INSIDE TRACK BETTING RESOURCE / Cleanest Easiest tool for what horse is gunna win I've seen EVER.
insidetrack.mrbproduktions.com is the site its not hard to navigate its pretty straight forward. to the point.. kudos to mrbproduktions I have no idea how often its all updated but I was using it tonight and I'm not gunna lie it was a game changer it was about 98% correct which is impressive. it just makes it simple. now obviously its not perfect but out of 20 races I think I only lost maybe 4 and I just kept going. obviously you'll have losses and then wins and it'll be 20 30 mins go by and your still at basically the same chip amount. but shit that's not a problem I would be mad about lol usually Im down 20k after 3 races and its like ok well fuck me then.
but yea the first page shows the current stats of every horse. again idk how CURRENT but it didn't seem to out of date to me
second page its literally idiot proof drop boxes whatever order is on your screen in game make it match and run it it'll have the horse that should win in green all the way to the right. and if you all have known about this and I'm just an idiot late to the party. fuck me then huh. Hope this helps guys!

On sports like horse racing, football, soccer, etc

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I have developed a new website that helps people to calculate their chances of winning in soccer matches base on the odds provided by the betting websites. Click the link below to take a look at it
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A 13 card brag. 4 people are dealt 13 cards each. Before cards are dealt, somebody who isnt playing places a side bet with someone (player 4). Player 4 can only choose his cards dealt. Non player can choose between the other three plays of a certain card. Who has the best odds. Sorry if that is worded difficulty. Would be much easier to explain over voice. Thanks in advance

Hey, I've been wondering this for some time and wasn't able to find any info. Does anyone know how they come up with the odds? Thanks :)

I saw during the recent boxing match that the likely winner had an odds of 50:0. I understand what 50:1 means, but does the former odds mean a sure win for the participant in question?
(Edit) First commenter told me the 50:0 was the winning streak of the boxer and I misread that when it was on the news. I'm still interested how betting odds are calculated.

Hi there, not sure if i am in the right sub with this.
I tried looking for some addon or a program that i could use to basically add up numbers as they appear on screen. Specifically, in saltyteemo stream there are chat commands for betting fake currency, then bot answers, confirming the bet. what i am looking for is something that can be used to scan the chat during the 3 mins bets are open and whenever one of these appear: "Bet complete for RED, 500; Bet complete for BLUE, 4000" then take the amount and add it to the respective color total amount and show those two color total amounts in real time, as more bets are being placed.
Anyone knows of a way to make this happen?

eg. if Chelsea are paying $1.60 to beat Aston Villa at $5.30, how exactly is this calculated?

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Learn how to calculate your probability to win by understanding the types of betting odds

What is the difference between the types of betting odds? If you think to start betting online. this one of the basic things that you have to learn. In that case, it is ridiculous to think that you can start betting without knowing how to calculate your odds to win. Betting odds shows you how much money you will win. In addition, it shows you the odds that it could happen.
Read this article very carefully and find the type of betting odds that suits you best. Because, in every big bookmaker’s website, you will have the ability to see the odds in the appearance that you prefer. If you will stick to your type of betting odds, it will help you understand the probability to win.

The probability

In the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, The probability that Luis Suarez will bite another player during the World Cup was 0.57%. More the 150 people decided that it is a good probability and believed that it could happen. They won!
They calculated the probability that the bookie gave them. As a result, they understood that it was worth the risk. Because of the lower the probability, the higher the winning profit.
There are three types of betting odds.

• Decimal odds that been used by bookmakers from Europe
• Fractional odds have been used by bookmakers from the UK and Ireland
• American odds (Moneyline odds) bookmakers used in the US

In the past bookmakers published the odds by the locale odds type of their localization. However, in the present, most of the biggest bookmakers give you the choice to choose the way you betting odds will appear. Now, Read carefully about the three different odds types and decide what the most comfortable way for you to understand is.

Decimal Odds

The decimal odds came from Europe, Australia, and Canada. It is the easiest way to understand your odds and your winning probabilities. It represents you what will be the amount that you will win for every 1 Euro that you bet on.
Very important to understand that it does not represent profit. It represents the return of the money. To calculate the profit, you should subtract stake (the amount of the bet) that you already paid to place your bet.

This is the calculation for the profit:

The winning profit = (Odds * Stake) – Stake

Here are some examples of how to calculate the profit when you put 10 a Euro stake.

• 2.00 will be calculated: ( 2.00 * 10 ) – 10 = 10 Euros profit ( 20 Euros payout )
• 3.50 will be calculated: ( 3.50 * 10 ) – 10 = profit of 25 Euros ( 35 Euros payout )
• 5.00 will be calculated: ( 5.00 * 10 ) – 10 = profit of 40 Euros ( 50 Euros payout )

Off course. While, the higher the probability, the lower the profit. Now, let’s calculate the probability of the same odds.

This is the calculation for the probability:

Probability = (1/Odds) * 100

Here are some examples of how to calculate the probability that the Bookmaker thinks the result can happen

• 2.00 will be calculated: ( 1/2 ) * 100 = there is a 50% chance that it will happen
• 3.50 will be calculated: ( 1/3.5 ) * 100 = there is a 28.57% chance that will it happen
• 5.00 will be calculated: ( 1/5 ) * 100 = there is a 20% chance that it will happen

Watch the Full Video Guide on YouTube!
IN THE CLIP: Demoles explains and gives tips about how to calculate the Profit and the Probability from all three main types of betting odds

Fractional odds

The Fractional odds came from bookmakers that worked in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Including, several names like UK odds, Traditional odds and even, Aka British odds. However, in most bookmaker’s websites, you will see these odds called Fractional odds. You will find it presented with two numbers that have a Slash between them. (8/1 for example).
If you see for an event with 8/1 odds to happen. It means, for every 1 Euro stake you will have 8 Euros in profit. in other words, you will receive 9 euros for the win. Therefore, the Stake was 10 Euros, you will win 90 Euros (10 stakes + 80 profit)

We will replace numbers to letters – A/B to understand to calculate the Profit:

The winning profit = (A/B) * Stake

Here are some examples of how to calculate the profit when you put a 10 Euro stake.

• 5/1 will be calculated: (5/1) * 10 = 50 Euros profit (60 Euros Payout)
• 7/4 will be calculated: (7/4) * 10 = 17.5 Euros profit (27.5 Euros Payout)
• 1/3 will be calculated: (1/3) * 10 = 3.33 Euros profit (13.33 Euros Payout)

Off course. While, the higher the probability, the lower the profit. Now, let’s calculate the probability of the same odds.

We will replace numbers to letters – A/B to understand to calculate the Probability:

Probability = B / (A+B) * 100

Here are some examples of how to calculate the probability that the Bookmaker thinks the result can happen

• 5/1 will be calculated: 1 / ( 5 + 1 ) * 100 = there is a 16.67% chance that it will happen
• 7/4 will be calculated: 4 / ( 7 + 4 ) * 100 = there is a 36.36% chance that it will happen
• 1/3 will be calculated: 3 / ( 1 + 3 ) * 100 = there is a 75% chance that it will happen

However, as we saw in the Decimal odds. The same rule is in the Fractional odds too. The higher the probability, the profit is lower. Again, we will replace numbers to letters – A/B to understand to calculate the profit:

American odds

The American odds, it’s easy to guess, came from bookmakers in America. It is also known as US odds or Aka Moneyline odds. The underdog in the match will have (+) sign before its odds and the favorite team will have (-) sign before its odds.
The favorite team’s odds represent (-): How big should be your stake to win 100 Euros. While the Underdog team’s odds represent (+): How big will be your profit if your stake will be 100 Euros.
+440 means that if you will risk 100 euros your profit will be 440 euros in addition to your 100 euros stake. So, Your payout will be 540 euros.
-320 means that you need to risk 320 euros to make a 100 euros profit. In addition to your 320 Euros Stake. As a result, your payout will be 420 euros.

This is the calculation for the profit in Negative Odds:

The Profit in Negative Odds = (100/Odds) * stake

Here are some examples of how to calculate the profit when you put 10 a Euro stake in Negative Odds

• -440 will be calculated: (100/440) * 10 = profit 2.27 Euros profit (12.27 Euros payout)
• -320 will be calculated: : (100/320) * 10= profit of 3.12 Euros (13.12 Euros payout)
• -250 will be calculated: : (100/250) * 10= profit of 4 Euros (14 Euros payout)

This is the calculation for the profit in Positive Odds:

The Probability in Positive Odds = Odds * (Stakes / 100)

Here are some examples of how to calculate the profit when you put 10 a Euro stake in Positive Odds

• +440 will be calculated: 440 * (10/100)= profit 44 Euros profit (54 Euros payout)
• +320 will be calculated:: 320 * (10/100)= profit of 32 Euros (42 Euros payout)
• +250 will be calculated:: 250 * (10/100)= profit of 25 Euros (35 Euros payout)

This is the calculation for the probability in Negative Odds:

The Probability in Negative Odds = Odds / (Odds + 100) * 100

Here are some examples of how to calculate the probability that the Bookmaker thinks the result can happen in Negative Odds

• -440 will be calculated: 440 / (440 + 100) *100 = there is a 81.48% chance that it will happen
• -320 will be calculated: 320 / (320 + 100) *100 = there is a 76.19% chance that it will happen
• -250 will be calculated: 250 / (250 + 100) *100 = there is a 71.42% chance that it will happen

This is the calculation for the probability in PositiveOdds:

The Probability in Positive Odds = 100 / (Odds + 100) * 100

Here are some examples of how to calculate the probability that the Bookmaker thinks the result can happen in Positive Odds

• +440 will be calculated: 100 / (440 +100) * 100= there is a 18.51% chance that it will happen
• +320 will be calculated: 100 / (320 +100) * 100= there is a 23.80% chance that it will happen
• +250 will be calculated: 100 / (250 +100) * 100= there is a 28.57% chance that it will happen

Our conclusion

At the end of the day, all three different types of betting odds: Decimal odds, Fractional odds, and American odds. Show the same probability and the same payout. They just present them in 3 different ways. We recommend you try them all, and see which Odds type suits you the best and work with it. But, no matter which odds type you choose. You always have to consider the probability and see if it worth the risk.
In our podcast, Demoles always pick his betting predictions, only after he calculated the probability to win and when it worth the risk. In view of, maximizing the winnings by the information that he collects and shares about the Football in Israel.
Does this article help you? if so, learn more about the most common types of football bets. It will help you improve your betting skills.
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Hi all,
A colleague and I just created a little app that converts simple probability estimation into odds, and compares this odds to current bet365 odds. Based on this, it shows positive/negative value on the game.
Right now it's quite simple: only has 1X2 markets and bet365 odds. Would love to get your feedback on it in order to know if we should do more development work on it. The app is free right now and requires no signup/login.
Landing page here: http://oddscalculator.co/ Itunes store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/betting-odds-calculatoid904411778?ls=1&mt=8

Using a calculator such as this, what is the relationship between the "Implied Odds" (%) and the resulting "American Odds" result? With the way American Odds work, I am guessing there may be two answers to this question: odds lower than 100 and odds above 100.
I basically want the formula(s) for how this is calculated (and perhaps the other way around too - American Odds to Implied Odds.
Thanks

So ive been fading the O's moneyline since 4-12, but pretty insignificant bets. Like 10 bucks a game. Im currently 6-3. I've been curious if i had been betting 100 a game what the profit would be. i went to https://www.actionnetwork.com/betting-calculators/betting-odds-calculator and simulated what it would be, It worked out to me being up 700. but i feel like im making a mistake. . If anyone has the time can someone double check that?
4-12 -158 W
4-13 -172 W
4-15 loss
4-16 -191 W
4-17 loss
4-18 -170 W
4-19 -143 W
4-20 loss
4-21-115 W

Ok, I know I sound crazy, right? Look at my facts here!!! Season 3 Episode 4, roughly at 16:29; Pam says "what are the odds this is in ANY way real?" Jim says, "10,000/1" Kevin, which I should remind that on that day they all were making very real bets, stated," Ok I want 10 bucks on those odds" Jim actually nodded... In a type of agreement, soon to find the bouncy house to see that he was actually going to jump. Leaving Kevin to be owed $1,010!!! Jim is a rascal!!!
I thought the math was wrong also but I only used it from a betting odds calculator I found online! My apologies there, so if anyone has the correct amount, please feel free to correct that!!! I agree the no shake no deal, BUT everyone else in the office went on word all day long, they were not constantly shaking hands over and over. So therefore I feel that they made a real bet.
P.s. please don't kill me guys I love this community with all my heart!

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So I was bored and searched up the betting odds for the US presidential elections. I went to these two sites. This and This.
For both, near the bottom, includes Kim Kardashian. Why? And also, how are these betting odds calculated?