What it does
Calculate potential returns on any UK bet — single, each-way, double, treble, accumulator, or a full-cover system bet like a Lucky 15 or Yankee. The calculator shows your total stake, the maximum return if every leg wins, and the cascade of best-case returns at each level (“if 3 of my 4 selections win, what do I get back?”).
How to use it
- 1Pick a bet type from the menu above (single, accumulator, Lucky 15, etc.) — each one tells you how many selections you need.
- 2Enter your selections and their odds in fractional, decimal or American format. Each-way and place-fraction options live below the legs.
- 3Read your total stake and best-case return from the gold panel on the right — plus the cascade showing what you get back if some legs lose.
Example: each-way single at 8/1
Backing Hardiment each-way at 8/1 with £10 stake costs £20 total (£10 win + £10 place). At 1/4 odds, the place pays at 2/1. If Hardiment wins you collect £120 (£90 win return + £30 place return). If it places only, you get the £30 place return — a £10 profit on a place finish.
Quick scenarios
Tap a preset to fill the form with realistic odds + stake — useful for trying the calculator before entering your own.
Your selections
1 / 1 selectionThis bet uses exactly 1 selection. Add the horse name (optional) and price for each one.
Stake & bet type
How much you want to put on this bet.
Tick each-way to add a place bet alongside the win bet — pays a fraction of the odds if your selection finishes in the places.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions
- It works out your potential return on any UK bet — singles, each-way, doubles, trebles, accumulators, and full-cover system bets like Lucky 15, Yankee, Patent and Heinz. Enter your selections, odds and stake, and the calculator shows your total stake, the maximum return if every leg wins, and the cascade of returns if some legs lose.
Gamble Responsibly
Gambling should be entertaining and not seen as a way to make money. Never bet more than you can afford to lose. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help and support is available.