Round Robin Parlay Calculator

The main advantage of a round robin bet over a single parlay bet is that when a single selection fails to win, you can still get a payout depending on the outcome of the other selections. However, this benefit comes at an increased upfront cost because instead of placing a single bet, multiple bets are required to cover all permutations.

The round robin bet is essentially the same as a collection of single parlay bets, so when there is a push (tie), cancellation or rescheduling, the affected selection is ignored across all single parlay bets for payout calculation purposes. You can use the round robin calculator to simulate all scenarios and check how it affects the payout by choosing different outcomes from the drop-down boxes.

The cost of the round robin bet varies depending on the number of legs and the size of the requested parlay. First, you calculate all the team permutations and then multiply the count by the size of the bet. For example, a 3x round robin bet on 4 teams, Team A, Team B, Team C and Team D would generate 4 parlays with the following permutations: ABC, ACD, ABD and BCD. You would then choose a bet amount of $2, for example, and multiply this by the 4 permutations, giving a total of $8.