Yankee Bet Calculator

Use our Yankee Bet calculator to work out your winnings now.

If you have won on your Yankee you’ll want to work out what you’ve won – we’ve made that easy with our free, mobile-friendly Yankee bet calculator.

To calculate your winnings, simply use our free Yankee bet calculator below – enter the results of your four selections, preferred odds format, betting odds and total stake – we’ll then work out your total return and total profits.

Looking to win more and improve your bets? Check out our Yankee Bet tips.

Use our Yankee calculator now and work out your winnings today:

How to Use the Yankee Bet Calculator

Here is the step by step guide on how to use the Yankee bet calculator:

1. Select “Yankee” on the ‘Bet Type’ dropdown
2. The ‘Number of Selections’ should default to 4 selections
3. Select the ‘Outcome’ for each selection like “Winner”, “Placed”, “Lost”, “Void”, “Dead heat”
4. Select the ‘Odds’ for each selection for example “9/1”, “12/1”, “15/2”
5. Select the ‘Stake’ wagered per bet such as “£1”, “£21”, “£15”
6. The Yankee bet calculator will work out total outlay, total return and total profit

Frequently Asked Questions About a Yankee Bet

Here are the most popular questions we get asked about a Yankee bet, an each-way Yankee bet and the Yankee bet calculator:

What is a Yankee Bet?

A Yankee bet is a multiple bet made up for 4 selections. These selections make up the following bets:

• 6 Doubles
• 4 Trebles
• 1 Four-fold

If all win, then you will enjoy a big total as all 11 bets will come in.

If one result loses, you can still enjoy a nice profit.

If you place a £1 win-only bet, it will cost you £11 in total. But there are more ways to win.

Placing this bet is simple when you use online bookmakers.

Yankee Bet Explanation

A Yankee bet is a total of 11 bets which include 6 doubles, 4 trebles and a 4 fold accumulator.

A very similar bet in horse racing is a Lucky 15 bet which is the same as a Yankee with 4 additional single bets included.

How Does a Yankee Payout?

For a Yankee bet to return winnings you need two selections to win.

The amount of betting returns from a Yankee bet depends on the number of selections that win and the odds of each one.

In horse racing, you can place each way Yankee bets where you only need two selections to place for a return.

How to Place a Yankee

To place a Yankee online, simply choose your four selections. In the betting box, you will have the option to click on a “Yankee” bet, select that and enter your stake.

If you are betting in a UK betting shop, you will need to fill in a bespoke Yankee betting slip. When you have done that, hand it to a cashier who will place the bet for you.

Calculating the Winnings from a Yankee

The best way to calculate winnings from a Yankee is to use our free Yankee calculator – it is quick and simple, it works out all potential returns whether you have 2 selections, 3 selections or all 4 selections winning.

Working out this bet manually can be tricky with some many bets to try and work out.

Why Make a Yankee Bet?

A Yankee bet is a great betto make if you are looking for a multiple bet without going overboard. It helps control the risk and increase the reward factor.

There are more ways to win and if one selection loses, you still enjoy a good reward. Obviously, the stake is bigger but the Yankee bet is popular for a reason!

Summary of Yankee Bets and our EW Yankee Calculator

A Yankee is one of the most popular racing bets around. This is because it offers lots of chances to win and is a fun bet – particularly if you are looking to place a bet for afternoons racing.

With so many bets to work out it can be difficult to calculate your winnings personally, so using our calculator is the quickest and most simple way.

Good luck with your bet!

Betting Calculators

We have created a free bet calculator for every type of bet you can place on horse racing, as below:

Simply follow the links, enter the information needed and they will work out your return & total profit. Returns on free bets or bet credits may differ.