Multiply the legs
Parlay Calculator
Add your legs, mark pushes or losses, and see the combined odds and payout.
Quick reference
$100 parlay payouts at −110
Every leg priced at −110 (1.91 decimal). Payout includes the $100 stake.
| Legs | Decimal | American | Payout | Profit | Implied prob. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-leg | 3.64 | +264 | $364.46 | $264.46 | 27.44% |
| 3-leg | 6.96 | +596 | $695.79 | $595.79 | 14.37% |
| 4-leg | 13.28 | +1228 | $1328.33 | $1228.33 | 7.53% |
| 5-leg | 25.36 | +2436 | $2535.91 | $2435.91 | 3.94% |
| 6-leg | 48.41 | +4741 | $4841.27 | $4741.27 | 2.07% |
| 7-leg | 92.42 | +9142 | $9242.43 | $9142.43 | 1.08% |
| 8-leg | 176.45 | +17545 | $17644.64 | $17544.64 | 0.57% |
| 10-leg | 643.08 | +64208 | $64308.16 | $64208.16 | 0.16% |
Transparent math
How parlay odds work
A parlay rolls the full return of each leg into the next one, so the decimal odds multiply.
Read our methodology →Payout = stake × parlay decimal
Push → leg removed (×1.00) · Any loss → payout 0
Example: $100, two legs at −110
- Each leg = 1.91 decimal (21/11)
- Parlay = 21/11 × 21/11 = 3.64 (+264)
- Payout = $364.46, profit $264.46
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How is a parlay payout calculated?
Convert every leg to decimal odds and multiply them together. Three legs at −110 (1.91 each) combine to 6.96 decimal (+596), so a $100 parlay pays $695.79 — a profit of $595.79.
What happens if one leg pushes?
A pushed (void) leg is removed and the parlay continues with the remaining legs. A three-leg −110 parlay with one push pays the same as a two-leg parlay: $364.46 on $100.
What if one leg loses?
A parlay only pays if every remaining leg wins. One losing leg means the whole parlay loses.
Is a parlay at −110 a good bet?
The implied probability of a three-leg −110 parlay is 14.37%, and the bookmaker’s margin is applied to every leg. Parlays pay more because they are much less likely to win — this calculator shows the math, not a recommendation.
Do same-game parlays work the same way?
Not exactly. Bookmakers adjust same-game parlay prices for correlated outcomes, so the real price is usually lower than multiplying the legs. Use the odds your bookmaker quotes for the whole parlay.
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