CP Price Desk
The math in every price, on the board.
Parlay calculator
Enter up to 12 legs and a stake and see the combined odds, the return and the implied chance of the whole parlay. Free, 21+.
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How it works
Multiply the legs
Every leg becomes decimal odds and they multiply. A leg that pushed or was voided counts as 1.00 and drops out.
Stake times that number
The return is the stake times the combined number; the winnings are the return minus the stake.
One chance for the ticket
The implied chance of the whole ticket is 1 divided by the combined number.
return = stake × d1 × d2 × … × dn- Three -110 legs, $100 stake
- 1.909 × 1.909 × 1.909 = 6.958
- Return $695.79 · winnings $595.79 · combined +596
- Implied chance of the ticket 14.4%
- If leg 2 pushes: 1.909 × 1.909 = 3.645 → return $364.46
Two to 12 legs make a parlay; one leg works too, and that is a straight bet. A leg left empty is not counted. Legs from the same game may be correlated, and books price those parlays differently from a plain multiplication.
Common questions
How is a parlay priced?
Multiply the decimal odds of every leg; the stake times that number is the return.
What happens on a push?
That leg drops out and the parlay pays on the rest.
Why is the implied chance so low?
Chances multiply; three 52% legs are 14% together. Our Parlay Builder shows the chance for each lineup it builds.