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Round Robin Calculator 2026

Calculate all parlay combinations from your selections with risk analysis

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Developed by Evgeniy Volkov

Your Selections

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4

Parlay Size

Stake Per Bet

Named Bet Types

Trixie

3 selections, 4 bets (3 doubles + 1 treble)

Yankee

4 selections, 11 bets (6 doubles + 4 trebles + 1 fourfold)

Canadian

5 selections, 26 bets

Heinz

6 selections, 57 bets

Results

Total Bets6
Total Stake$60
If All Win

$235.35

Profit+$175.35
Min Payout$29.7
Avg Payout$39.23
Max Payout$50.4
Potential ROI292.3%

All Combinations

#1

Selection 1 + Selection 2

3.78

$37.8

#2

Selection 1 + Selection 3

2.97

$29.7

#3

Selection 1 + Selection 4

4.32

$43.2

#4

Selection 2 + Selection 3

3.465

$34.65

#5

Selection 2 + Selection 4

5.04

$50.4

#6

Selection 3 + Selection 4

3.96

$39.6

Round Robin Formulas

The mathematics behind combination betting

Combinations Formula

C(n,r) = n! / (r! × (n-r)!)

4 selections, 2-fold: C(4,2) = 6 parlays

Parlay Odds

Total = Odds₁ × Odds₂ × ... × Oddsₙ

1.80 × 2.10 = 3.78 combined odds

Total Stake

Total = Stake × C(n,r)

$10 × 6 combinations = $60 total

How Round Robin Works

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Add Selections

Enter your bet picks with their decimal odds. You need at least 3 selections for meaningful round robin bets.

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Choose Parlay Size

Select how many legs each parlay should have. 2-fold means doubles, 3-fold means trebles, etc.

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Set Your Stake

Enter how much you want to bet on each individual parlay combination.

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View All Combos

See every possible combination, total stake required, and potential payouts for each scenario.

Pro Tips

🎯

Start with Doubles

2-fold combinations are safest. You only need 2 picks to win for each parlay to pay out.

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Calculate Break-Even

Use Pro mode to see how many losses you can afford before losing money overall.

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Compare with Straight Parlay

Round robin costs more but protects against total loss. Calculate both to see the trade-off.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A round robin is a series of parlays created from a set of selections. Instead of one big parlay, you get multiple smaller parlays covering all possible combinations of a chosen size.
Round robin protects you from total loss if one selection fails. With a single parlay, one loss means you lose everything. With round robin, you can still profit if most selections win.
A Trixie has 3 selections creating 4 bets (3 doubles + 1 treble). A Yankee has 4 selections creating 11 bets (6 doubles + 4 trebles + 1 fourfold). More selections = more combinations.
Total stake = stake per bet × number of combinations. For example, $10 on a 4-selection 2-fold round robin: $10 × 6 combinations = $60 total stake.
Only the combinations containing that selection lose. The remaining combinations can still win. This is why round robin is less risky than a single parlay.
Round robins reduce risk but also reduce potential profit compared to a single parlay. They're profitable if your selections have positive expected value and you hit enough winners.
It depends on your confidence and risk tolerance. 2-folds (doubles) are safest but have lower payouts. Higher folds offer bigger returns but need more selections to win.

About Our Round Robin Calculator

A round robin bet is a series of parlays created from multiple selections. Instead of betting everything on one parlay where all picks must win, you spread your risk across all possible combinations of a certain size. If one selection loses, you can still profit from the remaining winning combinations.

Our round robin calculator instantly generates all possible parlay combinations from your selections. See exactly how many bets you'll place, total stake required, and potential payouts. Use Pro mode to simulate what happens if some selections lose - crucial for understanding your risk exposure.

Popular round robin formats include Trixie (3 picks), Yankee (4 picks), Canadian (5 picks), and Heinz (6 picks). Each offers different risk-reward profiles. This calculator is 100% free, works instantly, and requires no registration. Updated for 2026.

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Evgeniy Volkov

Evgeny Volkov

Verified Expert
Math & Software Engineer, iGaming Expert

Over 10 years developing software for the gaming industry. Advanced degree in Mathematics. Specializing in probability analysis, RNG algorithms, and mathematical gambling models.

Experience10+
SpecializationiGaming
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