Yankee Calculator

What is Yankee Bet? 

As it is generally believed, the Yankee bet originated in the United Kingdom, when an American soldier placed a small bet and won hundreds of thousands of pounds due to multiple rollover odds. Since then, many online betting sites haved offering these kinds of bookmaker bonuses to appease punters who want higher risk and higher rewards.

Basically, it's a good way to increase your payout by staking 11 bets on four selections. As long as a minimum of two bets wins, you will get a return. This betting type is recommended for punters who know their favourite sport inside-out, as this odds format requires more knowledge and luck than regular single bets.

Yankee is very similar to Lucky 15. However, while Lucky 15 includes four single bets, Yankee has no singles. Instead, a Yankee bet consists of 6 doubles, 4 trebles and one fourfold accelerator bet (or acca for short).

How do Yankee Bets Work?

Basically, Yankee bet is a whole package of accumulator bets you have to make, 11 to be exact. The outcome of your Yankee bet and unit stake depends on the number of your choices that win and their specific odds.

However, since a Yankee has no single bets, two or more of your selections must win to secure a payout.  Due to the 11 bets that result from one Yankee bet, a £1 win-only Yankee bet would cost a total stake of £11 . 

Yankee Bets Example

Let's imagine that there are four upcoming football fixtures this weekend - Manchester United vs Chelsea, FC Bayern vs Liverpool, Barcelona vs Dortmund, and PSG vs Inter Milan. With a Yankee bet, not only do you bet on all four game outcomes, but you also make 11 bets in total. Let's assume you bet like this.

With Yankee betting, you will basically have to wager that you'll guess the outcome of each combination of events - doubles 1+2, 1+3, 1+4, 2+3, 2+4, 3+4; trebles 1+2+3; 2+3+4, 1+3+4, 1+2+4, and, lastly, the fourfold of 1+2+3+4.

Naturally, if you predict all four games correctly, you'll bank the winnings of all of these bets, which is a massive multiplier of your initial bet. Let's once again assume that these games have finished and these are the results.

Congratulations, you correctly predicted three out of four games! If you had made just 4 single bets, you'd win 3 and lose 1. But in a Yankee bet, by guessing three outcomes correctly, you won four out of 11 bets - doubles 2+3, 2+4 and 3+4; and treble 2+3+4.

If Chelsea hadn't lost, you could have won all 11 bets and banked serious cash, but these 4 bets are still a decent amount of money. However, if you guess just one double, that's basically a loss for you. Let's delve deeper into each part of Yankee bets.

Doubles Part 

A Double bet simply refers to two different selections placed on one bet. In this example, if you bet that Manchester United will win game 1, while at the same time, Bayern will win game 2, that's a double. You get six of these double bets in a Yankee bet. For instance, a four-match selection gives you six doubles from the above example.

If all your four selections win, you will get a payout on the 1 four-fold acca, 6 doubles, and. 4 trebles. However, if you guess only two games will only get paid on the 1 double. If you get three outcomes right, you will receive a payout on the 1 treble and 3 doubles.

Trebles Part 

A treble bet involves making three multiple bets on one combined bet. All your three selections must win to get a payout from this bet. If you lose one of the three selections, then you lose the entire treble bet.

However, many punters can get their trebles selection bets saved even if they lose one match in a Yankee Bet. All you need to get a treble win from a Yankee bet is to get three out of four selections right. Even if you get two right, you can still settle for a 1 double total profit. 

Since a treble is a multiple bet, it can give you bigger odds than a single or double. In a Yankee bet, you get four trebles which will increase your odds more than a standard treble bet. 

Fourfold Part 

A fourfold accumulator is a bet that allows you to stake on four selections in different events. You must correctly predict them all to guarantee a return.

One wrong guess can lead to total loss of your fourfold. In a Yankee bet, you only win the fourfold acca payout. For instance, Chelsea, Bayern, Barcelona and Inter must all win to get a return on the above bet.