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How to Use the 50/1 Odds Calculator
One of the great things about the 50/1 bet calculator is that it is super-easy to use. So, if the massive odds of a sporting event seem enticing, try our free calculator first. To do so, first go to the Betting Calculators section of our website and click on 50/1 Odds Calculator. Then follow these simple steps.
Enter the Correct Odds
Start by scrolling up and locating the 50/1 Odds Calculator further up this page. Next, enter the underdog odds you plan to bet on. It doesn’t matter which odds format you use, as the calculator supports decimal, fractional and American odds.
Evaluate the Bet Probability
After you input the odds, the calculator will tell you the implied probability of winning. For instance, if you type in fractional odds of 50/1, your likelihood of winning will be estimated at 1.96%.
Try Different Stake Amounts
It is now time to enter the bet stake amount you are planning to use. However, before you settle on how much money you will wager, try different stake amounts. That way, you will get a better idea of the potential payouts for different bet stakes.
Decide on the Bet Stake
The last thing to do is decide on what stake amount works the most for you. The calculator will tell you instantly how much your profit will be so that you can adjust your betting strategy and do your best to balance the risks and rewards of your longshot bet.
Potential Profit from a 50/1 Bet
There are two reasons why NZ punters go for 50/1 bets. First, backing a longshot outcome is quite exciting, as your expectations are low, so an eventual win takes the excitement through the roof. Second, 50/1 bets pay really well. Here we explain just how well. The table below tells you the profit you would make from a 50/1 using different stakes.
Bet Stake Amount | Potential Profit from a 50/1 Bet |
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$10 |
$500 |
$20 |
$1,000 |
$30 |
$1,500 |
$40 |
$2,000 |
$50 |
$2,500 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are 50/1 Odds in Betting?
50/1 odds tell you that for every $1 you wager, you stand to get a profit of $50.
What is a 50/1 Bet Each Way?
When placing a 50/1 each-way bet, you wager on the same event and your bet stake is divided. Popular in horse racing betting, it allows you to bet on Win and Place. The bet on Win is at odds of 50/1, but the bet on Place is at lower odds.
Can I Use a Free Bet on 50/1 Odds?
Yes, you can. However, make sure to check the terms of the free bet offer. They might come with restrictions regarding the number of selections and odds to ensure you are eligible for the free bet.