Super Heinz Betting Calculator
Contents
In this article about a Super Heinz Calculator, we define a Super Heinz bet and show how it differs from a Heinz bet. We show how to calculate a Super Heinz bet by listing the basic principles inherent in any accumulator bet and underline the arithmetic you must do before you decide to place a Super Heinz bet.
How to Calculate a Super Heinz Bet?
Before we show you how to calculate a Super Heinz bet, we must define a Super Heinz bet. Does it have anything to do with a Heinz bet?
Super Heinz Bet Defined
You probably know that a Heinz bet is a multiple bet comprising of six selections with a total of 57 bets.
A Super Heinz bet, by comparison involves seven selections and a total of 120 bets, including 21 doubles, 35 treble bets, 35 four-fold accumulators, 21 fivefold accumulators, 7 sixfold accumulators and one seven-fold accumulator as shown in the chart below. Thus, a Super Heinz bet is an extension of the Heinz bet with the addition of a seventh selection. In the process, the number of bets in a Super Heinz bet is more than double that in a Heinz bet.
| Components of Super Heinz Bet | Number of bets |
| Doubles | 21 |
| Trebles | 35 |
| Fourfold accumulators | 35 |
| Fivefold accumulators | 21 |
| Sixfold accumulators | 7 |
| Sevenfold accumulators | 1 |
| Total | 120 |
Super Heinz Bet Calculator
Basic Principles
The two basic principles in calculating the returns on any accumulator are:
- Convert fractional odds into decimal odds
- Multiply the product of the decimal odds by the stake
Assume that you have bet on seven selections, namely, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. Further assume that three of those selections (say, A, B and C) went on to win.
In that case, you would have won one treble (ABC) and three doubles (AB, AC and BC). If uniform odds of 2/1 were offered on each winning selection, we would first convert the fractional odds of 2/1 into decimal odds of 3.00.
With 120 bets, your minimum stake would be ₹1200, if you staked ₹10 on each bet.
The yield on a treble can be arrived at by multiplying the product of the odds by the stake as ₹270 (3x3x3x₹10).
Similarly, the yield on each double can be computed as ₹90 (3x3x₹10). Hence three doubles would yield ₹270.
Thus, the total yield would be ₹540.
However, if four selections won, with the same uniform odds of 2/1 on each selection, you would win one quadruple, four trebles and six doubles and the total yield would be arrived at as under:
One quadruple would yield ₹810 (3x3x3x3x₹10)
Four trebles would yield ₹1080 (4x3x3x3x₹10)
Six doubles would yield ₹540 (6x3x3x₹10)
Thus, you could get a yield of ₹2430, more than doubling your initial investment of ₹1200 and earning you a handsome profit of ₹1230.
How Much Would You Earn If All Selections Won?
If all your seven selections won with uniform decimal odds of 3.00, you would get a yield of ₹163620 on your initial stake of ₹1200, earning you a profit of ₹162420.
