Decimal odds • Implied probability • Singles • Multiples • Handicaps • Payout examples • Verify eligibility and terms • Decimal odds • Implied probability • Singles • Multiples • Handicaps • Payout examples • Verify eligibility and terms •
Superbet Research Guide

Superbet Odds & Bet Types

Learn odds formats and common bet-type mechanics before using the sportsbook.

Superbet Odds & Bet Types
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Direct answer

How decimal odds work

With decimal odds, the displayed number represents total return per unit staked if the bet wins, including the original stake. A $10 stake at decimal odds of 2.50 has a potential total return of $25 and a potential profit of $15.

Worked calculations

Three examples

StakeDecimal oddsPotential total returnPotential profit
$101.80$18.00$8.00
$102.50$25.00$15.00
$253.20$80.00$55.00
Implied probability

Turn decimal odds into a probability estimate

The simple implied-probability formula is 1 ÷ decimal odds. For 2.50, that is 1 ÷ 2.50 = 0.40, or 40%. This is a mathematical conversion of the price, not a prediction that the event has a true 40% chance.

Bet types

Common structures

Single

One selection. Settlement depends on that one outcome.

Multiple / accumulator

Several selections combined. Generally all legs must win unless operator rules say otherwise.

Handicap

An adjusted scoring line used to create a betting comparison between sides.

Total

A bet on whether a combined event statistic finishes over or under a line.

Rule precedence

Always check settlement rules

Void bets, abandoned events, dead heats, overtime and market-specific settlement can be handled differently. The operator’s current betting rules control those cases.