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Round Robin Bet Calculator

Turn your picks into every smaller parlay and see the total stake and payout.

Parlay sizes
Total bets
6
Total stake
$60.00
Max return
$235.34
Max profit
$175.34
Parlay sizeBetsStakedReturn if all win
By 2s6$60.00$235.34

Max return assumes every pick wins. The point of a round robin is the middle ground: a single loss knocks out only the parlays that included it, not the whole ticket.

A round robin turns your picks into every possible smaller parlay of the sizes you choose. Enter your legs, a stake per parlay, and which sizes to include; the calculator shows the number of bets, total stake, and the payout if everything wins.

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The breakdown

How the Round Robin Calculator works

01

What is a round robin bet?

A round robin breaks a group of picks into all the smaller parlays of a chosen size. Pick four teams and round-robin them by twos and you get all six two-team parlays, each staked separately. A single loss knocks out only the parlays that included it, instead of busting the whole ticket the way a four-team parlay would.

02

How the stake adds up

Your stake is per parlay, so the total is that stake times the number of combinations. Four picks by twos is six parlays, so a $10 stake risks $60. Add more picks or more sizes and the bet count climbs fast, which is why the calculator shows the total stake before you commit.

03

How much a round robin pays

The maximum payout assumes every pick wins, and it sums the return of every parlay in the ticket. Because each combo pays like a parlay, the upside is large, but so is the stake. The value of a round robin is not the ceiling, it is that partial results still cash the combos that survived.

04

Round robins vs one big parlay

A single big parlay pays more if it hits but dies on the first loss. A round robin trades that ceiling for durability: it costs more up front and pays less at the top, but one bad leg no longer zeroes the whole ticket. Which is better depends on how confident you are in every leg.

Frequently asked questions

What is a round robin bet?+

A round robin turns a group of picks into all the smaller parlays of a chosen size. Four picks by twos becomes six two-team parlays, each bet separately, so one loss only knocks out the parlays that included that pick.

How many bets is a 4-team round robin?+

By twos it is six parlays; by twos and threes together it is ten. The calculator shows the exact bet count for any number of picks and sizes you choose.

How much does a round robin cost?+

Your stake is per parlay, so the total is that stake times the number of combinations. A $10 stake on a four-pick round robin by twos (six parlays) risks $60.

Is this round robin calculator free?+

Yes, free and no signup. It shows the bet count, total stake, and max payout for any round robin you build.