Odds Converter
Type a price in any format — American, decimal, fractional or implied probability — and the rest update instantly. Built for golf bettors comparing prices across US and UK books.
A winning $100 bet at this price returns $850.00 total ($750.00 profit). The price implies a 11.8% chance — including the bookmaker’s margin, so the true chance is a little lower.
Odds formats explained
- How do American odds convert to decimal?
- Positive American odds: decimal = (american ÷ 100) + 1, so +750 is 8.50. Negative American odds: decimal = (100 ÷ |american|) + 1, so −125 is 1.80. Decimal odds always include your stake in the return.
- What is implied probability?
- The win chance a price implies: 1 ÷ decimal odds. A golfer at 8.50 decimal (+750) carries an implied probability of 11.8%. Because the bookmaker's margin is baked in, implied probabilities across a whole field add up to more than 100% — the golfer's true chance is a little lower than the implied number.
- Why do golf bettors care about odds formats?
- US books quote American odds, UK and European books quote fractional or decimal, and each-way terms are always expressed as fractions (1/4, 1/5). Comparing prices across books — the whole point of line shopping — means translating between all three quickly.