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Treble bet calculator

Enter each selection's price — fractional like 5/2 or decimal like 3.50 — mark how it finished and set your stake per bet. The calculator settles it the way a bookmaker does.

Currency
Odds
Selection 1
Selection 2
Selection 3
Return
€9.45
Profit
+€8.45
Bets
1
Total stake
€1.00

"Placed" counts only on an each-way bet: the win part loses and the place part pays at the place terms. A void leg counts at odds of 1.00.

What is a treble bet?

A treble is one bet on three selections that all have to win, the three prices multiplied together. Three short prices — evens, 5/4 and 11/10 — become a single price of 9.45 in decimal, which is why trebles are the most common acca on a Saturday coupon.

One loser sinks the treble. A void selection drops out and the bet settles as a double on the other two. If you want something back when only two of the three win, the Trixie covers the same three selections with three doubles as well as the treble, at four times the stake.

A worked example

Three winners, €1 stake: Evens (2.00, won), 5/4 (2.25, won), 11/10 (2.10, won). The treble costs €1.00 and returns €9.45 — a profit of €8.45. The figures above are the calculator's own: change any price or result to see how the return moves.

Football selections

These bets started on the racecourse but settle the same on football: a selection is any call at its price — a result, over 2.5 goals, both teams to score, an outright. Every leg carries the bookmaker's margin, and multiples multiply it, so the margin calculator is worth a look before you choose prices, and our match predictions put the model's calls beside the bookmaker's prices — the day's Free Picks open to everyone. For one straight multiple, use the accumulator calculator.

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Trixie34No
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Canadian526No
Lucky 31531Yes
Heinz657No
Lucky 63663Yes
Goliath8247No

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