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House edge-adjusted payout
The multiplier actually paid on a win, after the operator's margin is deducted from the mathematically fair multiplier. If the fair multiplier is 2.00× and the house edge is 1%, you are paid 1.98×.
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House edge-adjusted payout: a practical example
For a 50% win probability, a fair total-return multiplier is 1 ÷ 0.5 = 2.00×. Applying a 1% edge gives 1.98×. A winning $10 stake returns $19.80 total, including the original $10.
Common misunderstanding
Check whether a displayed multiplier includes the stake. A total return of 1.98× is $0.98 profit per $1 winning stake, not $1.98 profit.
Examples use hypothetical inputs. Operator terms must be checked separately.
Understanding the term does not change the odds. 18+ only. Nothing here is betting advice.