Odds Converter
Convert betting odds between decimal, fractional, and American (moneyline) formats, and see the implied probability the odds represent.
Inputs explained
- Odds — The odds value in your chosen format, e.g. 2.50 (decimal), 3/2 (fractional), or +150 (American).
- Odds format — Which format the odds you entered are in.
How to use it
- Fill in the fields above — each input has a hint describing exactly what to enter
- Press Calculate to get your result instantly, right on this page
- Copy the result, save the tool to favorites, or share and embed it anywhere
Understanding the result
Example: Decimal odds of 2.50 equal fractional 3/2, American +150, and an implied probability of 40%.
Frequently asked questions
Why don't decimal and American odds convert to exactly the same implied probability every time? They do represent the same probability mathematically (for example decimal 2.50 and American +150 both imply 40%), but rounding of the displayed odds format can introduce small discrepancies at the edges.
What does a negative American odds value mean versus a positive one? Negative American odds (like -150) indicate a favorite where you must stake that amount to win $100, while positive odds (like +150) indicate an underdog where that amount is what a $100 stake would win.
Is the Odds Converter free to use? Yes — it is completely free, with no sign-up, no download and no usage limits. You can use it as often as you need.
Is my data private? Yes. The calculation runs entirely in your browser — the values you enter are never sent to our servers, stored or shared with anyone.
What information do I need? Just the following: Odds, Odds format. Each field includes a hint explaining exactly what to enter.
Can I use it on my phone? Yes — the tool is fully responsive and works on any device, and the same calculator is available in the EasyWorkCalcs mobile app.
Privacy
Everything you enter into the Odds Converter is processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, stored or shared — your data stays on your device.