What is the 4 Way Arbitrage Calculator?
The 4 way arbitrage betting calculator is used to calculate the optimal betting stakes to place when arbitrage betting on a 4 way markets such as a “Winner and over/under” combined markets.
Also make sure to check out the 2 Way arbitrage Betting Calculator and the 3 Way arbitrage betting calculator.
How to use the 4 Way Arbitrage Betting Calculator
The first thing we need to do when using the 4 way arbitrage calculator is to ensure we have set the betting Odds Format to the odds format you are currently using.
You can do this by selecting an option from the dropdown menu at the top of the calculator
Once we have set the odds formats. Select your Bet Stake Settings from the following options.
First Bet Stake:
By selecting this setting you enter a fixed stake for the first bet and the other bet stake will be calculated so that the chosen bet stake for the first bet is the most optimal bet stake.
Total Bet Stake:
The total bet stake setting allows you to set a total bet stake across all bets. The calculator will then calculate the optimal bet stake ensuring that they total to the amount that you have set.
Enter you desired Bet Stake and move onto the betting odds section below.
Enter the odds for each outcome in the 4-way betting market. The optimal bet stake for each outcome will be displayed in line with your current settings.
The Profit from the arbitrage bet and the profitmargin or the arbitrage bet will be displayed at the bottom of the calculator.
You can view a potential breakdown of the profit and loss for each bet in the ‘Profit Breakdown’ section. This section is collapsed by default. Click on the title to expand the information.
How to use Stake Rounding on the 4 Way Arb Calculator.
In the Betting Odds section of the arbitrage calculator at the very right hand side of the calculator is a Stake Rounding box.
This option allows us to round the suggested bet stakes to whole numbers to reduce the chances of detection by the sportsbooks.
The new ‘Rounded Bet Stakes’ will be used in the profit breakdown to calculate your profit or loss for each outcome winning given the new bet stakes.
