Let’s look at the Lucky 15 calculator in action. We’ll use horse racing betting for our example.
Say you want to bet on four horses to win across four races at Doncaster, as follows:
- Horse A – 4/1
- Horse B – 6/1
- Horse C – 2/1
- Horse D – 2/1
You plan to place a £1 stake, meaning your overall bet will come to £15.
To see your potential winnings, first, select Lucky 15 as your bet type before choosing the type of odds you want (fractional or decimal).
Then, confirm your £1 stake and enter the odds for each horse in the calculator. Assuming there are no conditions, you’ll see your returns at £767 with a £752 profit.
If you’re midway through the raceday and one of your selections loses then you can tweak that line in the Lucky 15 calculator to see your adjusted winnings.
So, if Horse B loses, then your returns come to £95 with an £80 profit.
