Canadian Bet Calculator
Use our Canadian Bet Calculator to calculate 26 betting lines from exactly 5 selections. Enter the odds and your stake per line or total stake to see the full outlay, potential return and profit. Update outcomes after settlement, open the unit breakdown when you need the individual lines, and enable each-way terms where relevant.
How to use the Canadian Calculator
A Canadian has five selections and 26 separate bets. It is the same bet structure as a Super Yankee, so the calculator shows the full outlay rather than only the five-fold stake.
- Enter the odds for all five selections. The 26 lines are assembled automatically, with no singles.
- Choose your stake type and enter a stake per bet or a total stake. If placing the bet each-way, enable that option and check the place terms.
- Review potential return and profit, then update each selection’s outcome after settlement to compare the realised figures. Use the unit breakdown for the individual bets.
At £1 per line, the win-only total is £26. An each-way Canadian at £1 per line on each side starts at £52 before any returns.
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How does a Canadian work?
The 5 selections create 10 doubles, 10 trebles, five four-folds and one five-fold, for 26 lines in total. Singles are not included, so at least two selections must win for any win-only line to return.
How are Canadian returns calculated?
A stake per line is applied across all 26 bets. The calculator totals the eligible returns from the outcomes entered, then deducts the total stake to show profit. A £1 win-only unit therefore costs £26; enabling each-way creates win and place sides and doubles that base outlay.
Canadian compared with related system bets
A Canadian is also known as a Super Yankee. Both names use the same 26-line structure and identical calculator maths; the separate pages simply serve the terminology searchers use.
Frequently asked questions
How many bets are in a Canadian?
26 betting lines across exactly 5 selections.
How much does a £1 Canadian cost?
A £1-per-line win-only Canadian costs £26. Each-way mode creates win and place sides, so the base outlay doubles.
Does a Canadian include singles?
No. It starts with doubles and includes every multiple through the 5-fold.
Can I see the individual Canadian lines?
Yes. Open the unit breakdown below the results to inspect the lines created by the calculator.
Does this calculator work out hedge stakes?
No. It calculates bookmaker-side returns. Use an appropriate matched-betting calculator for back-and-lay staking.
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