Super Heinz bet calculator

Keep a 120-line Super Heinz under control with a clean, grouped view.

See how each winner impacts the return without losing track of exposure.

Use each-way, boosts, commission, and free bet mode to match your real slip.

 

How the Super Heinz bet calculator works

Stake is distributed across 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 fourfolds, 21 fivefolds, seven sixfolds, and the sevenfold accumulator. The calculator shows potential and realised figures and lists the calculated lines in the unit breakdown. Commission and free bet handling are included so the numbers reflect real settlement.

  • Live count of remaining combinations across all tiers.
  • Each-way support including enhanced place terms.
  • Boost handling for promo-driven payouts.
  • Commission and free bet inputs for accurate net results.
  • Expandable unit breakdown for every calculated line.

When to use the Super Heinz bet calculator

Best for syndicates and festival cards where you have seven genuine selections and want broad coverage. Also useful when a bookmaker promo encourages bigger system bets and you want to stress test the numbers first.

Make smarter staking decisions

Check the stake summary to ensure the total outlay still fits your bankroll rules. If early results go against you, use the unit breakdown to understand which lines still contributed to the realised result.

Super Heinz example with a small unit stake

A GBP 0.50 Super Heinz still costs GBP 60 because it contains 120 lines across seven selections. If four selections win, the winning doubles, trebles, and fourfolds can add up, but three short-price winners may still fall short of the total outlay.

Super Heinz vs Heinz and Goliath

Use Super Heinz when you have seven selections and want full-cover multiples without singles. Use Heinz for six selections, or Goliath when you genuinely want to stretch to eight.

Syndicate staking mistakes

Super Heinz bets are often used on festival cards or syndicate slips. The mistake is picking a unit stake that feels small but creates a large total exposure. Check the 120-line cost before discussing possible returns.

Frequently asked questions

 
 
How big is a Super Heinz?

One hundred and twenty bets across seven selections.

Do I have to stake the same on every line?

The calculator assumes equal unit stakes, but you can scale the overall stake to suit your bankroll.

Does the Super Heinz calculator work out hedge stakes?

No. It calculates sportsbook returns and does not work out exchange lay stakes.

When is this too much?

If you only have five or six genuine fancies, a Canadian, Heinz, or Lucky 63 may fit better.

Does a Super Heinz include singles?

No. It covers doubles through the sevenfold only.

Why use a small unit stake?

Because 120 lines multiply the unit stake quickly, especially if each-way is enabled.