Books quote the same price in different formats: American (+150), decimal (2.50), and fractional (3/2) all describe the same bet. The most useful number is the one books hide: the implied probability, which is just 1 / decimalOdds. Converting to implied probability is the first step to judging whether a price is fair, because it tells you the break-even win rate a bet needs.
Type into any field and the other three update live. Note that implied probability here includes the vig; to remove it and see the true fair price of a two-sided market, use the No-Vig Calculator. To turn a fair probability into an edge, use the EV Calculator.
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