Trixie bet calculator

A Trixie is four bets on three selections: three doubles and one treble. It needs at least two winners to return anything.

  1. Selection A
  2. Selection B
  3. Selection C
Bets4
Total stake–
Returns–
Profit–

Enter odds for every selection.

Every line
LinePartStakeReturns

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What is in a Trixie

4 bets on 3 selections:

Part of the betBets
Doubles3
Trebles1
Total4

A Trixie is cheaper than a Patent (four stakes instead of seven) because it drops the singles. Pick it when you expect at least two of the three to win.

How the return is worked out

Each line is settled on its own: the line stake times the decimal odds of every selection in it, multiplied together. A losing selection makes every line it is in return nothing. A void selection counts as odds of 1.0. For each way bets the place part uses place odds: (decimal odds − 1) × place fraction + 1.

line return = stake × odds₁ × odds₂ × … and total return = sum of all line returns

Worked example

£1 a line: A at 5/2 (won), B at 7/4 (lost), C at 3/1 (won). Total stake £4.00.

Line that paysPartReturns
A + CWin£14.00
Total return£14.00
Profit£10.00

Not included: rule 4 deductions, dead heats, each way extra places and bookmaker bonuses (for example double odds on a single winner). Your bookmaker's settlement is final.

Questions

How many winners do I need on a Trixie?

Two. Two winners pay one double; three winners pay all three doubles and the treble.

How much is a £2 Trixie?

£8 win only (four bets of £2) or £16 each way.

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