Cash Out Calculator
Calculate an odds-based cash-out reference from your original stake, original odds and the current price for the same selection. Compare an entered offer and the net result of closing or holding.
Enter one original back bet and the current quote for the same selection. This is a price-based reference, not a cash-out offer from Macro Markets. All initial values are hypothetical.
Use ungrouped numbers and whole cents. Original stake: above zero, up to $1 billion. Optional offer: $0 to $1 trillion, including the returned stake. Leave the offer blank to calculate only the reference.
Use the same selection, event, line and settlement rules for both quotes. Current odds are not the odds for the opposing outcome. Each price can use its own format; changing a format clears only that price.
The price reference is above the original stake before added costs. It does not establish an available or accepted cash-out value.
Entered offer comparison
The entered offer is below the displayed price reference. Quote margin, costs, availability and operator rules can affect an actual offer.
Reference = original stake × original decimal odds ÷ current decimal odds. The reference and original payout are independently rounded down to cents; comparisons use the displayed values. One current quote can include market margin and is not a verified probability. Added costs, taxes, promotions, partial cash out, lay liability, pushes, voids and execution are excluded.
How to use the cash out calculator
- Enter the original USD stake and the original price of one back bet. Choose the format of that price.
- Enter the current odds for the same selection under matching settlement rules. Choose its format independently.
- Compare the price reference, the original win/loss outcomes and an optional total offer. An operator’s actual offer and acceptance can differ from this model.
Hypothetical example: $100 at +200 (3.0 decimal), with the same selection now at −150 (5/3 decimal), gives a $180 price reference and $80 reference net. A $170 total offer gives $70 net, $10 below the displayed reference.
Compare an opposing bet with the hedge calculator.Cash out calculator questions
How is the cash-out reference calculated?
Multiply the original stake by the original decimal odds to get the original gross winning payout, then divide that exact amount by the current decimal odds. Round the reference down to cents and subtract the original stake for the modeled net. The original payout is rounded separately; offer comparisons use the displayed reference.
Is this the cash-out amount an operator will offer?
No. It is a reference from manually entered prices. The current quote can include market margin and does not reveal the true probability. Operator adjustments, costs, stake rules, liquidity, availability and price changes can produce a different offer or prevent acceptance.
Which current odds should I enter?
Use the current price for the original selection with the same event, line and settlement terms. Do not enter the price of its opponent. An opposing back bet belongs in the hedge calculator. Exchange lay positions and commission need a different model.
Does the calculator close my bet or include fees?
No transaction is submitted. The calculation covers one standard back bet before added costs. It excludes fees, tax, free bets, promotions, partial cash out, lay liability, pushes, voids and special settlement rules. A blank offer is optional; zero is accepted as an entered offer.
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