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How it works
- Combined odds = the odds of every selection multiplied together.
- Gross payout = stake × combined odds.
- Gross profit = payout − stake.
The calculator keeps full precision while multiplying and only rounds the final money amounts to the nearest cent. Bookmakers sometimes round the combined odds first, so your bet slip may differ by a few cents.
Example
| Selection | Odds |
|---|---|
| Manchester City to win | 1.40 |
| Dynamos to win | 2.10 |
| Over 2.5 goals, Chelsea vs Liverpool | 1.75 |
With a $1 stake: combined odds 1.40 × 2.10 × 1.75 = 5.145 (shown as 5.15), payout $5.15, profit $4.15.
Voids and draw-no-bet legs
If a match is postponed and voided, or a draw-no-bet leg ends level, that selection usually counts as odds of 1.00. Enter 1.00 (or remove the row) to see the new payout.
The catch: every selection must win
Each extra selection makes a win less likely. Five selections at 1.50 each give combined odds of 7.59, but by the bookmaker's own prices the chance of all five winning is only about 13%. Read accumulators explained and how bookmakers make money before building long slips.