Lucky 31 / Lucky 63
The five-selection (31 bets) and six-selection (63 bets) versions of a Lucky 15. More coverage and potential, but the stake multiplies quickly.
Lucky 31 (five selections, 31 bets) and Lucky 63 (six selections, 63 bets) scale up the Lucky 15 with full cover plus singles.
How it works
Each includes singles, doubles, trebles and larger accumulators across all your selections, plus potential bonuses. The coverage and top-end payout grow, but so does the total stake — 31 or 63 units.
Worked example
A Lucky 63 at £0.50 units costs £31.50; a strong day with several winners can return many multiples of that, especially with an all-winners bonus.
Pros
- Extensive cover across 5–6 selections
- Huge top-end payouts with bonuses
Cons
- Large total stake (31 or 63 units)
- Needs several winners to profit
Tips
- Use small unit stakes to keep the outlay sensible.
- Only worthwhile with genuine value picks.
FAQ
- How much does a Lucky 63 cost?
- 63 units — so at £1 a unit it's £63. Most bettors use small fractional units to keep the total stake manageable.
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