Canadian Bet Calculator
Planning a Canadian Bet? This comprehensive wager involves five selections and comprises 26 bets: 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds, and a five-fold accumulator. To quickly calculate your potential winnings, use Betmaster’s free Canadian Bet Calculator. It’s a fast, accurate tool that supports each-way bets, Rule 4 adjustments, dead heat rules, and various odds formats, simplifying your path to understanding complex returns.
Canadian Bet Calculator
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What Is an Canadian Bet?
A Canadian bet is a significant full cover bet, also known as a "Super Yankee," based on five selections across different events and totaling 26 individual bets. Importantly, it does not include any single bets. Its 26 components are structured as 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds, and 1 five-fold accumulator. Since singles are excluded, at least two of your five selections must win for you to receive any return, making it a popular choice in horse racing and football for comprehensive coverage and higher payouts than simple accumulators.
How Does a Canadian Bet Work?
To understand a Canadian bet, consider its structure from five selections (A, B, C, D, E), which automatically covers every possible combination, excluding singles. This comprises 10 double bets, 10 treble bets, 5 four-fold bets, and 1 five-fold accumulator (ABCDE). You place an equal "unit stake" on each of these 26 bets; for example, a £10 unit stake results in a £260 total outlay. As selections win, their odds compound within successful combinations. Since there are no singles, your first return occurs when at least two selections win, triggering payouts from doubles. A Canadian Betting Calculator is essential for accurately summing these numerous payouts.
Canadian Bet Example
Let's illustrate a Canadian bet scenario with 5 selections, a £10 unit stake (total outlay £260), and fractional odds, demonstrating a scenario with three winners:
Selections:
Sel 1: Odds 1/1 (Win)Sel 2: Odds 2/1 (Win)
Sel 3: Odds 1/2 (Win)
Sel 4: Odds 5/2 (Lost)
Sel 5: Odds 3/1 (Lost)
How Winning Combinations are Calculated (Calculator Performs All 26 Bets): With only Selections 1, 2, and 3 winning, bets involving Selections 4 or 5 will be lost. The Canadian Calculator will sum payouts from the successful Doubles and Trebles formed by Selections 1, 2, and 3.
1. Winning Doubles: (Sel1 x Sel2), (Sel1 x Sel3), (Sel2 x Sel3) – 3 bets(1/1 x 2/1) -> £10 x ((1/1+1) x (2/1+1)) = £60.00
(1/1 x 1/2) -> £10 x ((1/1+1) x (1/2+1)) = £30.00
2/1 x 1/2) -> £10 x ((2/1+1) x (1/2+1)) = £45.00
2. Winning Trebles:
(1/1 x 2/1 x 1/2) -> £10 x ((1/1+1) x (2/1+1) x (1/2+1)) = £90.00
3. Four-folds & Five-fold Accumulator: All lost.
Total Stake: £260.00
Total Return: £60.00 + £30.00 + £45.00 + £90.00 = £225.00
Total Profit: £225.00 - £260.00 = -£35.00 (This is a loss, but significantly less than losing the full £260 stake, demonstrating the bet's partial return capability.)
Total Return: £60.00 + £30.00 + £45.00 + £90.00 = £225.00
Total Profit: £225.00 - £260.00 = -£35.00 (This is a loss, but significantly less than losing the full £260 stake, demonstrating the bet's partial return capability.)
Why Use the Canadian Bet Calculator?
A Canadian bet consists of 26 individual bets across 5 selections. Our calculator instantly calculates the potential returns from all combinations, including doubles, trebles, four-folds, and a five-fold accumulator.
Canadian Bet Calculation
The calculator automatically works out the returns for all 26 bets — the 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds, and the one five-fold accumulator — ensuring every combination is accounted for.
Each-Way Functionality
It can also accurately calculate the returns for each-way Canadians, which involve a total of 52 bets, helping you manage your stake and see potential payouts instantly.
Free to Use
Easily calculate your total returns without any cost or the need for account creation.
FAQ
1.How many bets are in a Canadian?
2.What's the minimum number of winners for a Canadian bet?
3.What's the difference between a Canadian and a Lucky 31?
4.Is a Canadian bet risky?
5.What happens if a selection in my Canadian is void or a non-runner?
6.What is a Canadian bet in horse racing?
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