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−1000 odds: payout and meaning

A minus sign means an odds-on price, the kind usually offered on the favorite. −1000 means you have to stake $1,000.00 to win $100 in profit; a $100 bet wins $10.00 and returns $110.00 including your stake.

−1000 at a glanceexact math, no bookmaker margin added
American−1000
Fractional1/10
Decimal1.10
Implied probability90.91%
$100 wins$10.00
To win $100, stake$1,000.00

−1000 payout chart

StakeProfit if it winsTotal payout
$10$1.00$11.00
$20$2.00$22.00
$25$2.50$27.50
$50$5.00$55.00
$100$10.00$110.00
$200$20.00$220.00
$500$50.00$550.00
$1,000$100.00$1,100.00

Payout = stake + profit. A losing bet loses the stake; a push (tie, where offered) returns it. In pounds: £100 wins £10.00. Any stake: bet calculator.

How much to bet to win a set amount at −1000

To win (profit)Stake needed
$10$100.00
$50$500.00
$100$1,000.00
$500$5,000.00

Break-even win rate at −1000

The implied probability of −1000 is about 90.91% (1 ÷ the exact decimal odds, shown rounded). That is the break-even win rate: if you bet this price many times on win-or-lose bets, you need to win more often than that to come out ahead. Whether a −1000 bet is good value depends only on whether your honest estimate of the chance beats that number — the EV calculator does the comparison.

−1000 in a parlay

Two −1000 legs parlayed combine to decimal odds of 1.21 (≈ −476, rounded): a $100 two-leg parlay pays $121.00 if both win. Three legs: decimal ≈ 1.33 (−302, rounded), paying $133.10 on $100. For independent selections from different events, those prices imply a break-even chance of about 75.13% for all three winning — an implied figure that includes each price’s margin, not a forecast; bookmakers may refuse or reprice related selections. Payouts use the exact, unrounded combined odds. Build your own with the parlay calculator.

Compare nearby odds

OddsFractionalDecimalImplied probability$100 wins
−10001/101.1090.91%$10.00
−5001/51.2083.33%$20.00
−4001/41.2580.00%$25.00
−3001/31.3375.00%$33.33
−2502/51.4071.43%$40.00

Full betting odds chart → · How betting odds work · 18+ — odds describe a price, not a prediction or a recommendation to bet.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What do −1000 odds mean?

A minus sign means an odds-on price, the kind usually offered on the favorite. −1000 means you have to stake $1,000.00 to win $100 in profit; a $100 bet wins $10.00 and returns $110.00 including your stake.

How much does a $100 bet at −1000 pay?

It wins $10.00 in profit. With your $100 stake back, the total payout is $110.00. A $10 bet wins $1.00.

What is the implied probability of −1000?

About 90.91% (rounded): 1 ÷ the exact decimal odds. It is also the win rate you need just to break even at this price over many win-or-lose bets. Bookmaker prices include a margin, so the market’s fair estimate is usually a little lower.

What is −1000 in fractional and decimal odds?

Fractional 1/10, and decimal 1.10 (rounded to two places). They describe the same price. The odds converter switches between formats for any value.

Does −1000 mean favorite?

Usually, but not by definition. −1000 is odds-on: the profit is less than the stake and the price implies more than 50% (about 90.91%). Who is the favorite depends on the other prices: both sides of a market can be odds-on at once (for example −110 / −110) because of the bookmaker’s margin.