How to use this betting tool
- Enter the requested market values and stake.
- Select the applicable line, method or settlement assumption.
- Choose Calculate and review the result, supporting figures and limitation note.
Find the minimum win probability needed to produce a chosen positive expected-value edge at given decimal odds. Calculations run locally in your browser. break-even point before risking a stake.
It solves p × decimal odds − 1 = target EV for p, then compares that threshold with your own estimated win probability.
Expected value depends entirely on the quality of your probability estimate and does not guarantee a winning bet.
At 2.10 odds and a 5% target edge, the required probability is 50.00%. A 52% estimate implies 9.20% EV.
| Decimal odds | 2.10 |
|---|---|
| Target EV | 5% |
| Required probability | 50.00% |
Divide 1.05 by the decimal odds and convert the result to a percentage.
Your estimated probability multiplied by decimal odds must be greater than 1 after allowing for your target edge.
No. EV describes a long-run average under an assumed probability, not the outcome of one bet.
Not by itself. Bookmaker odds include margin and do not necessarily equal a fair probability.
That can happen when the requested target return is impossible at the entered odds.
| Input | User-entered values |
|---|---|
| Method | Required probability = (1 + target EV) ÷ decimal odds; estimated EV = probability × odds − 1. |
| Output | Required probability |
| Processing | Browser only |