Double Betting Calculator

Two-leg double; both selections must win.

Please enter a valid stake amount
Please enter valid odds
Please enter valid odds
Results
Combined Odds --
Total Return --
Profit --

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Set the odds format (Decimal, Fractional, or American)
  2. Input your total stake
  3. Input the odds for Selection 1
  4. Input the odds for Selection 2
  5. Read off combined odds, total return, and profit

Formula

Combined Odds = Odds 1 × Odds 2 (in decimal format)

Total Return = Stake × Combined Odds

Profit = Total Return - Stake

Frequently Asked Questions

Define a double bet.

A double is one wager merging two selections. Both have to win for a payout. The odds multiply, delivering greater potential returns than two standalone single bets.

What if one selection loses?

Should either selection lose, the whole double goes down and your stake is forfeited. Returns require both selections to win.

Doubles or singles — which is better?

Doubles carry higher potential returns at lower win probability. Two singles still leave room for profit when one loses, whereas a double demands both wins.