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Double bet calculator
A double is one bet on two selections. Both need to win. The returns from the first are staked on the second, so the odds multiply.
Total stake£0.00
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Total return£0.00
Profit / loss£0.00
What is a double bet?
A double bet is one bet on two selections in different events. Both have to win. The return from the first is staked on the second, so the odds multiply.
If one selection is a non runner or void, the double becomes a single on the other one.
Double worked example
A £10 double on 2/1 and 3/1 returns £120.00 if both win. Splitting the same £10 into 2 singles on the same picks would return £35.00 if both won.
When a double suits you
- Two selections you're confident about.
- Bigger odds than two separate singles, from one stake.
Watch out for
- One loser and the whole bet loses.
- The bookmaker's margin multiplies too.
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What is a double bet?
A double is one bet on two selections. Both must win, and the odds multiply together.
What if one selection in my double is void?
It becomes a single on the other selection.