What are the Radhe Exchange ID Odds Formats?
When you win a wager on Radhe Exchange ID, you are paid according to the odds that the bookmaker assigned to you. Betting odds can be displayed in a variety of ways. In India, the decimal odds approach is believed to be the simplest to grasp. Decimal odds are frequently referred to as European odds because they are common throughout Europe, and they are sometimes referred to as international odds. Many bookmakers provide odds in various formats on their websites, however most Indian bookmakers exclusively provide decimal odds. Here's a rundown of the most frequent methods for calculating odds. The odds are given for each of the following:
Example 1: depicts a wager with a total gain of 150%. If you bet $10 and win, you will receive $15, putting you $5 ahead.
Example 2: depicts a bet with a total return of 300%. If you bet $10 and win, you will receive $30, putting you $20 ahead.
Odds Format | Usage | Explanation |
Example |
Example |
Decimal | Europe, India, NZ, Canada | Shows how much you would win if you bet $1 and won. | 1.50 | 3.00 |
Fractional | UK, Ireland | Shows the net return (as a fraction) from a $1.00 bet that wins. | 1/2 | 2/1 |
American | United States | A negative number shows how much money would have to be bet in order to win $100. A number that is greater than zero shows how much money you would win if you bet $100. | -200 | +200 |
Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Shows how much you would win if you bet $1 and won. | 0.50 | 2.00 |
Indonesian | Indonesia | When they are good, they are the same as Hong Kong odds. Negative odds show how much you have to bet per unit of currency to win one unit of currency. | -2.00 | 2.00 |
Malay | Malaysia | When they are good, they are the same as Hong Kong odds. Negative odds show how much you have to bet per unit of currency to win one unit of currency. Note that the odds in Malay can never be more than 1.00. | 0.50 | -0.50 |
Because decimal odds are used in India, all of the examples on this page use decimal odds. When the term “odds” is used, it refers to decimal odds.