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Rmg-OddsConverter-0.001
/ Rmg::OddsConverter

NAME

Rmg::OddsConverter

SYNOPSIS

my $oc = Rmg::OddsConverter->new(probability => 0.5);
print $oc->decimal;    # '2.00' (always to 2 decimal places)
print $oc->roi;             # '100%' (always whole numbers or 'Inf.')

METHODS

new()

Instanciate a new Rmg::OddsConverter object a parameter is needed to start the conversion.

List of possible parameters:
decimal
roi
probability
fractional
win_break
moneyline

Example:

my $oc = Rmg::OddsConverter->new( probability => 0.5 );
decimal

Without parameter, return the decimal odds for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->decimal . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that decimal value and return the new decimal odds value.

Example:

print $oc->decimal( 3 ) . "\n";
roi

Without parameter, return the roi ( return on investment ) for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->roi . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that roi value and return the new roi value.

Example:

print $oc->roi( 50 ) . "\n";
fractional

Without parameter, return the fractional odds for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->fractional . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that fractional odds value and return the new fractional odds value

Example:

print $oc->fractional( 50 ) . "\n";
win_break

Without parameter, return the win to break even odds for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->win_break . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that win_break odds value and return the new win to break odds value

Example:

print $oc->win_break( 90 ) . "\n";
probability

Without parameter, return the probability odds for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->probability . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that probability odds value and return the new win to probability odds value

Example:

print $oc->probability( 90 ) . "\n";
moneyline

Without parameter, return the moneyline odds for the object instantiate with the parameter from the method new()

Example:

print $oc->moneyline . "\n";

With a parameter, re-initialise the object instance with that moneyline odds value and return the new win to moneyline odds value

Example:

print $oc->moneyline( 90 ) . "\n";

EXAMPLE

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use feature qw( say );
use Data::Dumper;

use Rmg::OddsConverter;

my $p = 0.5;
my $oc = Rmg::OddsConverter->new( probability => $p );
say "Test probability ($p)";
say "decimal=" . $oc->decimal;
say "fractional=" . $oc->fractional;
say "probability=" . $oc->probability;
say "win_break=" . $oc->win_break;
say "roi=" . $oc->roi;
say "money line=" . $oc->money_line;
say "";

my $m = '-300';
say "new from moneyline ($m)";
say "new money line=" . $oc->money_line($m);
say "decimal=" . $oc->decimal;
say "fractional=" . $oc->fractional;
say "probability=" . $oc->probability;
say "win_break=" . $oc->win_break;
say "roi=" . $oc->roi;
say "money line=" . $oc->money_line;
say "";

AUTHOR

Hagen Geissler <santex@cpan.org>

May 2013

LICENSE

Under the GNU GPL2

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License,
or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;
without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program;
if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

Rmg::OddsConverter   Copyright (C) 2013 Hagen Geissler.  Rmg::OddsConverter comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY;
for details See: L<http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions;