Double Bet Tool
Returns for a two-selection double — both legs must land for the bet to pay.
How to Use This Calculator
- Pick the odds format: Decimal, Fractional, or American
- Input your total stake
- Input the odds for Selection 1
- Input the odds for Selection 2
- 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
What does a double bet mean?
A double is one bet joining two selections. Both have to win to pay out. The odds multiply, so the upside beats two separate singles.
What if one selection loses?
Lose either selection and the whole double goes down — your stake is gone. Both have to win for any return.
Doubles or singles — which is better?
Doubles pay more but win less often. Two singles can still profit when one fails, whereas a double needs both to land.