Bet types & in-play

Every bet type changes the price in some way: more selections stretch the odds, and more bets behind a slip multiply the stake.

Singles and accumulators set the baseline, and each-way doubles the outlay. The full-cover bets then climb in steps: the Trixie is smallest at 4 bets, followed by the Patent (7), the Yankee (11), the Lucky 15 (15), the Super Yankee (26), and the Heinz at 57 and the Goliath at 247 top the ladder. Bet builders, cash out, ante-post, Asian handicap, totals, corners and booking points complete the range.

What a full-cover slip costs is arithmetic: unit stake multiplied by bet count. British bookmakers run in-play markets; cash out is a feature set by each operator.

Articles

Over Under Betting in 2026 — How Totals Work and Where to Back Them

Over under betting is the wager where the bookmaker sets a number for a match statistic — the combined score of both…

Super Heinz bet explained 2026 — 120 bets across 7 picks

*Current as of October 30, 2026 · verified against the Gambling Commission's public register.* A Super Heinz spreads one stake across 120…

Trixie bet explained: how the four-bet cover works and what it pays

Current as of October 30, 2026 against the Gambling Commission's public register. A Trixie is a full cover bet, meaning it covers…

What is a goliath bet and how much does 247 lines cost in 2026?

A Goliath is the heavyweight of British multiple betting: eight selections, 247 separate bets, every combination from doubles upward. The whole point…

What is a Heinz bet in 2026? 57 bets explained

A Heinz is six selections, fifty-seven bets, and a single decision at the betting slip. The catch is that the structure is…