How the Lucky 31 bet calculator works
The calculator spreads stake across five singles, ten doubles, ten trebles, five fourfolds, and a fivefold. Each block shows gross return, net profit, and contribution to the overall ticket so you can see where cover comes from and where upside lives. Bonus fields let you apply one-winner, five-winner, or all-winner boosts; each-way mode mirrors standard festival terms; and settlement controls keep a live view of remaining exposure.
- Settlement tracker that updates potential returns per result.
- Bonus inputs for one, five, or all winners with instant recalculation.
- Each-way customisation with place fractions and number of places.
- Commission and free bet handling for realistic net results.
- Stake summary that keeps total outlay and ROI front of mind.
When to use the Lucky 31 bet calculator
Ideal during Cheltenham, Aintree, or any meeting where you have five strong fancies but still want the option of a big payout. Use it when you value singles cover on top of a robust multiple structure and want precise visibility before placing.
Make smarter staking decisions
Use the numbers to decide if stepping up to a Lucky 63 (with six selections) or scaling back to a Canadian fits your bankroll. If an early short-priced leg wins, revisit the dashboard to evaluate partial hedges or stake adjustments on the remaining lines.
Frequently asked questions
How many bets are in a Lucky 31?
Thirty-one bets covering every combination of five selections including singles.
Is it expensive to place?
Total stake is higher than a Canadian due to singles, but the calculator highlights the outlay and expected return so you can size sensibly.
Does it support free bet stakes?
Yes. Toggle free bet mode to remove the returned stake from profit calculations.
When should I choose a Canadian instead?
When you want lower stake without singles cover. Use the calculator to compare risk and expected value before deciding.