About Safe Bet Analyzer
This theoretical calculator demonstrates arbitrage probability concepts through mathematical analysis of decimal odds combinations. Designed exclusively for academic study of risk-free profit scenarios in probability theory. Contains no actual betting functionality or financial advice.

How It Works

1. Input 2-3 decimal odds (>1.00)
2. Calculates total implied probability
3. Checks against 100% threshold
4. Shows hypothetical arbitrage opportunity
5. Suggests theoretical stake distribution

Legal Disclaimer
By using this tool, you agree:

1. Purely mathematical/educational purpose
2. No real financial implementation allowed
3. Strictly prohibited for gambling use
4. Users must be 21+ years old
5. Does NOT guarantee actual outcomes
6. We condemn all gambling activities
7. Results are academic exercises only
8. Compliance with all anti-gambling laws

Calculation Methodology
Implied Probability:
(1/Odds1) + (1/Odds2) [+ (1/Odds3)] = Total %

Arbitrage Condition:
Total % < 100% → Theoretical Profit Possible

Stake Distribution:
Stake × (1/Odds) ÷ Total Probability

Educational Value

• Demonstrates probability overround concepts
• Teaches risk-free profit mathematics
• Shows bookmaker margin calculations
• Illustrates inverse relationships in odds
• Explains theoretical market inefficiencies

Acceptable Uses

• Advanced probability coursework
• Financial mathematics education
• Economic market efficiency studies
• Statistical arbitrage theory
• Academic research projects

Strict Prohibitions
ANY association with:

• Real-money arbitrage betting
• Gambling strategy development
• Financial investment planning
• Underage access
• Illegal betting operations
  Will result in permanent access revocation and legal action.

Technical Specifications

• Handles 2-3 outcome scenarios
• Requires minimum odds of 1.01
• Validates all numerical inputs
• ₹ currency formatting
• Auto-detects optional third odds
• Mobile-responsive calculations

Analysis Limits

• Theoretical currency only
• No real-world data integration
• Simplified 3-outcome maximum
• No historical comparison
• No persistent data storage