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Dutching means backing more than one selection in the same event so you win the same amount whichever of your picks comes in. Enter the decimal odds of each selection and your total stake: stakes are split in proportion to each selection's implied probability. If the combined implied probability is below 100%, the split guarantees a profit if any of your picks wins.
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- Birləşmiş bazar %
- 78.33%
- Biri udarsa qaytarma
- 127.66
- Biri udarsa mənfəət
- 27.66
Each selection’s stake is shown next to its odds. Profit assumes exactly one of your selections wins.
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Dutching splits a single stake across several selections in the same event so that you win the same amount whichever of your chosen runners comes in. Instead of backing one horse or team for the whole stake, you back two or more, sizing each bet so every winning outcome returns an identical total. The calculator adds the implied probabilities of all your selections to give the market percentage, then divides your stake between them in proportion to their prices. It reports the stake for each selection, the total return and the profit. As with arbitrage, the market percentage is the key number: below 100% the bet is profitable, at 100% it breaks even, and above 100% you would lock in a loss. Bettors use dutching to back a shortlist rather than commit to a single pick — for instance two or three live contenders in a race — and to convert a confident view about a small group of outcomes into a level, predictable return.
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Suppose you fancy three runners priced at 2.00, 4.00 and 5.00, and you want to stake £100 in total for an equal return. Market %: (1 / 2.00) + (1 / 4.00) + (1 / 5.00) = 0.50 + 0.25 + 0.20 = 0.95 = 95% Because 95% is below 100%, the bet shows a profit. Stakes (in proportion to each implied probability): Runner at 2.00: £100 × 0.50 / 0.95 = £52.63 Runner at 4.00: £100 × 0.25 / 0.95 = £26.32 Runner at 5.00: £100 × 0.20 / 0.95 = £21.05 Return if any one wins: £52.63 × 2.00 = £105.26 (the 4.00 and 5.00 runners return the same) Profit: £105.26 − £100 = £5.26 whichever of the three wins. By contrast, splitting £100 across just 3.00 and 1.50 gives a market of (1 / 3.00) + (1 / 1.50) = 0.333 + 0.667 = 100%, which returns exactly £100 — a break-even bet with no profit. That 100% line is the threshold dutching has to beat.
Dutching only profits when the combined market percentage of your selections is below 100%, and it still loses your whole stake if none of them wins, so it spreads risk rather than removing it. Place all legs before the prices move, and account for any bookmaker minimum stake when the calculated amounts are small.
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What is dutching in betting?
Dutching is staking across two or more selections in the same event so that every winning outcome returns the same amount. You size each bet by its price, turning a shortlist of contenders into one level return.
How are dutching stakes calculated?
Each selection's stake is set in proportion to its implied probability (1 divided by its odds), scaled to your total stake, so all winning outcomes pay out equally. The calculator works out the exact amount for each runner.
When does dutching make a profit?
Only when the combined implied probability of your selections — the market percentage — is below 100%. At exactly 100% the bet breaks even, and above 100% it guarantees a loss if it goes ahead.
What is the difference between dutching and arbitrage?
Arbitrage covers every outcome of a two-way market for a guaranteed profit, whereas dutching covers only a chosen subset of selections and still loses if none of them wins. Dutching reflects a view; arbitrage exploits a pricing gap.
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