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Round Robin Calculator

A round robin calculator counts the parlays and the total stake.

Parlay size
Selection 1 odds
Selection 2 odds
Selection 3 odds
Selection 4 odds
Selection 5 (optional)
Selection 6 (optional)
Stake per parlay ($)
Enter odds as American (-110), decimal (1.91) or fractional (10/11).
Selections used
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Number of parlays
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Total stake
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Payout if all win
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Profit if all win
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Risk per parlay
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A round robin spreads one slip across many small parlays
Instead of one all-or-nothing parlay, a round robin breaks your selections into every smaller combo of the size you pick, so a single miss does not sink the whole ticket. You stake every combo, so the total risk is higher than a single parlay. The payout shown assumes every selection wins.
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A round robin calculator counts the parlays and the total stake. Choose the picks and the parlay size, and it works out the combinations. Five picks played by 3s make 10 three-team parlays, so $5 on each costs $50 in total.
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Enter your selections and the parlay size to see how many parlays you are actually betting, your total stake, and the payout if every selection wins.

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How the round robin calculator works

A round robin turns a list of picks into every smaller parlay you can make from them. Three picks by twos, for example, makes three two-leg parlays. Enter your picks' odds, choose the parlay size and the stake per parlay, and the calculator lists every combination with its odds and payout, the total amount risked and the return if some or all of the picks win.

Because each combination is its own ticket, you can lose some and still profit on others, which makes a round robin less all-or-nothing than one big parlay. It also costs more to place and every combination carries the bookmaker's margin. Use it to see the full cost and payout table before you build the ticket at a book.

Worked example: Round Robin

Every parlay of a chosen size from your picks: the cost, and the payout if they all win.

3 picks at -110, +120, -105 by 2s, $10 per parlay

Parlays placed (C(3, 2): every pair of the three picks)3
Total cost (3 parlays x $10)$30
Pair -110 and +120 (1.9091 x 2.2000 decimal)4.2000
Pair -110 and -105 (1.9091 x 1.9524 decimal)3.7273
Pair +120 and -105 (2.2000 x 1.9524 decimal)4.2952
Payout if all win ($10 x (4.2000 + 3.7273 + 4.2952) = $10 x 12.2225)$122.23
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What is a round robin bet?

A round robin is a bet that automatically splits a list of selections into every possible smaller parlay of a size you choose. Pick four teams by 2s and you get six separate two-team parlays, each with its own stake, so one loss no longer sinks the entire ticket.

How does a round robin bet work?

You choose your selections and the parlay size (by 2s, by 3s, and so on). The sportsbook creates every combination of that size and treats each as its own parlay with its own stake. If you bet four picks by 2s at $10 each, that is six parlays and $60 total at risk. The more selections and the smaller the combo size, the more individual parlays you are funding.

How payouts work

  • Number of parlays = the count of combinations of your chosen size (this tool counts them for you).
  • Total stake = number of parlays x your stake per parlay.
  • If every selection wins, every parlay cashes and you collect the full payout shown.
  • If some lose, only the parlays made entirely of winners pay, which is the point: partial coverage instead of all or nothing.

Is a round robin bet worth it?

It depends. Round robins reduce the variance of a straight parlay by covering more outcomes, but you pay for that coverage with a bigger total stake, and parlays still carry more vig than straight bets. They are worth it when you genuinely like several plays and want a miss or two to be survivable. They are not a way to beat the math: the edge still comes from the price on each leg.

The Wise Guy Team way

We would rather bet a few well-priced singles than spray a round robin, but if you build one, get the best number on every leg. Across six or ten parlays, a few cents of odds per leg compounds into real money.

Frequently asked questions

What is a round robin bet?

A round robin is a bet that automatically splits a list of selections into every possible smaller parlay of a size you choose. Pick four teams by 2s and you get six separate two-team parlays, each with its own stake, so one loss no longer sinks the entire ticket.

How does a round robin bet work?

You pick selections and a parlay size; the book makes every combination of that size and stakes each as its own parlay. Four picks by 2s is six parlays.

How many parlays are in a round robin?

It equals the number of combinations of your selections at the chosen size. This calculator counts them and totals your stake automatically.

Is a round robin worth it?

It lowers variance versus a straight parlay but costs more total stake and still carries parlay vig. It is useful when you like several plays and want a miss to be survivable.

Do you profit if one leg loses?

You can. Only the parlays made entirely of winning selections pay, so partial coverage can still return a profit depending on the odds.

What does "by 2s" or "by 3s" mean?

It is the size of each parlay in the round robin. By 2s makes every two-team parlay; by 3s makes every three-team parlay, and so on.

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How to use the round robin calculator

  1. Enter your picks and the odds on each.
  2. Choose the parlay size (by 2s, by 3s and so on).
  3. Set the stake per parlay. Total risk is the stake times the number of parlays.
  4. Read the payout for each outcome, including how many picks must win for the ticket to cover its cost.

Worked example: four picks, round robin by 2s

Four picks make 6 two-team parlays (4 choose 2). At $10.00 each, total risk is $60.00.

Every pick is at -110. One two-team parlay returns $36.45 when both legs win. Hit 3 of the 4 picks and 3 parlays cash: $109.34 back against $60.00 risked, a net of $49.34. Hit only 2 of 4 and a single parlay cashes, returning $36.45 against $60.00, a net loss of $23.55.

The numbers above are an illustration of the math, not a prediction or a result.

Common questions

What is a round robin bet?

A set of parlays built from every combination of your picks. You can lose some picks and still cash some parlays.

Does a round robin lower my risk?

It spreads the risk across combinations, but the total stake is larger and the book's margin applies to every parlay. It changes the shape of the outcomes, not the odds.

How many parlays will I get?

Use combinations: 4 picks by 2s is 6 parlays, 5 picks by 3s is 10.

Keep going: parlay calculator, what is a round robin, are parlays worth it, parlay tutorial.

How many parlays are in your round robin?

Definition. A round robin is every combination of a chosen size from your list of picks.

Worked example. Five picks by 3s: 5 choose 3 = 10 parlays. At $5 each the total stake is $50. If all five picks win, all 10 parlays win. If one pick loses, only the parlays that leave it out can win: 4 choose 3 = 4 of the 10.

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