Are you looking to maximize your sports betting strategy but getting lost in the complex world of multiples, accumulators, and system bets? Our comprehensive betting calculator takes the guesswork out of your potential returns, helping you make more informed wagering decisions across all popular bet types.
Our state-of-the-art betting calculator is a powerful tool designed to instantly calculate potential returns for any bet type used in modern sports betting. Whether you're placing a simple single bet or exploring complex system bets like a Goliath, our calculator provides accurate figures in seconds.
Unlike basic calculators, the BCP Bet Caluculator handles specialized betting scenarios including:
Plus, with our unique "Save Bet Slip" feature, you can share betting scenarios with friends or bookmark complex bets for future reference—all through a simple URL that captures your exact betting setup.
Calculate your potential returns for various bet types
A single bet is the most straightforward wager—just one selection in one event. If your selection wins, you collect; if not, you lose your stake. Perfect for beginners or when you've found that one "sure thing."
Example: Betting $10 on the Chiefs to win at odds of 2/1 would return $30 ($20 profit plus your $10 stake) if successful.
A double combines two selections into one bet. Both selections must win to receive a payout. The winnings from the first selection automatically roll over as the stake on the second.
Example: A $10 double on two selections at 2/1 each would return $90 if both win. The first $10 at 2/1 returns $30, which becomes the stake on the second selection at 2/1, returning $90.
Similar to a double but with three selections. All three must win for a payout. The potential returns increase significantly, but so does the risk.
Example: A $10 treble on three 2/1 selections would return $270 if all win, as each successful selection multiplies your potential return.
An accumulator (or "acca") contains four or more selections. Like doubles and trebles, all selections must win to receive a payout. Accumulators offer huge potential returns from small stakes but require all selections to win.
Example: A $5 five-fold accumulator with each selection at 2/1 would return $1,215 if successful—explaining why accumulators are so popular despite their difficulty.
A Trixie consists of four bets: three doubles and one treble, all from three selections. You'll need at least two selections to win to receive a return.
Example: A $5 per bet Trixie (total stake $20) on three selections at 2/1 each would return $190 if all three win. If only two win, you'd still receive $30 from the successful double.
A Patent expands on the Trixie by adding three singles to the three doubles and one treble, creating seven bets total. This provides a return even if only one selection wins.
Example: A $2 per bet Patent (total stake $14) with all selections at 3/1 would return $168 if all win. Even if just one selection wins, you'd get $8 back.
The Yankee comprises 11 bets: six doubles, four trebles, and one four-fold accumulator. You'll need at least two winning selections to see a return.
Example: A $1 per bet Yankee (total stake $11) with four selections at 2/1 could return $279 if all selections win.
The Canadian (also called a Super Yankee) involves 26 bets: ten doubles, ten trebles, five four-folds, and one five-fold accumulator. This substantial system bet requires at least two winning selections for a return.
Example: A $0.50 per bet Canadian (total stake $13) with all selections at 2/1 would return $620.50 if all win.
Named after the "57 varieties" slogan, a Heinz comprises 57 bets across six selections: 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds, and 1 six-fold accumulator.
Example: Even at just $0.20 per bet (total stake $11.40), a successful Heinz with all selections at 2/1 would return $2,195.20.
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