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Each-Way Calculator

Enter your stake per part, odds and place terms to see what comes back if it wins or places.

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Total return
£82.50
Win part£60.00
Place part£22.50
Total stake£20.00
Profit£62.50
Place odds5/4 (2.25)
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How each-way returns are calculated

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FormulasD = win decimal, f = place terms, r = Rule 4
Place decimal = 1 + (D − 1) × f
Win part = stake × (1 + (D − 1)(1 − r))
Place part = stake × (1 + (place − 1)(1 − r))
Total stake = 2 × stake

Example: £10 each-way at 5/1, 1/4 odds, wins

  1. Win part = £60.00
  2. Place odds = 5/1 × 1/4 = 5/4 → place part £22.50
  3. Total return £82.50 on £20.00 staked

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does an each-way bet work?

An each-way bet is two bets of the same stake: one on the selection to win, one on it to place. £10 each-way costs £20.00. At 5/1 with 1/4 place terms the place part is paid at 5/4.

What do I get back if my selection wins?

Both parts pay. £10 each-way at 5/1 (1/4 odds) returns £60.00 from the win part plus £22.50 from the place part — £82.50 in total, a profit of £62.50.

What if it only places?

The win part loses and only the place part pays. The same bet returns £22.50 — a profit of £2.50 on the £20.00 total stake.

What are place terms (1/4, 1/5)?

Place terms set the fraction of the win odds paid on the place part and how many places count. At 10/1 with 1/5 terms the place odds are 2/1, so £5 each-way that places returns £15.00.

What is a Rule 4 deduction?

When a runner is withdrawn after you bet, UK bookmakers reduce winnings (not stakes) by a set number of pence in the pound. With a 25p Rule 4, the £10 each-way 5/1 winner returns £66.88 instead of £82.50.

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