How the Round Robin calculator works
The calculator breaks the ten bets into three doubles, one treble, and six single stakes about lines. Each block displays its contribution to gross return and net profit, with active lines updating as you mark results. Each-way terms and commission inputs keep modelling realistic for racing and exchange scenarios.
- Outcome tracker showing which bets remain live as results land.
- Each-way toggle for racing scenarios with flexible place terms.
- Stake summary with bankroll guidance and ROI readout.
- Commission and free bet handling for precise nets.
- Copyable results table for your tracker.
When to use the Round Robin calculator
Excellent for bettors who want cover across three selections without relying on all three winning. Helpful on mixed-confidence cards where SSAs provide insurance if only one selection obliges early.
Make smarter staking decisions
Compare the profile to a trixie or patent to choose the mix of cover and upside that suits you. If two legs look much stronger, consider alternative structures and use the calculator to compare outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
How many bets form a round robin?
Ten bets: three doubles, one treble, and six single stakes about lines.
Do I need all three winners?
No. Two winners can be enough to profit depending on prices; SSAs help when only one wins.
When should I use a round robin?
When you like three selections but want more cover than a simple treble.
Is it complex to settle?
The calculator handles it and updates live as you mark each leg.