What is a single bet? - Read the article to find everything you need to know about the single bet type. Learn about the composition, how returns are calculated and tips on how to improve winnings.
Double bet calculator - Have another selection you'd also like to back? A double lets you back both simultaneously in a rollover bet that can seriously boost winnings. However, if either selection loses, the entire bet returns nothing.
Accumulator bet calculator - Accumulators offer the opportunity to increase winnings by combining many single bets into a single rollover that multiplies winnings. The calculator helps work out returns given stake and selection odds.
Single Bet Calculator - FAQ
A single bet is the simplest form of betting. You predict the outcome of an event by picking a single result, for example, a single winner of a horse race or football match.
For a single bet, your profit will be the amount of the first number in the odds for every £ of the second number you stake. For example, if the odds are 3/2, you would win £3 for every £2 you stake, plus your stake will be returned. You can calculate your returns by adding the 3 and the 2 from the odds, then multiplying by the stake. So if you bet £10 at 3/2 then the returns would be 10 x 5 = 50, divided by the denominator, so 50/2 = 25, giving you potential returns of £25.
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