A plus (+) represents longer odds, in which case you'll win more for your wager, while a minus (-) means you're betting on a more likely outcome (as deemed by the sportsbook) and will win less when you emerge victorious. For example,R$100 on +110 odds wins youR$110, whileR$110 on -110 odds wins youR$100.

The +  and -  are put in front of odds or lines, indicating the favorites and underdogs. The favorites will be marked with a minus sign, whereas underdogs have the plus sign. This is the case for all types of bets, including moneylines and point spreads.

The number that follows the negative symbol (the odds) reveals how much to bet for everyR$100 you want to win. For example, as explained above, if the team you're betting has -110 odds, you need to wagerR$110 to winR$100. If your team has -150 odds, you must riskR$150 to winR$100.