How are Patent bets calculated?

With our bet calculator, Patent returns can be worked out effortlessly. If you want to do the job manually, you’ll need to work out the returns for each winning single and double separately, and also the treble if all three of your selections win. That’s done by multiplying the decimal odds in each case and then multiplying the result by your stake. Finally, add all your return figures together to arrive at your Total Return.

Is a Patent bet worth it?

Patent betting can be quite effective if you can pick three winners from three on a fairly regular basis. And just two winners at odds of 1/1 or bigger would also give you an overall profit. That, and the fact that you’ll recover at least some of your outlay with a single winner, make Patent betting an attractive approach.

What is an example of a Patent bet?

Any three sporting predictions can be put into a Patent bet. For example, a £1 Patent bet (costing £7 in total) on football team Paris Saint-Germain at 19/20, darts player Michael Smith at 5/4, and a horse called Rubies Are Red at 5/6 would give you potential returns of £26.17. Put the figures through our Patent bet calculator and see for yourself!

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Working out your Patent bet returns is easy when you use our Patent bet calculator. Simply enter the details of your bet, as instructed on this page, and it will provide you with Total Return and Total Profit figures. The whole process is quick and painless, even if your bet contains less common results, such as void races or Rule 4 deductions.<\/p>\n