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Odds

In probability theory, odds provide a measure of the probability of a particular outcome. Odds are commonly used in gambling and statistics. For example for an event that is 40% probable, one could say that the odds are "2 in 5", "2 to 3 in favor", "2 to 3 on", or "3 to 2 against".

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Statistical usage

Gambling usage

Gambling odds versus probabilities

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Odds

Nodes74
Edges73
Triples69
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027027
Components1

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Odds

Top relations

related to Decimal odds · 19
Odds → Australia, Canada, Decimal Value, Europe, European, Fair, Favoured, For, Initial Wager, Liverpool, Manchester City, New Zealand, Payout, Singapore, The, Therefore, This, Thus, When
related to Statistical usage · 13
Odds → Bernoulli, Conversely, Failure, For, In, Losses, Mathematically, Saturday, Success, Sunday, The, These, Wins
related to Fractional odds · 8
Odds → Favoured, For, However, If, In, Ireland, The, United Kingdom
related to history · 7
Odds → Act, Henry IV, Part II, Scene, Shakespeare, The, William Shakespeare
has application · 6
Odds → Bayes, Bayesian, In, Most, Similar, This
related to Gambling usage · 5
Odds → Different, However, In, On, The
related to Moneyline odds · 5
Odds → American, For, Moneyline, The, When
related to Gambling odds versus probabilities · 3
Odds → In, The, This
related to Wholesale odds · 2
Odds → This, Wholesale
related to Mathematical relations · 1
Odds → Given

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Important terminology

probability 100 ratio event means profit number example outcomes decimal moneyline favor pays fractional fair one probabilities stake gambling probable

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

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Oddshas applicationIn0.60section
Oddshas applicationMost0.60section
Oddshas applicationThis0.60section
Oddshas applicationSimilar0.60section
Oddshas applicationBayesian0.60section
Oddshas applicationBayes0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsThe0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsEuropean0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsFor0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsFavoured0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsEurope0.60section
Oddsrelated to Decimal oddsAustralia0.60section

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