Round Robin calculator
See exactly where cover comes from inside a round robin.
Update selection outcomes as results land to keep realised returns clear.
Mirror each-way, commission, and free bet settings to match your slip.
How the Round Robin calculator works
The calculator creates three doubles, one treble, and six SSA lines and lists them in the unit breakdown. As you mark legs settled, the realised totals update automatically. Each-way terms and an optional commission deduction support realistic return modelling.
- Outcome controls for potential and realised totals.
- Each-way toggle with flexible place terms.
- Stake summary with potential and realised return.
- Commission and free bet handling for precise net figures.
- Expandable unit breakdown for every calculated line.
When to use the Round Robin calculator
Great when you like three selections but do not want everything riding on the treble. Particularly useful when one selection is more speculative, because SSAs can soften the impact if only one lands.
Make smarter staking decisions
Compare outputs against a trixie or patent to decide which balance of cover suits you best. If two legs are your strongest, calculate alternative structures separately and compare their total stake and potential return.
Round Robin example with ten lines
A GBP 1 Round Robin costs GBP 10: three doubles, one treble, and six directional SSA lines. With three racing selections at 2.50, 3.00, and 4.00, the calculator shows both the ordinary multiple returns and the extra rollover outcomes.
Round Robin vs Trixie and Flag
Use Round Robin when you want SSA rollovers on three selections. Use a Trixie for the simpler four-line doubles-and-treble structure, or a Flag for four selections.
Racing-card use case and Round Robin mistakes
Round Robins can work when three selections run at different times and rollover outcomes need tracking. The mistake is forgetting the six SSA lines and expecting the bet to behave like a Trixie. Check the line count before staking each-way.
Frequently asked questions
How many bets form a round robin?
Ten: three doubles, one treble, and six single stakes about lines.
Do I need all three winners?
No. Two winners can still return profit depending on prices, and SSAs help when only one wins.
When should I use a round robin?
When you want more cover than a treble but still like three selections.
Is it hard to settle?
The calculator groups the lines and updates realised returns when you mark outcomes.
Why does a Round Robin have ten bets?
It has four ordinary multiples plus six directional SSA lines.
Is Round Robin the same as a Trixie?
No. A Trixie has no SSA lines and only four bets.