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3–8 legs · build and settle

Round robin calculator for cost and payout.

Enter each leg, choose the combination size and see every bet created. After the games, mark wins, losses and pushes to calculate the surviving tickets and final return.

Build every combination
Separate bets6
Total stake$30.00
Max profit$106.88
Max payout$136.88

Maximum payout assumes every leg wins. A winning ticket requires at least 2 correct legs in the same combination.

Settle the card

Mark each leg above as a win, loss or push to calculate the surviving tickets and final return.

Winning bets0
Lost bets0
Push-only bets0
Unresolved bets6
Payout so far$0.00
Final net resultFinish grading
How it works

One card becomes several smaller parlays.

A round robin creates every possible parlay of the selected size. Four picks by twos create six two-leg parlays, while five picks by threes create ten three-leg parlays.

The maximum payout assumes all entered legs win. The settlement controls grade each generated ticket from the actual leg results, with pushed legs removed from otherwise surviving parlays.

Questions, answered

How many bets are in a round robin?

The number depends on the legs and parlay size. Four legs grouped into two-leg parlays create six separate bets; four legs grouped into three-leg parlays create four.

What does stake per bet mean?

The entered amount applies to every generated combination. Multiply it by the number of separate bets to get the total amount staked.

Can a round robin pay when one leg loses?

Yes, when at least one complete combination still wins. The actual return depends on which legs win and the odds inside those surviving combinations.

How do I calculate the final round robin payout?

Mark every leg as a win, loss or push. The calculator grades each generated parlay, removes pushed legs from surviving tickets and totals the returned amount.