Indonesian Odds | What Are Indonesian Odds? How Do They Work?

The Indonesian odds format, also known as “Indo odds”, is commonly used in Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries.

In Indonesian odds, the odds are presented as positive (+) or negative (-) numbers. Positive numbers indicate underdogs and potential profit a bettor can earn per 1 unit if they win the bet, while negative numbers represent favourites and the amount a bettor must wager in order to win a profit of 1 unit.

For example, if a football team is listed at +1.50 in Indonesian odds at a sports betting site, it means that a bettor stands to profit 1.5 times their stake if the team wins the game. So, if a bettor places a bet of 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah on that team and they win, the bettor will receive 150,000 Rupiah in profit, in addition to their original stake.

On the other hand, if a team is listed at -0.50 in Indonesian odds, it means that the bettor needs to risk 0.5 units to win a profit of 1 unit. So if a bet of 50,000 Rupiah wins, the bettor will receive their original stake plus a profit of 100,000 Rupiah.

The formula for calculating the profit for a bet placed at positive (+) Indonesian odds bet is as follows:

Profit = stake x odds

The formula for calculating the profit for a bet placed at negative (-) Indonesian odds bet is as follows:

Profit = stake x (-1 / odds)

It is worth noting that Indonesian odds are simply American odds divided by 100. 

To calculate the implied probability of Indonesian odds, use the following formulas:

• For positive odds, the formula for implied probability is: (1 / (odds + 1) x 100
• For negative odds, the formula for implied probability is: (odds / (odds – 1))  x 100

For example, for odds of +1.0 , the implied probability would be (1/ 2) x 100  = 50%. 

For odds of -3.0 the implied probability would be: (-3 / -4) x 100 = 75%