Heinz / Super Heinz / Goliath
Larger full-cover bets for six (57 bets), seven (120 bets) and eight (247 bets) selections. High stakes and high variance.
Heinz (6 selections, 57 bets), Super Heinz (7, 120 bets) and Goliath (8, 247 bets) are large full-cover bets without singles.
How it works
They combine every possible double, treble and larger multiple across your selections. The number of bets — and the stake — escalates fast, making these high-variance wagers suited to experienced bettors backing many fancied runners.
Worked example
A Goliath at just £0.10 a unit still costs £24.70, and needs a strong day of winners to turn a profit.
Pros
- Enormous top-end potential
- Full cover across many selections
Cons
- Very large stakes
- High variance — many winners needed
- Bookmaker margin compounds heavily
Tips
- For experienced bettors only.
- Keep unit stakes tiny to control the outlay.
FAQ
- How many bets are in a Goliath?
- 247 bets across eight selections — every double, treble, four-fold up to the eight-fold, but no singles.
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