Patent

What is a Patent Bet?

A Patent Bet is a popular betting strategy that involves seven bets on three different selections. This type of wager includes a single bet on each selection, three doubles, and one treble.

The beauty of a Patent Bet is that it offers a higher chance of a return on a multiple betting scenario because only one of the three selections needs to be successful for a return to be generated.

How are the Winnings Calculated for a Patent Bet?

Calculating the winnings for a Patent Bet can seem complex, but it doesn’t have to be. Let’s use an example of a £10 Patent Bet.

This means you’re placing a total of £70 across seven bets (£10 on each bet). If all three of your selections win, you calculate the return on each of the seven bets and add them together.

For instance, if your three selections had odds of 2/1, 3/1, and 4/1 respectively, and all three won, you would calculate as follows:

The three single bets would return £30, £40, and £50 respectively (stake multiplied by odds, plus your stake back).

The three doubles would return £120, £200, and £250 respectively (stake multiplied by the product of the two relevant odds, plus your stake back).

The treble would return £600 (stake multiplied by the product of all three odds, plus your stake back).

Adding all these together, your total return would be £1,080. So, from a £70 stake, you would make a profit of £1,010.

Remember, the great thing about a Patent Bet is that even if not all your selections win, you can still get a return.

As long as one of your selections wins, you’ll see some return on your investment.

What is a patent bet?

A Patent bet is a type of wager that involves seven bets on three different selections in different events. This bet comprises three singles, three doubles, and one treble. The unique feature of a Patent bet is that it covers all possible combinations of bets for three selections. This means that even if only one of the three selections wins, the bettor will still receive a return, as long as that winning selection is part of a single bet.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a Patent bet?

The advantages of a Patent bet include the potential for high returns and its forgiving nature – you can still earn a payout even if not all your selections win. This makes it appealing for bettors looking for a balance between risk and reward. On the downside, the more comprehensive coverage means a higher initial stake compared to simpler bets like accumulators or doubles.

How much is the stake for a Patent bet?

A Patent bet consists of seven individual bets. Therefore, the total stake is seven times the stake of one of these bets. This higher stake is something bettors need to consider, as it can significantly increase the potential cost of the bet, especially compared to placing single or simpler multiple bets.

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