Union Jack Round Robin Calculator

Use our Union Jack Round Robin Calculator to calculate 80 betting lines from nine selections arranged by entry order as a 3×3 grid. The calculator uses the three rows, three columns and two diagonals, producing 48 directional stakes-about lines, 24 doubles and eight trebles. Enter each price and stake to see total outlay, potential returns and profit, then open the unit breakdown for the individual lines.

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How does Union Jack Round Robin work?

Nine selections are assigned to a 3×3 grid in the order entered. The eight Union Jack paths are the three rows, three columns and two diagonals. Across those paths, this version creates 48 directional stakes-about lines, 24 doubles and eight trebles, for 80 betting lines in total.

How are Union Jack Round Robin returns calculated?

A stake is applied to each of the 80 lines. The calculator totals returns from eligible lines using the outcomes entered and deducts the total stake to show profit. The current shared interface uses a selection list rather than a draggable grid, so entry order determines each grid position.

Compare the Union Jack calculators

Union Jack Trebles is the lightest version. Union Jack Trixie adds doubles, Union Jack Patent adds repeated singles, and Union Jack Round Robin adds directional stakes-about lines. Choose the structure first, then set a unit stake that fits its line count.

Frequently asked questions

How many bets are in Union Jack Round Robin?

80 lines: 48 directional stakes-about lines, 24 doubles and eight trebles.

Why are there eight Union Jack paths?

The 3×3 arrangement creates three rows, three columns and two diagonals.

Does selection order matter?

Yes. The first nine entries fill the grid positions in order, which determines the rows, columns and diagonals.

Can I drag selections around a grid?

No. The current interface uses the ordered selection list; change the entry order to change grid placement.

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