How are your prices (odds) displayed and can I change how I view them?
The options available are:
Click here for a handy price conversion chart.
Fractional prices give you your profit excluding your stake, so your stake needs to be added back in to calculate your total return.
With a price of 10/1, for every £1 that you place you win £10 plus your £1 stake back. If you place a £10 bet at this price then you would receive £100 in winnings (10 x 10) plus your £10 stake back, giving you total returns of £110.
Fractional prices are commonly used for betting in the UK, and for Future bets on US sports.
Decimal prices are commonly used throughout Europe and Asia. They are the simplest way of calculating your total return including your stake.
All you have to do is multiply your stake by the decimal price given.
With a price of 11.00, for every £1 that you place you win £11 including your £1 stake back. If you place a £10 bet at this price then your total return would be £110 in winnings (£10 x 11).
American prices are also known as 'lines' or 'money line odds'
If the price is displayed with a + sign then it shows the amount you would win for a bet with a unit stake of 100. If there is a - sign then it shows how much you need to stake to win 100 units.
With a price of +400, for every £1 that you place you win £4 plus your £1 stake back. If you place a £100 bet at this price then you would receive £400 in winnings (£100 x 4) plus your £100 stake back, giving you total returns of £500.
With a price of -400, for every £1 that you place you win £0.25 plus your £1 stake back. If you place a £400 bet at this price then you would receive £100 in winnings plus your £400 stake back, giving you total returns of £500.
