds in the converter, the payout calculator automatically shows how much you'd win on common stake amounts ($1, $20, $50, $100). You can also type any custom dollar amount to see the exact profit and total return for that bet size. The calculation uses the formula: Total Return = Stake × Decimal Odds, and Profit = Total Return − Stake.

How do I calculate payout from American odds?+

For positive American odds: Profit = (Odds / 100) × Stake. So +250 with a $50 bet = $125 profit ($175 total). For negative odds: Profit = (100 / |Odds|) × Stake. So -150 with a $75 bet = $50 profit ($125 total). Our payout calculator does this math for you instantly.

How do I calculate payout from decimal odds?+

Total Return = Stake × Decimal Odds. Profit = Total Return − Stake. For example, a $25 bet at 2.40 decimal returns $60 total ($35 profit). The payout calculator converts American or fractional odds to decimal behind the scenes and applies this formula automatically.

Can I enter a custom bet amount?+

Yes. Below the preset amounts ($1, $20, $50, $100), there's a custom bet field where you can type any dollar amount. The calculator will instantly show your profit and total return for that specific stake.

What does even money pay?+

Even money means the payout equals your stake — you double your money. In American format it's +100, in decimal it's 2.00, and in fractional it's 1/1. A $100 even money bet returns $200 total ($100 profit).

How is profit different from total return?+

Profit is what you win above your original stake. Total return includes your stake plus profit. For example, a $50 bet at +200 returns $150 profit and $200 total — you get your $50 back plus $150 in winnings.

Does the calculator account for vig?+

The payout calculator uses the odds you enter as-is. It does not adjust for vig (juice). If you bet -110 on both sides of a spread, the calculator shows exactly what that sportsbook would pay based on those odds.

Is this payout calculator free?+

Yes. The SportBusy payout calculator is 100% free with no sign-up required. Use it as often as you need for any stake or sportsbook.