The multiple bet calculator
The multiple bet calculator uses the power of the multiple bet with the sure betting technique in order to obtain higher profit returns.
We must indicate a series of elements in our multiple bet calculator with mathematical guarantee of winning:
- Bet amount: Is the amount of our combined bet, that which we will bet with our bookmaker
- Commission % on exchange: Is the personal commission percentage of the exchange site that we will use as our selections win. To name the most famous exchange sites, we will mention betfair and betdaq.
- Bonus %: If we played a card with multiple events that offer us the right to a bonus in the case of a win, we must indicate the bonus percentage that will be given in this box.
- Date: This is the date in which the events will be played. The must be listed in ascending order.
- Event: This is the event description, for example: Italian football, Roma-Fiorentina
- Bet: This is the selection we have made for that event, for example Under 2,5 or X, etc.
- Back odd: This is the quota for that event played in the multiple bet card
- Lay odd: This is the current quota, i.e. the existing quota at the time in which the “lay” multiple bet is played at the exchange site
- Bet without hedging? This means betting without coverage. If we bet a few Euro on our multiple bet, we may choose some seemingly “easy” matches in order to increase the total profit. It will basically be a fixed bet, for example a seemingly safe double chance 1X or in-house win.
Attention: Uncovered bets will be inserted only and exclusively as first selections. If those sets don’t win, we will have immediately lost the amount bet. It is therefore to be used only if the amount bet is small and only in the first selections; otherwise we could come upon larger losses.
The events to choose
We don’t care if our multiple bet wins, in that if at a certain point we made a made a bad guess about an event, we would still have one at the site exchange or a different bookmaker in which we were covered.
What is important is that:
- The events occur at intervals of at least 3-4 hours apart, to allow us to act.
- The first selection (without considering those played uncovered) is already surebets, i.e., the “back” quota is higher than that of the “lay”.
- The subsequent bets are (at the time the multiple bet is played) with a “back” that is higher than the market, possibly already “surebets”.
- It is possible that a quota is less than the “lay” because it is varied in following days. It is a variable that was taken into considered within certain limits.
How it works:
Once the required information is inserted, the other values are fairly intuitive:
- Lay amount: the amount we have to bank on the exchange site
- Exposition: the amount we need to bank that particular event
- Total exposition: the amount that we have invested to this point for that bet on the exchange site
It is obvious that we have to have the indicated amount of money available in order to be able to proceed in the technique.
The computer will use a series of corrective measures and will determine the amount to bank, considering the quota value, the probability of the “back” quota and that of the “lay”.
If the bet we chose always proves positive in any phase of the play, we may proceed, otherwise it will warn us that this multiple bet is not secure.
We can see in this example how, despite a selection having a lower “back” then the “lay” we still appear active, thanks to that which we have previously accumulated.





