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A treble bet is three bets added to the same betting slip, with the aim of boosting your odds and chasing bigger payouts. Trebles are an integral part of sports betting, especially horse racing.

Trebles are a step up from single bets and doubles, where the odds are fairly easily calculated. The maths begins to get a little complicated when you have three selections in one bet – and that’s where a treble bet calculator comes in handy!

Indeed, the quickest and simplest way to figure out a treble bet is to use Paddy Power’s calculator below.

Use this calculator to understand your potential payout before you bet with Paddy Power.

You can also learn how to calculate Each Way trebles, Rule 4 trebles, and what happens to a treble bet when there’s a Dead Heat.

What is a Treble Bet Calculator?

A treble bet calculator is here to help you figure out the potential profit from a three-way bet. Below is Paddy Power’s treble calculator, which displays your stake, potential profit, odds, and overall return.

While you may be able to work out a single bet with ease, treble bets get a little complicated (you have to multiply all odds together). That’s why a treble bet calculator is a quicker and more accurate way of understanding your bet before you join Paddy Power.

What you need to do is tweak the variables within the calculator and input the correct odds. You’ll then see your potential treble bet profit.

Are treble bets complicated?

Right, it’s time for us to come clean. Treble bets aren’t complicated to create but they are tough to calculate. Why? Because you’re multiplying three sets of odds together, to come up with your overall odds.

The easiest way to discover a treble bet outcome is to throw your odds into a bet calculator (like Paddy’s!) and instantly get the outcome.

Show me the treble calculator!

Here is Paddy Power’s treble bet calculator. It shows how much you stand to win relative to your chosen stake. All you have to do is input the right numbers.

What is a treble bet in sports betting?

Place Your Treble Bet At Paddy Power

Now you’ve seen the treble bet calculator in action, it’s time to walk through how you can figure out your treble while betting.

You can place trebles at any time when you join Paddy Power – either via the website or the Paddy Power app – and see your potential payout in the bet slip.

Your bet slip automatically creates a treble bet option when you make three selections within the sportsbook. The selections don’t even have to be in the same sport, event, or race!

So, you could pick a bet from football, horse racing, and NFL… and lump them into one big treble. All you then have to do is add your stake into the ‘treble’ box and you’ll see your potential winnings!

This way, Paddy’s bet slip becomes its own treble bet calculator.

However, what’s great about this calculator is you can insert additional variables before signing up to Paddy Power. These variables are:

Bet type – Set the calculator to ‘treble’ for the correct bet type
Odds type – Choose between decimal or fractional odds (both are available at Paddy Power)
Your Stake – Type in the amount you plan to bet
Various Conditions – Choose additional conditions if required, such as Rule 4, Dead Heat or Each Way

How many bets in a treble?

How does the Treble Bet Calculator work?

The Paddy Power treble bet calculator is designed to be easy to use. All the details are there for you – all you have to do is tweak the variables and enter your odds and stake.

The calculator takes your stake and applies it to the three legs of your treble bet. It combines all three odds, and then multiplies that by your stake.

The outcome is your potential profit and total return, on the assumption your bet wins.

You can quickly use the treble bet calculator to determine your potential winnings and also understand what happens in the event of a dead heat or Rule 4.

What’s more, you can also apply each way odds to your selections.

Once you’re happy with your bet, you can then join Paddy Power and turn your calculated odds into a real treble!

How to use a Treble Bet Calculator?

There are two steps to using Paddy’s treble bet calculator. The first is to set the calculator correctly, and the second is to input your stake.

Step 1: Scroll up to our calculator and make sure it’s set to the ‘Treble’ setting. Then, choose your preferred odds type. From here, you’ll notice there are three selections in the calculator, and your task is to input the odds for each pick.

Once you’ve done done, tick any conditions that may apply to the calculator. You can read more about these below.

Step 2: Once your selections are in place, it’s time to enter your stake into the box. Paddy will then automatically calculate your potential winnings, based on the stake, odds, and conditions shown.

TREBLE BET CALCULATOR Example

Treble bets are a lot easier to understand when you see one in action. We’ll use a football betting example:

Let’s say you want to bet on these three World Cup qualifiers, combined into a treble:

Denmark 1/4 to beat Macedonia
Albania 7/2 to beat Poland
Turley 1/2 to beat Romania

You plan to place a £5 stake.

So, you input all three odds (1/4, 7/2 and 1/2) into your treble bet calculator and your stake (£5).

Assuming there are no conditions, you’ll see your returns at £42.19 with a £37.19 profit.

How treble Rule 4 works?

The treble bet calculator allows you to add conditions to the formula, in order to cover more bases. Perhaps the most complicated condition is Rule 4.

Rule 4 adjusts a bet’s odds when a competitor in the event withdraws. It’s an important part of horse racing betting in particular, because hot favourites can sometimes withdraw before a race begins.

When you apply Rule 4 to a selection, you’ll need to enter the correct division to discover what your new return will be.

Learn how Rule 4 works

How treble bet dead heats work?

Dead heats aren’t common in sports such as horse racing, athletics and greyhounds, but when they occur, they need to be figured out.

A dead heat is when two or more contestants cross the line at exactly the same time. When this happens, the odds are divided by the number of contestants in the dead heat.

So, if you have a treble bet and one of your selections is a dead heat, those odds will be split. They may be halved or split into thirds. It’s incredibly rare to have a four-way dead heat.

Those divided odds are then recalculated back into the wider treble bet, so you can discover your potential winnings.

What is a treble each way?

A treble each way is effectively a means of doubling your stake to cover more eventualities across all three legs of your treble bet.

An each way bet requires you to double your stake and split it between an outright win, and a place. When it comes to a treble, you effectively do this for all three selections.

That means you increase your chance of landing a payout – but you’ve also invested double your money to do so.

All three selections must at least place for you to win a treble each way.

Learn how treble each ways work

Types of bet in a bet calculator

Single – A bet on one outcome
Double – A bet on two outcomes. Both must win for your bet to win
Treble – A bet on three outcomes. All three must win for your bet to win
Fourfold – A bet on four outcomes. All four must win for your bet to win
Fivefold – A bet on five outcomes. All five must win for your bet to win
Sixfold – A bet on six outcomes. All six must win for your bet to win
Sevenfold – A bet on seven outcomes. All seven must win for your bet to win
Eightfold – A bet on eight outcomes. All eight must win for your bet to win
Accumulator – A bet on multiple selections combined in one bet
Trixie – Four bets from three selections that create three doubles and one treble
Yankee – Eleven bets from four selections that create six doubles, four trebles and a one fourfold
Canadian / Super Yankee – Twenty-six bets from five selections that create 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 fourfolds and a fivefold
Patent – Seven bets from three selections that create three singles, three doubles and a treble
Lucky 15 – Fifteen bets from four selections that create four singles, six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold
Lucky 31 –Thirty-one bets from five selections that create five singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, five fourfolds and one fivefold
Lucky 63 – Sixty-three bets from six selections that create six singles, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, six fivefolds, and one sixfold
Heinz – Fifty-seven bets from seven selections that create 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, six fivefolds and a sixfold
Super Heinz – 120 bets from seven selections that create 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 fourfolds, 21 fivefolds, seven sixfolds and a sevenfold
Goliath – 247 bets from eight selections that create 28 doubles, 56 trebles, 70 fourfolds, 56 fivefolds, 28 sixfolds, 8 sevenfolds and an eightfold
Super Heinz with Singles – 127 bets from seven selections that create seven singles, 21 doubles, 35 trebles, 35 fourfolds, 21 fivefolds, seven sixfolds and a sevenfold
Super Goliath – 255 bets from eight selections that create eight singles, 28 doubles, 56 trebles, 70 fourfolds, 56 fivefolds, 28 sixfolds, 8 sevenfolds and an eightfold

Frequently Asked Questions

How do we calculate a bet?

The possible winnings take into account all of the factors such as bet type, stakes and odds. In the case of more complex wagers or outcomes, you’ll be prompted for any information needed.

What type of Bet Calculators do we offer?

Our bet calculator covers all of the different bet types and conditions that you’ll come across on the Paddy Power site, so you can work out the return for any wager you plan to make with us.

How do I use the Bet Calculator?

By completing the bet type, stake and odds fields you’ll see the potential returns. After this, add in any special conditions and make sure the details are all correct.

What is the most popular Bet Calculator?

The power and simplicity of the Paddy Power bet calculator makes it a popular choice. Visitors can instantly find out the possible winnings for any of the different types of bets that we offer.

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