How to Calculate Proline Payout - Calculators and Expert Tips

Proline bets are calculated by multiplying your stake (the amount of money you place on a bet) by the odds of a winning bet.

If you bet $10 on the Bills to beat the Dolphins, and the odds provided by Proline for that outcome is 2.00, then your payout would be $20 if the Bills win.

That depends on the odds of the outcome you have chosen. If you bet on an outcome with odds of 1.75, your $100 bet would return $75, and you would win a total of $175.

To know how much you would win if you bet $100, you would need to multiply that amount by the decimal odds attached to the outcome you have selected.

To calculate your money line payout on proline, you’ll need to make a money line bet, and then enter your stake into the bet slip.

Once you’ve entered your stake into the bet slip, Proline will automatically calculate your payout by multiplying your stake by the odds.

In our opinion, it’s Proline’s bet slip. Once you’ve made a bet, and entered your stake, the potential payout you would receive if you win your bet will be calculated and presented to you, which you can check before you confirm your bet.

Other options include the Puck Line calculator, and the more general Sports Line calculator.

When we’re faced with American odds, and we don’t want to make a $100 or $10 wager, we tend to use either use Proline’s bet slips, or an odds converter. Alex found the ace odds' converter, which shows not only what your odds will be in decimal format, but also in fractional format. Ace Odds also calculates, and displays the probability of the outcome will be.

If you’re interested in betting on an event and setting your stake to $100, then understanding your payout with American odds is fairly easy. For example, if you bet on a +250 underdog that means that if you bet $100 on these odds, and your bet is a winner, you’ll make $350 ($100 stake + 250). On a -250 favourite, however, you would need to bet $250 to see that $100 return (which would mean you would make $350).

If however you’re not interested in betting with $10 or $100, and instead want to make a wager with $8 or even $20, we recommend converting the American odds to decimal, and then multiplying your stake by the decimal odds. This will provide you with payout if you were to win your bet.

Fractional odds, like when an outcome is given 1/2, are less popular in Canada, but it still may be handy to learn how to calculate your payout with them.

With calculating these payouts, there is a much simpler formula that can be applied.

Calculating your payout can be done by multiplying the numerator by your stake, and then dividing that total by the denominator.

For example, you place a $10 bet on an outcome with odds of 1/2. You would multiply 10 (your stake) by 1 (the numerator, or number appearing above the line) and then divide that total ($10 x 1 = 10) by 2 (the denominator – the number that appears below the line). That would give you a total of $5, which is the profit you’d make.

You can then add that $5 to the $10 you put as your stake, and your total payout would be $15.

Now that’s a little tricky, and it’s where your bet slip on Proline along with sportsline’s dedicated payout calculator come in handy. We actually recommend sportsline’s payout calculator more, because the bet slip for Proline when betting on parlays can be a little complicated.

To calculate your payout on proline with sportsline.com, enter your bets, and your stake, and you’re done. With the Proline bet slip, however, you’ll need to enter your stake under where it says parlay (usually it’ll take the number of selections. So if you have three selections, it’ll say 3 pick parlay). You can’t have any conflicting selections if you want to bet on parlays.

Once you’ve entered your stake into the given field, your payout will be displayed.