Lucky 15 Betting Calculator
Total Stake
About Lucky 15 Bet Calculator
What is a Lucky 15 Bet?
A Lucky 15 is a popular betting system that combines 15 individual bets across 4 selections:
- 4 Single Bets (one for each selection)
- 6 Double Bets (all possible 2-selection combinations)
- 4 Treble Bets (all possible 3-selection combinations)
- 1 Fourfold Accumulator (all 4 selections together)
You need at least one winning selection to get a return. This calculator shows the maximum potential payout if all selections win.
How to Use This Calculator
- Choose your preferred odds format (Decimal, Fractional, or American)
- Enter the odds for each of your 4 selections
- Input your stake per individual bet
- Results update automatically:
- Total Stake = 15 × (Stake per Bet)
- Potential Payout = Sum of all 15 winning bets
- Profit = Payout − Total Stake
What is a Lucky 15 Bet?
A Lucky 15 bet is a system bet (as explained here) , a wager on four selections, combining 15 individual bets:
- 4 Singles (1 bet per selection)
- 6 Doubles (every pair of two selections)
- 4 Trebles (every trio of three selections)
- 1 Fourfold Accumulator (all four selections together).
This bet type ensures a return even if only one selection wins, though returns increase significantly with more winners.
How to Use the Lucky 15 Betting Calculator :
Input Odds
- Select the odds format (Decimal, Fractional, or American) for each selection.
- Enter the odds for all four selections.
Set Stake
Enter your stake per individual bet (e.g., 1perbet=15 total stake).
View Results
Total Stake: Automatically calculated as 15× your entered stake.
Returns: See potential payouts for 1, 2, 3, or 4 winning selections.
Profit & ROI: Displays net profit and return on investment.
Note: Results update instantly. The calculator converts all odds to decimal internally, so you can mix formats if needed. Even partial wins (e.g., 1 or 2 winners) will show returns based on the winning combinations.
Example: AÂ 1stakeperbet=15 total. If two selections win, returns include their singles and the double between them.
