What does 50/1 odds mean?
50/1 odds mean that for every £1 you bet, you win £50 if your selection is successful. These are long odds, suggesting that the event is considered quite unlikely to happen.
50/1 Odds Payout Table
| Bet Amount | Profit | 50/1 Total Return |
|---|---|---|
| £1 | £50 | £51 |
| £5 | £250 | £255 |
| £10 | £500 | £510 |
| £25 | £1250 | £1275 |
| £50 | £2500 | £2550 |
| £100 | £5000 | £5100 |
What do 50/1 odds payout?
- Bet £1: Profit = £50. Total return = £50 (winnings) + £1 (stake) = £51.
- Bet £5: Profit = £50 * 5 = £250. Total return = £250 + £5 = £255.
- Bet £10: Profit = £50 * 10 = £500. Total return = £500 + £10 = £510.
- Bet £25: Profit = £50 * 25 = £1250. Total return = £1250 + £25 = £1275.
- Bet £50: Profit = £50 * 50 = £2500. Total return = £2500 + £50 = £2550.
- Bet £100: Profit = £50 * 100 = £5000. Total return = £5000 + £100 = £5100.
What is 50/1 Each Way?
50/1 each way betting involves two bets: one for the selection to win, and another for the selection to place (often in the top 3, 4, or more positions). The place bet typically pays a fraction (like 1/4 or 1/5) of the win odds.
Let’s assume the place terms are 1/4 of the win odds:
- Bet £1 (£0.50 each for win and place):
- Place win = (1/4 * 50/1) * £0.50 = £6.25 profit, so total return = £6.25 + £0.50 stake = £6.75.
- If the win bet also succeeds, add £50 (win part) + £0.50 stake = £50.50, totaling £57.25.
- The calculations follow similarly for bets of £5, £10, £25, £50, and £100.
What is 50/1 Odds in Decimal?
Decimal odds represent the total payout (including the stake) for each unit bet. 50/1 in decimal is 51.00.
- £10 bet at 51.00 decimal odds:
- Total return = £10 * 51.00 = £510, including the original stake and winnings.
