Here is Everything That You Need to Know about a Trixie Bet

In the following guide, we are going to take a look at what a Trixie bet is. As part of our betting guide series, We will explain to you what it is, how it works, and give an example to help clear things up. To start with, this type of bet might seem a bit complicated for inexperienced sports betting fans, but we will help you.

What is a Trixie Bet?

When a punter comes across the words "Trixie bet" for the first time, they usually ask the following question, "What is it?" Well, luckily, that is pretty simple to explain. A Trixie bet is a wager that is made up of four bets (three doubles and one treble) from 3 different sporting events. This type of bet has been around for hundreds of years and can be used when betting on a variety of sports. When it comes to system bets, a Trixie bet is actually one of the easiest to get to grips with as the number of combinations and number of events is the smallest.

A Trixie bet, explained as simply as possible, is three selections that have been combined four times, meaning that there are four stakes per bet. Therefore, if we went ahead and place a €3 bet, the total stake of our bet would be €12. To see any type of return, you need to get at least two selections right.

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How Exactly Does a Trixie Bet Work?

There are two basic rules when it comes to Trixie betting and these are:

1. You are not allowed to bet on multiple outcomes from the same event
2. You are not allowed to bet on events from different sports

So, this means that you cannot, for example, bet on what the correct score will be in a football game and then bet on how many corners there will be in the same game. Once again, please keep in mind that the stake that you enter on the betting slip will always be multiplied by four, so place your stake accordingly.

An Example of a Trixie Bet

Let's take three games from the English Premier League. Considering that a Trixie bet is made up of four bets on three games, we will put down €5 per bet, for a stake of €20.

The games that we have chosen are:

• Everton v Manchester United (2 and odds of 1.83)
• Chelsea v Leicester (1 and odds of 1.85)
• Leeds v Aston Villa (x and odds of 3.20)

If these matches are played and, for example, Manchester United won and Aston Villa drew, while Leicester won, we will have got two predictions right. In this scenario, our winnings would be as follows: 5 x 3.20 x 1.83 = €29.28. Therefore, as we staked €20, we would be making a profit of €9.28. As you can see, we are still making a profit even with a bit of our bet losing. If everything that we predict comes in, then the profits will look a lot better:

• Three winning double bets = €75.81
• One winning treble bet = €54.17

Therefore, if everything comes in, the overall winnings would be €129.98, for a total profit of €109.98. If this was to happen, we would have more than quadrupled our initial stake.

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To Sum Up

We know that for the uninitiated, a Trixie bet might be a bit confusing at first. We are confident that you now have the skills to log into your sportsbook account and place your very first Trixie bet. Just remember that your stake will always be multiplied by four. We know we have mentioned this a couple of times, but it is something that is very important to remember. Good luck!

FAQ

What is a Trixie Bet in Horse Racing?

A Trixie bet, predominantly used by horse racing bettors, is a bet that is composed of four separate bets (three doubles and a treble) from three different sporting events. Since there are four wagers per bet, your final stake has to be multiplied by four to get your final total stake. So, if you place a €3 horse racing Trixie, your total stake will be €12. With an accumulator, you need all your selections to come in to see a return, but with a Trixie you just need two to come in to see some type of return.

How Does an Each-Way Trixie Bet Work?

An each-way Trixie bet works in exactly the same way that a regular Trixie bet works, but they are twice as expensive since as well as betting on a horse to win, you are covering yourself by betting on that same horse to place. You are giving yourself some insurance because if the three horses that you choose do not win the race, but they go on to place, you can still walk away with a decent profit. If you make a regular €3 Trixie bet on three horses, your total stake will be €12. If you make a €3 each-way Trixie, then your total stake would be €24,

What is a Trixie Bet on the Irish Lottery?

A Trixie bet in the Irish Lottery is made up of three selection and four bets. You will be choosing three numbers, but you will basically be making four individual bets - 3 doubles and a treble. For instance, if you decided to choose the numbers 12, 26 and 31, you would have one ticket with 12 and 26, one with 12 and 31, one with 26 and 31, and one with 12, 26 and 31. People like to make Trixie bets on the lottery when they have various lucky numbers and want to improve their chances of winning some money by placing a bet on all combinations.

What is the Difference Between Trixie Bets and Patent Bets?

Patent bets also have three selections, but there is the main difference - Trixie bets have four bets, while Patent bets have seven. A Patent bet has three doubles and a treble, but it also has three single bets. There are no single bets in a Trixie bet. The stake for a Patent bet is larger, but you will see a return if just of your selection comes in. We must stress that it would not be more than your stake.

When is it Ideal to Choose a Win Only Trixie?

As a general rule of thumb, when you are making selections that have odds of 2/1 or lower, it is best if you place a win only Trixie bet. If your selection has higher odds, then you should consider placing an each-way Trixie.