Treble Bet Calculator
A Treble bet is one of the simplest multiple bets to work out; however, why figure it out for yourself when you have the easy to use BetUK bet calculator, which can work out your returns on any bet in seconds. Our bet calculator is simple, free and very easy to use.
Once you've inputted your preferred odds format, the odds of each single bet and the results of each selection (win or place in regards to racing) alongside any other bet details and our mobile-friendly bet calculator will show you your potential returns today.
What is a Treble bet?
A Treble bet is the bet type that contains three single bets that are combined to create the same bet. The second lowest risk of all multiple bet types available on Bet UK, to win a Treble bet, all three bets need to win. In this format, players would simply need to combine all three single bet to calculate their Treble bet odds. However, you can easily do this by inputting your three-part bet into our calculator. This bet holds higher risk and higher reward than a single bet and double bet but it is still one of the simplest of bet types. This is a bet that is most popular in Football matches and Horse Racing where bets on one event can be combined.
Treble Bets Explained
Placing a Treble bet couldn’t be easier than it is at BetUK, especially when compared to the more complicated bet types such as an accumulator bet or a Canadian Bet, Treble bets have just three selections, meaning a higher chance of victory; however, the odds of the bet will likely be significantly lower with a Treble bet.
Treble Bet example:
If you were betting on the 2022/23 Premier League and you wanted to place bets on Arsenal Vs Tottenham, Liverpool Vs Everton and Manchester City Vs Manchester United, it would work out as follows.
- Arsenal to beat Tottenham - 27/20
- Liverpool to beat Everton - ½
- Manchester City to beat Manchester United - 20/23
If one of those bets lose, then your bet has lost. If all three selections win, so do you! This bet is riskier than three separate single bets but the odds are significantly higher! For example, if all three were won as single bets and you staked £5 on them all, you'd have a return of £11.75, £7.50 and £9.35, accumulating in total winnings of £28.60.
However, if you placed this as a Treble bet would provide a total of £98.15 from your £15 stake. Over treble the winnings but it does include significantly higher risk.
Is it worth doing Treble bets?
If you're looking at lower risk bets with decent payouts, then it is definitely worth checking out the Treble bet.
Other than Treble bets, what can I calculate using the Bet UK Calculator?
There are dozens of bet types that can be found at Bet UK, including:
Free Bets at Bet UK
Treble bets are a great way to minimise the risk associated with any free bets. That is why at Bet UK, we have a free bet offer that is finely suited to any multiple bet, whether you're looking at a Treble bet or a Lucky 63 bet. After signing up to Bet UK, if you deposit £10 and stake it following the terms and conditions of our Free Bet Offer, then you'll receive £30 in free bets back, even if your bet doesn't win! Why should I use this on a Treble bet, you ask? Because you will receive 3 £10 free bets, meaning you have four opportunities to land wins in Treble bets and with the Treble bet, you have the highest chance of success of any multiples bet.
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