How is a soccer parlay payout calculated?

Convert each moneyline to decimal odds, multiply them together and multiply by your stake. -150, +120 and -110 become 1.67, 2.20 and 1.91, which combine to 7.00, so a $20 parlay pays $140.00 in total.

What does a minus moneyline mean in a parlay?

A minus price such as -150 is a favorite: you would stake $150 to win $100 on its own. Its decimal value is 1 + 100 ÷ 150 = 1.67, which is what gets multiplied into the parlay.

What happens if a soccer game in my parlay is postponed?

That leg is usually graded as a push or void and counts as 1.00. The parlay continues with the remaining legs at lower combined odds. Check your sportsbook's own rules.

Are soccer moneylines three-way?

Yes. Unlike most US sports, soccer has a draw, so a team moneyline loses if the game is tied after 90 minutes plus stoppage time. That makes each leg less likely than a two-way pick at similar odds.

What are the true odds of my parlay hitting?

Multiply each leg's implied probability. Our model's estimate appears when you add legs from our predictions, alongside fair odds without the sportsbook's vig.

Soccer Parlay Calculator: Payouts From Moneyline Odds

A 3-leg soccer parlay at -150, +120, -110 has parlay odds of +600 (7.00 decimal). A $20.00 bet pays out $140.00, a profit of $120.00, if every leg wins.

How to use the parlay calculator

Type the moneyline for each pick, such as -150 for a favorite or +120 for an underdog. Decimal and fractional odds work as well. Mark each leg as Win, Void (a push, for example a postponed game) or Lose, then enter your bet amount. Dollars are the default; Canadian dollars, pounds and euros are in the currency menu. The parlay odds and payout update instantly, and the page URL saves your ticket so you can text it to a friend.

Want a second opinion on your picks? Use "Add from ProbaPredict" to search upcoming games in the Premier League, La Liga, the Bundesliga, Serie A, the Champions League and major international tournaments. Each pick comes with our model probability, and once every leg is ours you will see our estimated chance of the parlay hitting.

The math behind a parlay

Moneyline to decimal: plus odds: 1 + odds ÷ 100. Minus odds: 1 + 100 ÷ |odds|.
Parlay odds = the product of every leg's decimal odds.
Payout = bet × parlay odds. Profit = payout − bet.
Pushes count as 1.00. One loss loses the whole parlay.
Back to American: if parlay decimal is 2.00 or more, American = +(decimal − 1) × 100.

Example 1: a three-leg Premier League parlay

You take Arsenal -150, an underdog at +120 and Over 2.5 goals at -110, and bet $20. In decimal: 1.67, 2.20 and 1.91. Multiplied: 7.00, which is +600 as a moneyline. If all three hit, the payout is $140.00, so you profit $120.00. The implied probability of all three is about 14.3% before removing the sportsbook's vig.

Example 2: a push

Same ticket, but the underdog's game is postponed and graded as a push. That leg counts as 1.00, so the parlay is now 1.67 × 1.91 = 3.18, or +218. Your $20 pays $63.64 if both remaining legs win.

Soccer parlays are different

Soccer moneylines are three-way: home, draw and away. A tie after regular time (90 minutes plus stoppage) loses a team moneyline, which is why soccer favorites often carry longer prices than an NFL or NBA favorite of similar strength. Totals usually use lines like Over/Under 2.5 goals, so there is no push on a half-goal line.

Common mistakes

Adding moneylines together. You must convert to decimal and multiply.
Forgetting the draw. A -150 favorite can still fail to win if the game ends tied.
Building same-game parlays here. Legs from the same match are correlated, so sportsbooks price them below the simple product.
Chasing big parlays. Each extra leg adds vig and cuts the chance of cashing.

See today's soccer predictions with win probabilities for every game, our ready-made multi-leg tickets, the odds converter for moneyline to decimal, and the value bet calculator to compare a sportsbook line with our numbers. UK readers can use the acca calculator.

Soccer Parlay Calculator: Payouts and Odds