Trixie Bet Calculator 2026
Calculate the potential returns and profits of a Trixie bet. Free UK betting calculator for horse racing, football, and sports betting to track 3-selection multiples.
Trixie Bet Projection
Enter your stake and decimal odds for 3 selections to calculate your Trixie returns
Total stake across all 4 bets (e.g., £10 total = £2.50 per bet).
The decimal odds for your first selection (e.g., 2.0 = Evens).
The decimal odds for your second selection (e.g., 3.0 = 2/1).
The decimal odds for your third selection (e.g., 4.0 = 3/1).
Your Trixie Returns Estimate
Profit breakdown and potential payouts
Enter your stake and odds above and click Calculate Returns to reveal your Trixie bet projection.
Trixie Bet Scenarios
Quickly reference how a Trixie bet performs based on the number of winning selections, and understand your potential returns or losses in each scenario.
| Selections Winning | Winning Bets | Total Return |
|---|---|---|
| 3 out of 3 | 3 Doubles + 1 Treble | Maximum payout |
| 2 out of 3 | 1 Double | Partial payout |
| 1 out of 3 | None | Total loss |
| 0 out of 3 | None | Total loss |
Trixie Bet FAQ
Everything you need to know about placing a Trixie bet, understanding the odds, and maximizing your sports betting strategy in the UK.
A Trixie bet is a popular combination wager consisting of 4 bets involving 3 selections: 3 doubles and 1 treble. Unlike a Patent, it does not include any single bets, meaning you need at least two selections to win to get a return.
Because a Trixie consists of 4 separate bets (3 doubles and 1 treble), a £1 unit stake Trixie costs a total of £4. A £5 unit stake would cost £20, and so on. The total stake is always 4 times your unit stake.
If one selection loses, the treble and two of the doubles will lose. However, the remaining double (involving the two winning selections) will still pay out, meaning you get a partial return. If two or more selections lose, the entire Trixie bet is lost.
The return is calculated by multiplying the odds of the winning selections together for each double and the treble, then multiplying by the unit stake. The total return is the sum of all winning bets. If all 3 selections win, all 4 bets pay out.
A Trixie is chosen when a bettor is confident that at least two of their three selections will win. It offers higher potential returns than a Patent (which includes singles) for the same unit stake, but carries the risk of a total loss if fewer than two selections win.