Treble Calculator

Three selections combined into a single bet. All three must win for the bet to pay. Winnings cascade through the legs in order: leg 1 returns roll over to leg 2, then leg 2 returns roll over to leg 3, multiplying with each successful selection.

Three: each in a different race. A treble is the next step up from a double in size and risk: bigger return if it lands, smaller chance of it landing.

The whole bet loses. There's no consolation for two-out-of-three. If you want a return for two winners, use a Trixie (4 bets, 3 doubles + 1 treble) or a Patent (7 bets, adds the singles).

Yes. An each-way treble is a win treble on all three plus a place treble. Stake doubles to cover both parts. The place treble pays if all three at least place. Most useful at longer prices where the place part is meaningful.

Because the odds multiply across all three legs. Three selections at 3/1 each = decimal 4.0 × 4.0 × 4.0 = 64.0 for the treble, versus 16.0 for the double. The big number reflects the lower probability: three winners is much rarer than two.