What is a treble bet?
Accumulators
Treble — One bet on three selections — all three must win.
3 selections · 1 bet · all 3 must win
A treble is one bet on three selections, and all three must win. Each winner’s returns roll onto the next, so trebles pay big — but one losing leg and the whole thing is gone.
If you want three selections but not the all-or-nothing risk, a Trixie covers the same three in doubles and a treble, so any two winners still return.
A note on honesty: full-cover and accumulator bets are fun and can pay big, but the bookmaker’s margin stacks up
with every added bet or leg — so we track and publish these for interest, not as proven profit. Our flagship pick is the
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Related bets
DoubleOne bet on two selections — both must win.
AccumulatorOne bet on four or more selections, where every leg must win.
TrixieFour bets on three selections — any two winners return.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if one leg of a treble loses?
The whole treble loses — all three selections must win. A Trixie or Patent covers you for partial winners instead.
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