Canadian Bet Tool

Returns for a Canadian (Super Yankee): 26 bets across 5 selections.

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Selections (5)
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Results
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How to Use This Calculator

  1. Set your unit stake (each of the 26 bets costs this amount)
  2. Input the odds for each of your 5 selections
  3. Mark each selection Won, Lost, or Void
  4. Read off the total return and profit across all 26 bets

Formula

A Canadian (Super Yankee) consists of 26 bets on 5 selections:

  • 10 Doubles (C(5,2) = 10)
  • 10 Trebles (C(5,3) = 10)
  • 5 Four-folds (C(5,4) = 5)
  • 1 Five-fold accumulator (C(5,5) = 1)

Total Stake = Unit Stake × 26

Each combination bet multiplies the odds of the included selections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Define a Canadian bet.

A Canadian (also called a Super Yankee) is a 26-bet system on 5 selections: 10 doubles, 10 trebles, 5 four-folds, and 1 five-fold accumulator. At least 2 winners are needed to return anything.

Canadian vs Lucky 31 — what's the difference?

A Lucky 31 uses the same 5 selections but tacks on 5 singles (31 bets total). A Canadian carries no singles, so it costs less but needs at least 2 winners to return.

How many winners does a Canadian need?

At least 2 winning selections, because the smallest bet type in a Canadian is a double.

What happens to a void selection?

If a selection is void (e.g. a non-runner), every bet using it drops to the next lowest combination. A double becomes a single, a treble becomes a double, and so on.