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What does +200 mean in betting?

+200 means a $100 bet wins $200, and a $10 bet wins $20. The price says it wins 33.3% of the time, so at +200 you make money on bets that win more than 33.3% of the time.

33.33%Implied chance
3Decimal odds
2/1Fraction
$20$10 bet wins
$200$100 bet wins
$50Bet to win $100
33.3%Break-even win rate
$30$10 bet returns

In plain words

+200 is an underdog: a $100 bet wins $200, and a $10 bet wins $20.

The price says it wins 33.3% of the time, about 3.3 times in 10. You will lose more of these than you win. That is fine when the real chance is above 33.3%, because each win covers 2 losses.

Expect cold runs. At 33.3%, the chance of losing five in a row is 13.2%. Bet sizes that survive those runs matter more than any single pick.

Where you see +200

Two to one. Common on soccer underdogs, on hockey road teams against the best clubs, and on many anytime touchdown props.

100 bets at +200

Win rateWins in 100Result on 100 bets of $10
30.3%30.3-$90
33.3% (break-even)33.3$0
36.3%36.3+$90

Three points above break-even turns 100 bets of $10 at +200 into about $90 of profit; three points below loses about the same. The edge is the few points, not the pick.

Prices next to +200

PriceChance$10 winsBet to win $100
+14041.7%$14$71.43
+15040.0%$15$66.67
+17536.4%$17.50$57.14
+20033.3%$20$50
+25028.6%$25$40
+30025.0%$30$33.33
+40020.0%$40$25

One step better for you, +250 pays $50 more than +200 on every $100 bet that wins.

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Questions

What does +200 mean in betting?

+200 means a $100 bet wins $200, and a $10 bet wins $20. The price says it wins 33.3% of the time, so at +200 you make money on bets that win more than 33.3% of the time.

How much does a $10 bet win at +200?

$20 in profit. You get $30 back in total: your $10 plus the win. A $100 bet wins $200.

What win rate do I need at +200?

More than 33.3% to make money over time. That is the price's implied chance, also called the break-even rate.

What is +200 in decimal odds?

3. A $1 bet returns $3 in total. As a fraction it is 2/1.

Is +200 worth betting?

Only when the real chance is above 33.3%. A side that wins 38.3% of the time at +200 makes about $15 per $100 bet on average; one that wins 28.3% loses about $15.

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