What it means
Odds of 1.80 have a threshold of about 55.6%; odds of 2.00 have 50%. This explains why win rate cannot be read without average odds.
Odds and data
Break-even threshold: what percentage an odd requires
For decimal odds, the raw break-even threshold is 1 divided by the odds before adjusting for margin and other costs.
Example
A 55% win rate can be below threshold at 1.80 and above threshold at 2.00. Same rate, different price, different conclusion.
Watch out for
This is an orientation formula, not final ROI. Market margin, pushes, stakes and sample selection still matter.
Educational content, not betting advice. Odds do not remove risk; check the operator's rules and stop if gambling is no longer fun or controlled.
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