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9. Bet Glossary

9.1 Single

  1. A single is a bet on one selection in one event. Your selection must be successful for your bet to win.

    For example, a €10 bet on a winning selection at 6/4 (Decimal equivalent: 2.50) is calculated as:
    €10 x 2.50 = €25.00 Payout. Total profit on this bet €15.00.

9.2 Each-Way Bet

  1. An each-way single consists of two bets on one selection, the first bet to win and the second bet on that selection to be placed. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed. The place odds form 2 parts, and are shown in a manner such as 1/4 1.2.3. In this instance the '1/4' represents the amount the 'Win' odds are multiplied by and the '1.2.3' shows the number of placed selections on which we pay out.

    For example, a selection may have Win odds of 10/1 (11.00) and the each-way terms on that event are 1/4 1.2.3. If a bet of €1 each-way (total cost €2) is placed settlement would be calculated as follows:

    If the selection Won.
    €1 Win at 10/1 (11.00) returns €11.00
    €1 Place at 10/4 (3.50) returns €3.50
    Total Payout €14.50
    Total Profit €12.50.

    If the selection was Placed 2nd or 3rd
    €1 Win at 10/1 (11.00) Loses
    €1 Place at 10/4 (3.50) returns €3.50
    Total Payout €3.50
    Total Profit €1.50.

  2. The place terms for Horse & Greyhound races are shown in the tables within Section 7.6, Each-Way Terms.

9.3 Doubles

  1. A win double consists of one bet involving two selections from different events. Both selections must be successful for your bet to win.
  2. An each-way double consists of two bets on two selections, the first bet on both selections to win and the second bet on both selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately and the payout on the each way double equals the total payout amount for each of the two bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.

    For example, a €10 Double, both winners, at 1.50 & 2.60 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2 & 8/5) is calculated as:

    €10 x 1.50 x 2.60 = €39.00

    This bet will have a total return of €39.00, giving a total profit of €29.00.

9.4 Trebles

  1. A win treble consists of one bet involving three selections from different events. All three selections must be successful for your bet to win.
  2. An each-way treble consists of two bets on three selections, the first bet on all selections to win and the second bet on all selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately and the payout on the each way treble equals the total payout amount for each of the two bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.

    For example, a €10 Treble, all winners, at 1.50, 2.00 & 2.60 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2, Evens & 8/5) is calculated as:

    €10 x 1.50 x 2.00 x 2.60 = €78.00

    This bet will have a total return of €78.00, giving a total profit of €68.00.

9.5 Folds

  1. A fold is a full combination of multiple bets within a given number of selections. Therefore if you choose 7 selections the 'Bet Types' allowed will include the following:

    Folds4 (all combinations of 4 from 7) 35 bets

    Folds5 (all combinations of 5 from 7) 21 bets

    Folds6 (all combinations of 6 from 7) 7 bets

    For example, a €2 Five Fold, all winners, at 2.00, 1.80, 1.60, 2.00 & 1.25 (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 4/5, 3/5, Evens & 1/4) is calculated as:

    €2 x 2.00 x 1.80 x 1.60 x 2.00 x 1.25 = €28.80

    This bet will have a total return of €28.80, giving a total profit of €26.80.

9.6 Accumulator

  1. A win accumulator consists of 4 or more selections from different events. All of the selections must be successful for your bet to win.
  2. An each-way accumulator consists of two bets on 4 or more selections, the first bet on all selections to win and the second bet on all selections to be placed. Both of the bets are settled separately and the payout on the each way accumulator equals the total payout amount for each of the two bets. The specific terms of the each-way bet will vary depending on the number of runners/players and, if an ante-post or sports bet, the place odds available at the time the bet was placed.

    For example, a €3 Accumulator on 8 selections, all winners, at 1.50, 1.40, 1.40, 1.30, 1.75, 1.80, 1.20 & 1.25 (Fractional equivalent: 1/2, 2/5, 2/5, 3/10,3/4, 4/5, 1/5 & 1/4) is calculated as:

    €3 x 1.50 x 1.40 x 1.40 x 1.30 x 1.75 x 1.80 x 1.20 x 1.25 = €54.18

    This bet will have a total return of €54.18, giving a total profit of €51.18.

9.7 Trixie

  1. A trixie consists of four bets involving three selections from different events, combining 3 doubles and 1 treble. A minimum of two of your selections must be successful to get a return.

9.8 Patent

  1. A Patent consists of seven bets involving three selections from different events, comprising 3 singles, 3 doubles and 1 treble. You only need one successful selection to guarantee a return.

9.9 Lucky 15

  1. A Lucky 15 consists of fifteen bets involving four selections from different events, combining 4 singles, 6 doubles, 4 trebles and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
  2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled.
  3. For four winners out of four a bonus of 10% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet).
  4. If a Lucky 15 contains a non runner no bonuses will apply to that bet.

    For example, if the 4 selections and their odds were:

    A = 2.00 B = 3.50 C = 4.00 D = 1.50

    (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 5/2, 3/1 & 1/2)

    a) If all 4 selections won in a €1 Lucky 15 the winnings would be calculated as such:

    4 x Singles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A 2.00 = 2.00
    B 3.50 = 3.50
    C 4.00 = 4.00
    D 1.50 = 1.50

    6 x Doubles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B 2.00 x 3.50 = 7.00
    A + C 2.00 x 4.00 = 8.00
    A + D 2.00 x 1.50 = 3.00
    B + C 3.50 x 4.00 = 14.00
    B + D 3.50 x 1.50 = 5.25
    C + D 4.00 x 1.50 = 6.00

    4 x Trebles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 = 28.00
    A + B + D 2.00 x 3.50 x 1.50 = 10.50
    A + C + D 2.00 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 12.00
    B + C + D 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 21.00

    1 x Accumulator

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C + D 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 42.00

    Total Payout = €167.75 minus stake €15.00, leaving total winnings of €152.75.
    As all 4 have won the 10% bonus on winnings applies (see Rule 9.10.3).
    Therefore Bonus is 10% of €152.75 = €15.27

    Total payout is therefore €167.75 + €15.27 = €183.02
    The cost of the bet is €15.00, leaving a profit in this instance of €168.02.

    b) Using the same odds and stake as above, if only selection C won and the other 3 selections lost, the winnings would be calculated as such:

    The only winning bet would be the single on Selection C, all other single and multiple bets would be losers.

    As per Rule 9.8.2 above, with only 1 winner your winnings are doubled, therefore:
    €1 x €4.00 (payout) — €1 (stake) = €3.

    Winnings on selection C with bonus
    €3 x 2 = €6.00.

    Payout on selection C with bonus
    €6 (winnings) + €1 (stake) = €7.00

    The cost of the bet is €15.00, leaving a loss in this instance of €8.00.

9.10 Lucky 31

  1. A Lucky 31 consists of thirty one bets involving five selections from different events, combining 5 singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
  2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled. (See example b in 9.8 (Lucky 15)).
  3. For five winners out of five a bonus of 20% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet).
  4. For four winners out of five a bonus of 5% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet). If the win return with four winners is less than the total win stake then no bonus will be applied.
  5. If a Lucky 31 contains a non runner no bonuses will apply to that bet.

9.11 Lucky 63

  1. A Lucky 63 consists of sixty three bets involving six selections from different events, combining 6 singles, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and 1 accumulator. You need only one winner to guarantee a return.
  2. In the event of one winner only, your winnings are doubled. (See example b in 9.8 (Lucky 15)).
  3. For six winners out of six a bonus of 25% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet).
  4. For five winners out of six a bonus of 15% is added to winnings on the win part of the bet (winnings = the return for the win part of the bet minus the win stakes for that bet). If the win return with five winners is less than the total win stake then no bonus will be applied.
  5. If a Lucky 63 contains a non runner no bonuses will apply to that bet.

9.12 Yankee

  1. A Yankee consists of eleven bets involving four selections from different events, comprising 6 doubles, 4 trebles and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

    For example, if the 4 selections and their odds were:

    A = 2.00 B = 3.50 C = 4.00 D = 1.50

    (Fractional equivalent: Evens, 5/2, 3/1 & 1/2)

    a) If all 4 selections won in a €1 Yankee the winnings would be calculated as such:

    6 x Doubles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B 2.00 x 3.50 = 7.00
    A + C 2.00 x 4.00 = 8.00
    A + D 2.00 x 1.50 = 3.00
    B + C 3.50 x 4.00 = 14.00
    B + D 3.50 x 1.50 = 5.25
    C + D 4.00 С… 1.50 = 6.00

    4 x Trebles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 = 28.00
    A + B + D 2.00 x 3.50 x 1.50 = 10.50
    A + C + D 2.00 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 12.00
    B + C + D 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 21.00

    1 x Accumulator

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C + D 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x 1.50 = 42.00

    The total payout for this bet would be the total of all 11 winning bets, in this case €156.75. The bet would cost €11 leaving an overall profit of €145.75.

    b) Using the same odds and stake as above, if only 3 selections won and selection D lost the winnings would be calculated as such:

    6 x Doubles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B 2.00 x 3.50 = 7.00
    A + C 2.00 x 4.00 = 8.00
    A + D 2.00 x Lose = Nil
    B + C 3.50 x 4.00 = 14.00
    B + D 3.50 x Lose = Nil
    C + D 4.00 x Lose = Nil

    4 x Trebles

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 = 28.00
    A + B + D 2.00 x 3.50 x Lose = Nil
    A + C + D 2.00 x 4.00 x Lose = Nil
    B + C + D 3.50 x 4.00 x Lose = Nil

    1 x Accumulator

    Selections Odds Payout
    A + B + C + D 2.00 x 3.50 x 4.00 x Lose = Nil

    The total payout for this bet would be the total of all 4 winning bets, in this case €57.00 (the other 7 bets are losing ones). The bet would cost €11 leaving an overall profit of €46.00.

9.13 Super Yankee

  1. A Super Yankee (also known as a Canadian) consists of twenty six bets involving five selections from different events, comprising 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

9.14 Heinz

  1. A Heinz consists of fifty seven bets involving six selections from different events, comprising 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

9.15 Super Heinz

  1. A Super Heinz consists of one hundred and twenty bets involving seven selections from different events, comprising 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 four-folds, 21 five-folds, 7 six-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

9.16 Goliath

  1. A Goliath consists of two hundred and forty seven bets involving eight selections from different events, comprising 28 doubles, 56 trebles, 70 four-folds, 56 five-folds, 28 six-folds, 8 seven-folds and 1 accumulator. You need two successful selections to guarantee a return.

9.17 Round Robin

  1. A Round Robin consists of ten bets involving 3 selections from different events, comprising 3 doubles, 1 treble and 6 Any To Come (ATC) single bets. This is where the whole or part of the return from one selection is automatically reinvested on another selection (see example below).
  2. Round Robins are only accepted on Horse Racing or Greyhound events, excluding Ante-Post events.

For Example, if the 3 selections and their odds were:

A = 2.50 B = 3.00 C = 4.00

(Fractional equivalent: 6/4, 2/1 & 3/1)

a) If all selections won in a €1 Round Robin, the payout would be calculated as such:

3 x Doubles

Selections Odds Payout
A + B 2.50 x 3.00 = 7.50
A + C 2.50 x 4.00 = 10.00
B + C 3.00 x 4.00 = 12.00

1 x Treble

Selections Odds Payout
A + B + C 2.50 x 3.00 x 4.00 = 30.00

6 x Any To Come Bets

(This means your stake goes on the first selection, and if there is any return then you get the same stake on the second selection. This stake for this extra bet will be deducted from the final returns)

€1A ATC*     €1B = 2.50 + 3.00     As 'A' won then €1 goes on 'B'
€1B ATC €1A = 3.00 + 2.50     As 'B' won then €1 goes on 'A'
€1A ATC €1C = 2.50 + 4.00     As 'A' won then €1 goes on 'C'
€1C ATC €1A = 4.00 + 2.50     As 'C' won then €1 goes on 'A'
€1B ATC €1C = 3.00 + 4.00     As 'B' won then €1 goes on 'C'
€1C ATC €1B = 4.00 + 3.00     As 'C' won then €1 goes on 'B'

* - ATC (Any to Come)

The total payout from all the winning bets is €97.50.

The additional Any To Come stakes not included in the original stake is €6.00 (to be deducted from returns).

Therefore the total returns are €91.50, the total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall profit of €81.50 for this bet.

b) If selections A & B won, and selection C lost, in a €1 Round Robin, the payout would be calculated as such:

3 x Doubles

Selections Odds Payout
A + B 2.50 x 3.00 = 7.50
A + C 2.50 x Lose = Nil
B + C 3.00 x Lose = Nil

1 x Treble

Selections Odds Payout
A + B + C 2.50 x 3.00 x Lose = Nil

6 x Any To Come Bets

(This means your stake goes on the first selection, and if there is any return then you get the same stake on the second selection. This stake for this extra bet will be deducted from the final returns)

€1A ATC*     €1B = 2.50 + 3.00      As 'A' won then €1 goes on 'B'
€1B ATC €1A = 3.00 + 2.50      As 'B' won then €1 goes on 'A'
€1A ATC €1C = 2.50 + Lose     As 'A' won then €1 goes on 'C'
€1C ATC €1A = Lose + N/A      As 'C' lost then no money goes on 'A'
€1B ATC €1C = 3.00 + Lose     As 'B' won then €1 goes on 'C'
€1C ATC €1B = Lose + N/A      As 'C' lost then no money goes on 'B'

* - ATC (Any to Come)

The total payout from all the winning bets is €24.00.

The additional Any To Come stakes not included in the original stake is €4.00 (to be deducted from returns).

Therefore the total returns are €20.00, the total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall profit of €10.00 for this bet.

c) If one selection won, e.g. C with odds = 4.00, and A and B lost in the above Round Robin bet, only 2 ATC bets will be winners, the total payout is calculated as follows:

1st Selection    2nd Selection
€1C ATC* €1A = 4.0 + Lose     As 'C' won then €1 goes on 'A'
€1C ATC €1B = 4.0 + Lose     As 'C' won then €1 goes on 'B'

* - ATC (Any to Come)

Return from the two winning bets is €8.00.

The additional Any To Come stakes not included in the original stake is €2.00 (to be deducted from returns).

Total payout from the two ATC winning bets is €8.00 - €2.00 = €6.00.

Therefore the total returns are €6.00, the total stake paid was €10.00, leaving an overall loss of €4.00 for this bet.

9.18 Flag

  1. A Flag consists of 23 bets involving 4 selections from different events, comprising 6 doubles, 4 trebles, 1 Accumulator and 12 Any To Come (ATC) single bets. (In other words a Flag is a Yankee plus 12 single ATC bets) This is where the whole or part of the return from one selection is automatically reinvested on another selection. See the Round Robin section, 9.16 above, for details on Any To Come bets.
  2. Flags are only accepted on Horse Racing or Greyhound events, excluding Ante-Post events.

9.19 Straight Forecast

  1. A Straight Forecast bet is one where you choose two selections, in a Horse or Greyhound race, to finish first and second in the correct order. The odds for the forecast will not be known at the time you place your bet. A computer generated straight forecast dividend (payout including stake) is declared soon after the result. In order to get a return you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order.
  2. The dividend is made using a complex mathematical formula primarily based on the starting prices of the horses or greyhounds concerned in the forecast. The calculation is made by the PA (Press Association) and SIS (Satellite Information Services), whose results are then cross referenced for the official setting of the dividend. Generally, the bigger the starting odds are the bigger the dividend will be.
  3. Other factors also affect the size of the forecast, including the number of runners, if there is a short-priced favourite, etc.
  4. Once the starting prices have been decided on course by the Senior SP returner they are relayed to the broadcaster. The forecast dividend will then be calculated.
  5. The dividend is declared generally within a few minutes of the result and starting prices being known. The dividend is declared to a €1 stake which is included in the figure given. Therefore, a €10 Straight Forecast, where the dividend declared is €24.50 will give a payout of €245.00.
  6. For example, the following were actual forecast dividends. These are purely used as examples and dividends can vary upon a number of different factors, including the number of runners, if there is a short-priced favourite, etc.

    1st 6/1 (7.00) 2nd 5/2 (3.50) - Forecast Paid €21.22 including €1 stake — 13.10 Hereford 01/12/2009

    1st 4/6 (1.67) 2nd 9/4 (3.25) — Forecast Paid €2.45 including €1 stake — 14.10 Hereford 01/12/2009

    1st 8/1 (9.00) 2nd 5/1 (6.00) — Forecast Paid €47.68 including €1 stake — 14.20 Southwell 01/12/2009

    1st 4/1 (5.00) 2nd 4/9 (1.44) — Forecast Paid €6.34 including €1 stake — 14.00 Lingfield 01/12/2009

9.20 Reverse Forecast

  1. A Reverse Forecast bet is one where you choose two selections in one event to finish first and second in either order. (This is effectively two different straight forecasts on one bet slip). A computer generated straight forecast dividend is declared. In order to get a return you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order.

9.21 Combination Forecast

  1. A Combination Forecast bet is one where you choose three or more selections in one event, two of which must finish first and second in either order. (This is effectively a series of straight forecast bets on one bet slip and requires multiple stakes according to the number of selections). A computer generated straight forecast dividend is declared. In order to get a return you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order.

9.22 Straight Forecast Double

  1. A Straight Forecast Double is a bet where you choose 4 selections in two events (2 selections in each of events). In both events your selections must finish 1st and 2nd in the correct order. A computer generated straight forecast dividend is declared on each of the races (see Help, 9.18.2). In order to get a return you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the correct order in each race.
  2. Bet returns are calculated by multiplying the two dividends together, which gives the return for a €1 unit stake. The final payout is then calculated by multiplying this figure by your unit stake placed.

    For example:

    You place a 50p bet on a Straight Forecast Double

    If the two dividends were €11.50 and €7.00

    The return for a €1 Straight Forecast Double is calculated as 11.50 x 7.00 = €80.50

    Therefore, a successful 50p Straight Forecast Double would return

    €80.50 x 0.50 = €40.25

9.23 Reverse Forecast Double

  1. A Reverse Forecast Double bet is one where you choose at least 2 selections in two or more events. Your selections must finish first and second in either order in at least two events. A computer generated straight forecast dividend is declared on each of the races (see Help, 9.18.2). This will require multiple stakes according to the number of selections. In order to get a return you must pick both the first and second placed selections in the the correct order in at least 2 races.

    Example A:

    You select 2 Horses in Race 1 and 2 Horses in Race 2 in Reversed Forecast doubles.

    There are 2 combinations of Straight Forecasts in each race. The number of bets is calculated by multiplying these figures.

    2 x 2 = 4 Reversed Forecast Doubles. This bet will cost €4 for a unit stake of €1

    Example B:

    You select 3 Horses in Race 1 and 2 Horses in Race 2 in Reversed Forecast doubles

    There are 6 combinations of Straight Forecasts in Race 1 and 2 in Race 2. The number of bets is calculated by multiplying these figures.

    6 x 2 = 12 Reversed Forecast Doubles. This bet will cost €12 for a unit stake of €1

  2. Bet returns are calculated by multiplying the two dividends together, which gives the return for a €1 unit stake. The final payout is then calculated by multiplying this figure by your unit stake placed. See example in 9.21 above.

9.24 Straight Tricast

  1. A Straight Tricast bet is one where you choose three selections in a Horse or Greyhound race, to finish first, second and third in the correct order. The odds for the tricast will not be known at the time you place your bet. A computer generated straight tricast dividend is declared soon after the result. The tricast dividends are calculated in a similar fashion to the straight forecasts detailed in 9.18 above. In order to get a return you must pick the first, second and third placed selections in the correct order.
  2. For example, the following were actual tricast dividends. These are purely used as examples and dividends can vary upon a number of different factors:

    1st 9/2 (5.50)

    2nd 16/1 (17.00)

    3rd 7/1 (8.00)

    Tricast Paid €504.66 including €1 stake — 14.40 Hereford 01/12/2009

    1st 3/1 (4.00)

    2nd 9/4 (3.25)

    3rd 11/1 (12.00)

    Tricast Paid €63.16 including €1 stake — 13.30 Lingfield 01/12/2009

9.25 Combination Tricast

  1. A Combination Tricast bet is one where you choose three or more selections in one event, three of which must finish first, second and third in any order. (This is effectively a series of straight tricast bets on one bet slip and requires multiple stakes according to the number of selections) A computer generated straight tricast dividend is declared. In order to get a return you must pick the first, second and third placed selections in the correct order.

9.26 Double (Split) Asian Handicaps and Total Goals

  1. Double Asian handicaps and totals are bets where the stake is split into 2 equal parts. One part of the bet is on the whole number and the other part on the non-whole number. A single price is offered for this bet.
  2. For example, if an Asian Handicap was offered as (-1, -1.5) and €100 was staked on this, €50 would be placed at -1 and €50 at -1.5.
  3. Similarly, if an Asian Total Goal was offered as (over 3, 3.5) and €100 was staked, €50 would be placed at over 3 and €50 at over 3.5.

Examples of calculation of single bets on double Asian handicap.

A €100 bet on a double Asian handicap (-1.5, -2) at 2.00 is split into two parts: €50 on handicap (-1.5) at 2.00 and €50 on handicap (-2) at 2.00.

  1. If your team won by three or more goals then both parts of the bet are winners and are calculated as:
    Handicap (-1.5): €50 х 2.00 = €100
    Handicap (-2): €50 х 2.00 = €100
    The bet will have a total return of €200, giving a total profit of €100.
  2. If your team won by two goals then the bet is calculated as:
    Handicap (-1.5): €50 х 2.00 = €100 (Win)
    Handicap (-2): €50 х 1.00 = €50 (Draw on handicap – stake returned)
    The bet will have a total return of €150, giving a total profit of €50.
  3. If your team won by one goal, drew or lost then both parts of the bet lose.

Examples of calculation of single bets on double Asian total goals.

A €100 bet on a double Asian total (under 3, 3.5) at 2.00 is split into two parts: €50 on under 3 at 2.00 and €50 on under 3.5 at 2.00.

  1. If in the match under 3 (0, 1 or 2) goals were scored then the bet is calculated as:
    Under 3: €50 х 2.00 = €100
    Under 3.5: €50 x 2.00 = €100
    The bet will have a total return of €200, giving a total profit of €100.
  2. If in the match 3 goals were scored then the bet is calculated as:
    Under 3: €50 х 1.00 = €50 (Draw on handicap – stake returned)
    Under 3.5: €50 х 2.00 = €100 (Win)
    The bet will have a total return of €150, giving a total profit of €50.
  3. If in the match 4 or more goals were scored then both parts of the bet lose.

Examples of how accumulators containing double Asian handicap or total goals selections are calculated.

If an accumulator contains double Asian handicap or total selections, then the quantity of accumulators are doubled with every such selection.

A €100 treble on selections at 1.25, 1.50 and double Asian total (over 2.5, 3) at 2.00 is split into two trebles:
€50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5)
€50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 3.0)

If the 1.25 and 1.50 selections won and:

  1. in the third match 4 or more goals were scored, then the bet is calculated as:
    €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5) = €187.50
    €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 3) = €187.50
    The bet will have a total return of €375, giving a total profit of €275.
  2. in the third match 3 goals were scored, then the bet is calculated as:
    €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 2.00 (over 2.5) = €187.50
    €50 х 1.25 х 1.50 х 1.00 (over 3) = €93.75
    The bet will have a total return of €281.25, giving a total profit of €181.25
  3. in the third match under 3 (0,1 or 2) goals were scored, both parts of the bet lose.