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This calculator determines the total payout for a $10 bet based on American odds format. It helps bettors quickly understand their potential winnings before placing a wager.
The calculator uses different formulas for positive and negative odds:
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Explanation: Positive odds show how much profit you'd make on a $100 bet, while negative odds show how much you need to bet to win $100.
Details: Understanding potential payouts helps bettors make informed decisions, compare different wagers, and manage their bankroll effectively.
Tips: Enter the American odds (positive or negative) to calculate your total payout for a $10 bet. The result includes your original $10 stake plus winnings.
Q1: What's the difference between positive and negative odds?
A: Positive odds show underdogs (potential profit on $100 bet), negative odds show favorites (amount needed to bet to win $100).
Q2: Does this include my original $10 stake?
A: Yes, the payout amount includes both your winnings and your original $10 bet.
Q3: How do I calculate for different bet amounts?
A: Multiply the result by your actual bet amount divided by 10. For $25 bet: (payout/10)*25.
Q4: What about even money bets?
A: Even money is +100 odds, which would payout $20 ($10 profit + $10 stake).
Q5: Are decimal odds better than American odds?
A: It's personal preference. American odds are standard in the US, while decimal odds are more common internationally.