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Equal Profit / Dutching CalculatorExplanation of the Equal Profit Calculator: This dutching calculator is for when you want to bet on more than one outcome in any given event, in order to win the same amount whichever selection is successful. The results show the overall profit and odds, and the stake amount needed for each bet selection. This method is known as Equal Profit, Dutch, Dutching, (or Arbitrage if you cover all possible outcomes) betting. Instructions: Key Individual Odds (in fraction or decimal format) in sequence (lowest first) to get the most useful information. Each line shows the relevant Profit and Overall Odds if you back up to that number of selections. Please note the Profit does not include the Stake, the actual returns will be profit plus overall stake. Decide how many selections you plan to back according to your required profit and perceived value. Select the Show Stakes on the preferred number of bet lines to see the individual stakes required. Example Calculation: (If not shown above then reset here). 10 units staked on two bets at odds of 3.00 (2/1) & 5.00 (4/1). Profit will be 8.75 units, a total return of 18.75, this equates to overall odds of 1.88. To achieve this you would need to bet 6.25 units on the selection at odds of 3.00, and 3.75 units on the odds of 5.00. If you add a third selection at 7.50 then the overall odds will decrease to 1.50, but you have covered another eventuality. Try this, and select show stakes on the third line to show the new split of your 10 units.
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