Canadian Bet Calculator
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What Is a Canadian Bet?
A Canadian bet — also known as a Super Yankee — takes 5 selections and turns them into 26 separate bets: 10 doubles (every pairing), 10 trebles (every group of 3), 5 fourfolds (every group of 4), and 1 fivefold (all 5 together). There are no singles, so at least 2 of your 5 selections need to win before you see any return.
| Bet Type | Selections | Bet Lines |
|---|---|---|
| Yankee | 4 | 11 |
| Canadian (Super Yankee) | 5 | 26 |
| Lucky 31 | 5 | 31 |
A Canadian is the 5-selection equivalent of a Yankee — no singles, 2 winners minimum. A Lucky 31 uses the same 5 selections but adds 5 singles for full cover. See our full bet calculator for every bet type.
How Does the Canadian Bet Calculator Work?
The calculator builds all 26 bet lines from your 5 selections and totals the stake and return across them:
- 10 Doubles — every pair of your 5 selections
- 10 Trebles — every group of 3 selections
- 5 Fourfolds — every group of 4 selections
- 1 Fivefold — all 5 selections combined
- Total Stake = Unit Stake × 26
Enter your 5 sets of odds — fractional or decimal — and your unit stake, and the calculator works out every combination for you.
Total Stake by Unit Stake
| Unit Stake | Total Stake (26 lines) |
|---|---|
| 10p | £2.60 |
| 50p | £13 |
| £1 | £26 |
Each Way Canadian Bet Calculator
An each way Canadian doubles the total stake, since it runs a win Canadian and a place Canadian side by side — 52 bet lines in total. Tick the E/W box and enter your each way terms — the calculator works out both parts separately, then shows the combined return.
Example Calculation
5 selections at evens (2.00), 6/4 (2.50), 2/1 (3.00), 5/2 (3.50) and 3/1 (4.00), £1 unit stake (£26 total):
- 10 doubles combined: £88.75
- 10 trebles combined: £258.75
- 5 fourfolds combined: £371.50
- 1 fivefold: 2.00 × 2.50 × 3.00 × 3.50 × 4.00 = £210
- Return if all 5 win: £929 (£903 profit on £26 staked)
FAQs
Is a Canadian bet calculator free to use?
Yes. Every calculator on this site, including the Canadian bet calculator, is completely free — no account or sign-up needed.
Is a Canadian bet the same as a Super Yankee?
Yes. "Canadian" and "Super Yankee" are two names for the exact same bet — 5 selections, 26 bet lines, no singles.
How many winners do I need for a Canadian to pay out?
At least 2 of your 5 selections. With exactly 2 winners, you get a return from the one matching double.
What's the difference between a Canadian and a Lucky 31?
Both use 5 selections. A Canadian is 26 bet lines (no singles) and needs 2 winners minimum. A Lucky 31 is 31 bet lines (adds 5 singles), so even 1 winner returns something — at a higher total stake. Use our Lucky 31 calculator to compare the two.