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Parlay Calculator

See what a parlay pays before you place it. Add each leg's odds, your stake, and any profit boost to get the combined odds, total payout, and the implied probability that every leg hits.

Leave at 0 if you have no boost
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Example numbers are pre-filled. Replace them with the prices in front of you.

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How to use the parlay calculator

  1. Enter each leg’s odds. Add legs with the button. Mixed formats are fine.
  2. Enter your stake.
  3. Add a profit boost if you have one. Boosts apply to the profit, not the stake.

The math

Parlay decimal odds D = d₁ × d₂ × … × dₙ Payout = Stake × D Boosted profit = Stake × (D − 1) × (1 + boost)

Worked example

A $20 parlay on −110, +150, and −120 has combined decimal odds of 1.909 × 2.50 × 1.833 = 8.75 (+775). It pays $175 total, $155 of it profit. The implied probability of all three legs hitting is just 11.4%.

With a 25% profit boost, the profit becomes $193.75 and the effective odds improve to about +969. To lock in value from a boost instead of gambling on it, use the profit boost calculator and hedge.

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Frequently asked questions

How are parlay odds calculated?

Convert each leg to decimal odds and multiply them together. Three legs at 1.909, 2.50, and 1.833 give combined decimal odds of 8.75, which is +775 in American odds.

Are parlays ever +EV?

Standard parlays compound the sportsbook’s margin on every leg, so they’re usually worse value than straight bets. They can become +EV when each leg is itself +EV against a sharp line, or when a large profit boost more than covers the extra margin.

What happens if a leg pushes?

At most US sportsbooks a pushed leg is removed and the parlay pays at the reduced odds of the remaining legs. Rules differ for same-game parlays, so check your book’s house rules.

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ProfitDuel's Boost Matcher checks thousands of games across dozens of books to find the hedge that locks in the most from each boost token.

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