How the Double bet calculator works
Enter two prices and a stake. The calculator multiplies the odds, applies any profit boosts or exchange commission, and shows total return alongside net winnings. If you enable each-way, it splits the stake across win and place legs for both selections and shows win, place, and combined returns. You can also test partial settlement by marking one leg as a winner and checking the remaining exposure.
- Combined odds output with a quick overround guide.
- Boost and commission fields that recalc instantly.
- Each-way support for both selections with editable place terms.
- Free bet mode for single or double stakes.
- Partial settlement toggle to model one leg won or void.
- Copyable breakdown for tracking and audits.
When to use the Double bet calculator
Ideal for reload bonuses, early price horse racing, or any spot where two strong selections deserve to be linked. Matched bettors can use it to check whether a free bet returns more as a double than as a single, and to size exchange lays accurately.
Make smarter staking decisions
Use each-way mode for racing doubles and copy the lay stake straight from the summary when hedging. If you are tempted to place two singles instead, use the comparison to understand the difference in risk and payoff. With free bets, remember the stake is not returned, so doubles can sometimes stretch the token further than a single. For plain back-and-lay bets (no multiple), use the main matched betting calculator for the core staking maths.
Frequently asked questions
What is a double bet?
A bet covering two selections where both must win. The calculator shows exact return and profit for your stake.
Can I compare boosted prices?
Yes. Enter the boost percentage or adjusted odds and totals refresh automatically so you see the uplift.
Does it help with hedging?
It does. Knowing the precise return lets you size exchange lays or dutches accurately for tighter margins.
What if one leg is void?
The double reverts to a single on the remaining leg. You can model that by marking a leg as void.