Two-on-Two Double Bets

A “double bet” is a system in which two successive bets are placed. In a double bet, both selections must come out victorious so as to generate a return.

For the sake of an example, let’s imagine Mrs. Smith places a £5 bet on Team 1. She believes that Team 1 will eliminate Team 2, which will then go on to beat Team 3 in the finals. If Team 1 loses to either Team 2 or Team 3, Mrs. Smith will lose her bet and forfeit a return. Yet, if Team 1 defeats both of its opponents, Smith will have generated a substantial profit.

If the odds in the aforementioned example were 1:1 in each game, she would have acquired £20 (this assumes one person is betting against her team for each one in favour of it). If the odds were 2:1 in each (as in two against her team for each one betting on it), she would have had a return of £45.

Double bets are useful when someone has high hopes in a specific outcome of a series. A third successive choice would turn a double bet into a treble bet.

Double bet calculator below;