Odds converter
Switch any odds between decimal, fractional, American and implied probability, instantly. Type in one box, the rest update live.
How odds formats work
Decimal (used across the UK/Europe) is the simplest: your total return per £1 staked. 2.50 means £2.50 back (£1.50 profit + £1 stake) for every £1.
Fractional (traditional UK) shows profit-to-stake. 3/2 means £3 profit for every £2 staked, the same as 2.50 decimal.
American (moneyline) uses a baseline of 100. A positive number (+150) is the profit on a £100 stake; a negative number (−200) is the stake needed to win £100.
Implied probability is the chance the odds suggest: 1 ÷ decimal odds. At 2.50 that's 40%. Compare it to your own (or our model's) estimate. If you think the true chance is higher, there's value.
Built by the team behind a publicly verified football model. Every pick logged before kick-off, 73% hit rate, losses included.
The singles we'd pick ourselves, with the research and the price behind each one
- The daily singles. Each one cleared three checks: the line landed in at least 9 of the two sides' last 12 games, a UK price of 1.35 or more, and our model's number clears what the price needs. Usually 0 to 5 a day, one unit each.
- The case for each, put together. The last 12 against what the price needs, who is missing, the head to head, and the best price at a UK bookmaker, in one place.
- The desk's card on every fixture it covers. Its verdict, every market graded, and the reason written down. And tomorrow's singles the night before.
Every pick published before kick-off, graded in public. The losing ones stay on the page.