Canadian Bet Calculator

Are you wondering how much you could win on a Canadian Bet?

Our Canadian Bet Calculator is your ally in working out your potential returns. A Canadian Bet is a bet that combines five selections into 26 bets, thus making it difficult to work out your winnings.

That’s where we utilise our betting calculator to quickly work out how much you could win.

Enter Bet Details

Bet Type

Eachway

No of Selections:

Odds Format:

Add Selection Notes:

Show Rule 4:

Bets

#	Outcome	Odds	Place Odds	Rule 4

1	Outcome:	Odds: /	Place Odds	Rule 4:
	Places Offered: Places Offered: Number of Runners in Dead Heat:

Fold	Outlay	Return	Profit
single	-	-	-
double	-	-	-
treble	-	-	-
4-fold	-	-	-
5-fold	-	-	-
6-fold	-	-	-
7-fold	-	-	-
8-fold	-	-	-

Enter Bookmaker Bonuses

All Winners Bonus:

One Winner Consolation:

Summary

Stake Type

Stake

Total Outlay:

Total Return:

Total Profit:

Why Use a Canadian Bet Calculator?

Our Canadian Bet Calculator is essential for bettors dealing with intricate Canadian bets. It ensures precision in calculating returns from diverse combinations within the bet, simplifying the process and reducing errors.

Bettors rely on Canadian Bet Calculators to make informed decisions and save time. Betting calculators are great tools for determining how much you can win, making it more straightforward than doing so manually.

How to Use a Canadian Bet Calculator?

Use the Canadian Bet Calculator here, by follow these five steps:

Choose ‘Canadian Bet’ as your selected bet type.
Input the odds for each of your five selections.
Specify if you want each selection to be ‘each way.’
Enter your stake.
The calculator will swiftly compute your potential returns from the 26 unique bets within a Canadian Bet.

Calculating your bets using the calculator makes your job easy, use this step-by-step process to quickly work out how much you could win on a ‘Canadian.

Why Use a Canadian Bet Calculator?

Employing a Canadian Bet Calculator is essential for bettors dealing with intricate Canadian bets. It ensures precision in calculating returns from diverse combinations within the bet, simplifying the process and reducing errors.

Bettors rely on Canadian Bet Calculators to make informed decisions and save time.

What is a Canadian Bet?

A Canadian bet is a multiple-selection wager on five selections comprising 26 bets: 10 trebles, 10 doubles, five four-folds and one five-fold bet.

Canadian bets have five selections from different events or games. If you make a selection from A, B, C, D or E, then this is how the composition works:

Doubles: A+B, A+C, A+D, A+E, B+C, B+D, B+E, C+D, C+E, D+E
Trebles: A+B+C, A+B+D, A+D+E, A+C+D, A+C+E, A+D+E, B+C+D, B+C+E, B+D+E, C+D+E
4-folds: A+B+C+D, A+B+C+E, A+B+D+E, A+C+D+E, B+C+D+E
5-fold: A+B+C+D+E

How to Make a Canadian Bet?

To place a Canadian bet, you can use the following four steps:

Make five selections at your favourite bookmaker online or in the shop
You can then select the multiple bets option
Choose the Canadian bet
Enter the stake

How Many Winners Do You Need in a Canadian Bet?

Two selections in a Canadian bet can offer returns; this depends on the combination and grouping of selections. There are 10 doubles – giving you 10 separate chances to get a return with two winning selections.

Canadian bets consist of 10 doubles, 10 trebles, five four-folds and one five-folds. To secure a return on a Canadian Bet, at least two selections must emerge victorious. This is due to the bet’s inclusion of doubles, trebles, and accumulators, all requiring a minimum of two winning selections for returns on those specific bets.

How are Canadian Bets Calculated?

Calculating Canadian Bet odds involves combining individual odds for each selection across 26 bets. Each bet type within the Canadian Bet contributes to the overall potential returns, making it a complex yet potentially rewarding wager.

Bettors often rely on Canadian Bet Calculators for precise calculations. Working out winnings and the combination of successful picks can become complicated. Still, with the allure of coverage and chances to win, it’s worth enjoying a Canadian bet once you get to grips with how they work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a Canadian a Good Bet?

A Canadian Bet is much higher risk, but also much higher rewards. When combining doubles and trebles you have the chance of high returns with 2 or 3 winning selections depending on the odds of your selections.