How the Each way bet calculator works
The calculator divides your total stake equally between the win and place legs, applies the place fraction and number of places that you select, and then produces separate profit lines alongside the combined return. You can set standard festival terms or enhanced place offers, and the tool will mirror them exactly. If you hedge on exchanges, add commission and compare laying the win or laying the place to keep risk controlled.
- Customisable place fractions from 1/5 through 1/4 and bespoke terms.
- Win only, place only, and combined result comparison.
- Exchange commission support for win and place lays.
- Free bet handling for win only or each-way stakes.
- Quick toggle to mirror bookie enhanced place promos.
- Copy results to your tracker in one click.
When to use the Each way bet calculator
Perfect for extra place reload offers, festival racing, and golf majors where each-way value can drive long term profit. Use it when you want to test whether an each-way angle is superior to a straight win bet, or when you need to model the impact of enhanced places on expected value.
Make smarter staking decisions
Adjust the number of places or place fraction to mirror enhanced terms. Seeing the difference in black and white helps you prioritise the best offers. Compare combined returns to the win only figure to decide if you are paying too much for place insurance. When hedging, check both win-lay and place-lay projections to see which produces the tightest margin.
Frequently asked questions
How does the calculator split my stake?
It automatically divides the stake equally between the win and place legs, showing each result separately and the combined outcome.
Can it handle enhanced place offers?
Yes. Enter the bookmaker place fraction and number of places to mirror the promotion before you stake.
Should I always bet each-way?
No. Use the comparison view to check whether the place insurance reduces your expected value compared to a win only bet.
Can I model exchange hedges on the place leg?
Yes. Enter lay odds and commission to understand true net returns when you hedge the place or the win.