Lucky 15
Four selections in 15 bets: four singles, six doubles, four trebles and a four-fold, often with bookmaker bonuses.
A Lucky 15 is a Yankee plus singles — four selections across 15 bets — and bookmakers often add bonuses for all-winners or a single winner.
How it works
The four singles mean one winner already returns something. Many bookmakers offer a bonus (e.g. double the odds on a single winner, or a 10–20% all-winners bonus), which can meaningfully boost value in racing.
Worked example
One winner at 4.0 pays the single; all four winners can trigger a bookmaker bonus on top of the 15 winning bets.
Pros
- Any winner returns something
- Bookmaker bonuses add value
Cons
- 15 units staked
- Returns spread thin with only one winner
Tips
- Check the bookmaker's bonus terms — they vary a lot.
- Best value with four value selections at decent odds.
FAQ
- What bonuses come with a Lucky 15?
- Common ones are a double-odds consolation for a single winner and a 10–20% bonus if all four win — but always check your bookmaker's specific terms.
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