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How to read fractional odds in hockey betting?

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I am a novice ice hockey bettor, and in need of expert hockey betting assistance. Please help me know, how to read fractional odds in hockey betting?

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  1. Fractional odds in hockey betting are displayed just as it sounds, in fractions. A favorite may have odds of 5/8, meaning a handicapper would win $5 for every $8 wagered, if their team wins.

    1/2 is equal to -200 in money line odds. A $100 wager on a team with 1/2 odds would pay $50 in profit, for a total return of $150. A $200 wager on a team with 8/5 odds would pay $320 in profit, for a return of $520 ($200/5 = 40. 40 x 8 = $320 payout + $200 original wager = $520 total payout).

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