Bet Winnings Calculator
See exactly what your bet pays back and profits before you place it.
Enter your odds and stake to see your total returns and your winnings. It works with American, decimal, and fractional odds, so you know exactly what a bet pays before you place it.
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Everything behind the numbers
What is a bet winnings calculator?
It turns your odds and stake into the numbers that matter: your total returns (stake plus winnings) and your profit (the winnings on their own). No mental math before you bet.
How your winnings are calculated
Convert the odds to decimal, multiply by your stake for the total return, then subtract your stake for the winnings. A $25 bet at +200 returns $75 total, which is $50 in winnings.
Returns, winnings, and profit
Returns and total payout mean the same thing: everything that comes back, including your stake. Winnings and profit also mean the same thing: just the amount you gained. The calculator shows both so there is no confusion.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate my bet winnings?+
Convert your odds to decimal, multiply by your stake for total returns, then subtract your stake to get your winnings. The calculator does it in any odds format.
What is the difference between returns and winnings?+
Returns include your stake plus your profit. Winnings are just the profit, the returns minus your original stake.
What does a $50 bet at -110 win?+
A $50 bet at -110 returns about $95.45 total, which is roughly $45.45 in winnings.
Does it work for any sport?+
Yes. Enter any odds in American, decimal, or fractional format and it calculates your returns and winnings the same way.