Double Odds Calculator
Compute the return on a two-leg double where both selections must win.
How to Use This Calculator
- Set your odds format (Decimal, Fractional, or American)
- Input your total stake
- Input the odds for Selection 1
- Input the odds for Selection 2
- Read off the combined odds, total return, and profit
Formula
Combined Odds = Odds 1 × Odds 2 (in decimal format)
Total Return = Stake × Combined Odds
Profit = Total Return - Stake
Frequently Asked Questions
What defines a double bet?
A double is one wager that links two selections together. Both have to win for the bet to return anything. Because the odds compound, a double yields a higher potential return than placing two independent singles.
What is the outcome if one selection loses?
Should either selection lose, the whole double is settled as a loss and your stake is gone. A return is generated only when both selections win.
Do doubles outperform singles?
Doubles deliver a larger potential return at the cost of a lower win probability. Two singles can still net a profit when one fails, whereas a double demands that both selections win.