Lucky 31 Bet Calculator
The Lucky 31 takes five selections and covers every possible combination — 5 singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and a five-fold accumulator, 31 bets in total. A single winner guarantees a return.
Bet Calculator
5 selections: 5 singles + 10 doubles + 10 trebles + 5 four-folds + 1 five-fold. 31 bets.
Enter valid odds for every selection (e.g. 5/1 or 6.0).
Figures shown are standard returns and don't include bookmaker-specific bonuses (e.g. some firms pay a bonus on a full Lucky 15/31/63 winning line, or double the odds on a Lucky 15 with a single winner). Always check your bookmaker's exact terms.
How It Works
Enter odds for your five selections and a unit stake. The calculator generates every one of the 31 lines automatically, handles each-way place terms, and gives you a live running total as results are confirmed.
Bet Structure
5 selections: 5 singles + 10 doubles + 10 trebles + 5 four-folds + 1 five-fold. 31 bets.
Pro Tip
A Lucky 31 costs more than a Canadian (31 bets vs 26) because it adds singles, but that extra cost buys protection: even a single winner among five selections returns something, which a Canadian will not.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Lucky 31?
A Lucky 31 is a 31-bet system from 5 selections: 5 singles, 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds and 1 five-fold accumulator. A single winner guarantees a return.
How much does a Lucky 31 cost per £1 stake?
With 31 individual bets, a £1 unit stake costs £31 in total for the full Lucky 31.
Is a Lucky 31 better than a Canadian?
A Lucky 31 costs more but pays out on a single winner, unlike a Canadian, which needs at least two winners since it has no singles.