Each-way calculator
An each-way bet is really two bets: half your stake on the win, half on a place (paid at a fraction of the odds). Put in the numbers and see exactly what you'd get back.
How an each-way bet works
An each-way (E/W) bet splits your money into two equal halves: one on the selection to win, one on it to place (finish in the top few, with how many places depending on the market and field size).
If it wins, both parts pay: the win part at full odds, the place part at the place fraction (e.g. 1/4 of the odds). If it only places, just the place part pays and you lose the win stake. If it finishes out of the places, both halves lose.
So a £5 each-way bet at 9.00 with 1/4 place terms costs £10 total. Win: £45 (win) + £15 (place at odds of 3.00) = £60 back. Placed only: £15 back. That's why each-way suits bigger-priced selections in fields where placing is realistic.
Built by the team behind a publicly verified football model, with every pick logged before kick-off, 72% hit rate, losses included.
The singles we'd pick ourselves, with the research and the price behind each one
- The daily singles. Each one cleared three checks: the line landed in at least 9 of the two sides' last 12 games, a UK price of 1.35 or more, and our model's number clears what the price needs. Usually 0 to 5 a day, one unit each.
- The case for each, put together. The last 12 against what the price needs, who is missing, the head to head, and the best price at a UK bookmaker, in one place.
- The desk's card on every fixture it covers. Its verdict, every market graded, and the reason written down. And tomorrow's singles the night before.
Every pick published before kick-off, graded in public. The losing ones stay on the page.