Trixie calculator

A Trixie is 4 bets on 3 selections: 3 doubles and a treble. It has no singles, so you need at least two winners for a return. A £1 Trixie costs £4.

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4 bets on 3 selections: 3 doubles and 1 treble. You need two winners to get a return.

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What's inside a Trixie

BetHow manyPays when
Doubles3Both selections in it win
Treble1All 3 selections in it win
Total4

Worked examples

With all three winners, every one of the four bets pays out:

£1 Trixie, all three win
SelectionOddsResult
12/1Won
25/2Won
33/1Won
Part of the betStakeReturns
3 doubles£3.00£36.50
1 treble£1.00£42.00
Total£4.00£78.50

Profit: £74.50

With two winners, only the double that combines them pays:

£1 Trixie, two winners
SelectionOddsResult
12/1Won
25/2Won
33/1Lost
Part of the betStakeReturns
3 doubles£3.00£10.50
1 treble£1.00£0.00
Total£4.00£10.50

Profit: £6.50

Each way Trixies

An each way Trixie is 8 bets: the four win bets plus the same four on the place part. Two selections that only place still pay a place double, so you can get a return without a winner.

Trixie or Patent?

A Patent uses the same three selections but adds a single on each, making 7 bets. It costs almost twice as much, but one winner is enough for a return. The Trixie is the cheaper choice when you expect at least two of your selections to win.

Common questions

How much does a Trixie cost?

Four times your stake. A £1 Trixie costs £4, and an each way Trixie is 8 bets, so £8 at £1 a bet.

What happens if one selection is a non-runner?

It counts as odds of 1. The doubles that include it become singles on the other selection, and the treble becomes a double.

Does a Trixie pay out with one winner?

No. Every bet in a Trixie is a double or a treble, so you need at least two winners. If you want a return from one winner, a Patent adds three singles.

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