The bettor must pick their six selections across six different events. Those who wish to select several participants within the same event should instead consider placing a forecast bet. Under the terms of a heinz bet, the bettor makes six selections and 57 different bets.
These bets are:. Though this does not cover every eventuality, as there are no single bets, so if only one of the selections wins, the bettor will not make a return. But it does cover a high number of them, so a return of some kind is not improbable, unless every selection is a wild outsider. Applying the heinz bet to a real-world example makes it easy to see how one would play out.
In this scenario, a bettor is placing a heinz bet on a weekend of football matches. They have selected the following matches and winners:. As part of a heinz the bettor would make their 57 bets and make some return if just two of the selections win.
For example, if Manchester United beat Everton and Manchester City beat Cardiff City, but none of the other teams won, the bettor would make a return because this eventuality is covered by one of the 15 double bets that were placed. Or you can go expensive and take ALL the horses in a single race. Just be careful to watch the cost of your ticket. What is a Carryover? Any return on each single, up to double the original stake amount, is used to fund a another single on the other selection.
The Round Robin is a three selection wager compiled of ten bets: three doubles, one treble and three up-and-down single stakes about pairs. This forms three horizontal trebles, three vertical trebles and two diagonal trebles. A straight forecast is correctly predicting the finishing order of the horses in first and second in a race. It costs double that of a traditional win bet and will yield some sort of return if the selection wins or is placed.
The Placepot is another favourite for racegoers. Select a horse in each of the first six races at a specific racecourse on a single day, and if that horse finishes in the placings you win a share of the total pool. One unplaced selection and the bet is off! Quite possibly the hardest bet to win.
Correctly predict the first six winners at a specific racecourse on a single day to win a share of the pool. One wrong selection and the bet is off! If you want to work out your winnings from a multiple bet such as an accumulator, we recommend you use a betting calculator to do it for you.
See our list of betting calculators here. Home Types of bets. Betting Types Single Arguably the most common betting type. A straight win bet, placed on a single event. Exactly the same principle as full cover betting but this time including the extra bets on single lines. What is a Patent - 1 treble, 3 doubles and 3 singles. You only need one selection to win to get a return. What is a Lucky 15 - 1 four-fold, 4 trebles, 6 doubles and 4 singles.
What is a Lucky 31 - 1 five-fold, 5 four-folds, 10 trebles, 10 doubles and 5 singles. Used for 6 selections with the same multiple bets as Heinz but with 6 extra single bets, 63 bets in total.
What is a Lucky 63 - 1 six-fold, 6 five-folds, 15 four-folds, 20 trebles, 15 doubles and 6 singles. This is also a bet with 6 selections but slightly more complicated and generally only used for horses and greyhounds. Each trixie is 4 bets each and therefore the total wager is 16 individual bets. In some ways you could think of this as over-cover rather than just full cover, as each double will be covered twice.
Add in an extra selection and now you can have a permed trixie on five selections made up of 40 bets spread across ten possible trixies. Six selections would result in 80 bets with 20 trixies, etc. Permed Patents are more popular and more widely available compared to the permed trixie.
Again these can be used with 4 or more picks and cover all possible patent scenarios. The difference in this case is a permed patent will also include single bets.
Therefore a permed patent with 4 selections will result in 28 bets. This will include 4 duplicated single bets along with two duplicates of each double. Permed patents on five selections would be 10 individual patents making up 70 bets in total. A six selection permed patent would be 20 individual patents and no less than unit bets. Obviously a standard Yankee has four selections already and so a permed Yankee can only be used with five selections or more.
With 5 picks a permed Yankee would cover every possible combination of four selections possible. A permed Yankee with six selections would now require no less than 15 separate Yankees resulting in unit bets in total.
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