Treble Bet Calculator
A Treble combines three selections into a single bet, with all three needing to win for a return. The odds multiply across all three legs, so the potential payout is significantly larger than a Double.
Bet Calculator
3 selections, all must win. 1 bet.
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 all three selections and your stake. Mark each result as it happens, and the calculator recalculates live, showing you the running total as legs are confirmed as winners.
Bet Structure
3 selections, all must win. 1 bet.
Pro Tip
Trebles are popular for combining a handful of fancied horses across the same card, but remember that a single loser anywhere in the chain loses the whole bet — if you want a safety net, a Patent (3 selections, 7 bets) guarantees a return from just one winner.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Treble bet?
A Treble is one bet on three selections, all of which must win for a return. The individual odds are multiplied together to calculate the payout.
How is a Treble different from three Singles?
Three Singles are three separate bets that each pay out independently. A Treble is one bet requiring all three to win, offering a bigger combined price but no return if even one selection loses.
What if two out of three selections in my Treble win?
A straight Treble pays nothing unless all three selections win. If you want a return for partial success, consider a Patent or Trixie instead, which include doubles and singles alongside the treble.