Decimal Odds
Format: Typically shown as a number with one or two decimal points (e.g., 2.50, 1.75)
How to Calculate: Multiply your stake by the decimal odds to find your total payout.
Example: If you bet 100 SEK at odds of 2.50, your payout would be:
100 SEK × 2.50 = 250 SEK (including your original stake)
What It Means: Decimal odds represent your total return for every Swedish krona bet. Odds of 2.50 mean you win 1.50 SEK for every 1 SEK wagered, plus your original stake back.
American Odds
Format: Displayed as either positive or negative numbers (e.g., +200, -150)
Positive Odds:
Show how much profit you'd make on a 1,000 SEK bet.Example: +200 means you'd win 2,000 SEK on a 1,000 SEK bet.
Negative Odds:
Indicate how much you need to bet to win 1,000 SEK.Example: -150 means you must bet 1,500 SEK to win 1,000 SEK.
How to Calculate:
For positive odds: (Odds ÷ 100) × Stake + Stake
For negative odds: (1,000 ÷ Odds) × Stake + Stake
Fractional Odds
Format: Expressed as a fraction (e.g., 5/1, 10/3)
How to Calculate: The first number (numerator) represents your profit, and the second number (denominator) represents your stake.
Example: A bet of 100 SEK at 5/1 means:
Profit: 100 SEK × 5 = 500 SEK
Total payout: 500 SEK + 100 SEK = 600 SEKWhat It Means:
5/1 means you win 5 SEK for every 1 SEK bet
1/1 (even odds) means you double your money
Summary
Decimal Odds: Easy to calculate total returns.
American Odds: Differentiate between favorites and underdogs; positive and negative formats.
Fractional Odds: Traditional format showing profit relative to stake.
Where can I change the type of odds?
You can change the way you see the odds at the settings menu.
