🔁 What’s the Difference Between –100 and +100?
The sign in front of the number — minus (-) or plus (+) — is what matters most in Moneyline odds. It tells you whether the pick is a favorite or an underdog, and how the payout is calculated in your simulated account.
➖ –100 (Favorite)
A negative number means the pick is the favorite.
You must risk 100 units to simulate a 100-unit profit.
Lower reward, but higher chance of winning.
Example:
Risk 100 → Profit 100 → Total return: 200
➕ +100 (Underdog)
A positive number means the pick is the underdog.
You risk 100 units to simulate a 100-unit profit.
Same payout as -100, but this side is less likely to win.
Example:
Risk 100 → Profit 100 → Total return: 200
🎯 Key Difference:
Even though the payout is the same for both +100 and -100, they reflect opposite betting dynamics:
Odds | Type | Indicates | Payout |
-100 | Favorite | More likely to win | Risk 100 to gain 100 |
+100 | Underdog | Less likely to win | Risk 100 to gain 100 |
It’s not just about the numbers — it’s about what the sign means.
⚠️ Reminder:
All activity on BlitzFunded is 100% simulated. No real money is involved. Odds are used strictly for performance evaluation and skill assessment.