Bet Calculator
Use our bet calculator to work out potential returns, profit and total stake from your odds and chosen stake. It supports Singles, Each Way, Doubles, Trebles, Accas, Lucky 15s and a wide range of system bets. Choose the calculator you need, enter each selection and see the number of betting lines, total outlay and estimated returns update instantly.
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How to use the Bet Calculator
- Choose the appropriate bet type. The parent calculator starts with Singles; selecting another type opens its dedicated calculator page.
- Add the required selections and enter the odds shown on your bet slip.
- Choose whether your stake is per bet or the total stake, then enter the amount.
- Review the number of lines, total stake, potential return and potential profit. Update selection outcomes to see realised figures where available.
- If useful, sign in and save the completed calculation to your Profit Tracker.
How are betting returns calculated?
For a standard winning bet, potential return is the stake multiplied by the decimal odds. Profit is the return minus the amount staked. Multiples combine the odds for several selections, while system bets create several separate betting lines. For those bets, total stake is the stake per line multiplied by the number of lines.
A £10 single at decimal odds of 3.00 has a potential return of £30 and a potential profit of £20.
Which bet calculator should I use?
Use the Singles Calculator for one selection, the Doubles Calculator for two selections, the Trebles Calculator for three selections, the Each Way Calculator for separate win and place returns, or the Acca Calculator for an accumulator. System bets use different combinations of lines, so open the dedicated Lucky 15 Calculator, Lucky 31 Calculator, Patent Calculator or Yankee Calculator when that is the bet shown on your slip.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bet calculator?
A bet calculator works out the number of betting lines, total stake, potential return and potential profit from your bet type, odds and stake.
What is the difference between potential and realised returns?
Potential return shows what the bet could pay if the remaining selections win. Realised return reflects the outcomes you have marked as won, lost, placed or void. Update each selection's outcome to see the realised figures change.
What is the difference between returns and profit?
Return is the total amount paid back when a bet wins, including the returned stake where applicable. Profit is what remains after the stake is deducted.
Can I calculate accumulator bets?
Yes. Use the Acca Calculator for ordinary accumulator returns. If you need bookmaker back stakes, exchange lay stakes and qualifying profit, use the Matched Betting Calculator instead.
What odds should I enter?
Enter the odds shown on your bet slip in the format displayed by the calculator. Decimal odds are used by default. If you need to compare or convert decimal, fractional or American odds, use the Odds Converter.