Trixie
Three selections in four bets: three doubles and one treble. You need at least two winners to see a return.
A Trixie is a full-cover bet on three selections made up of four bets: three doubles and one treble.
How it works
There are no singles, so you need at least two of your three selections to win before you see any return. The pay-off is partial cover: one losing selection doesn't wipe you out the way it would in a straight treble.
Worked example
Three winners at 2.0 each on £1 units (£4 total) returns the three doubles (£4 each = £12) plus the treble (£8) = £20.
Pros
- Cover if one selection loses
- More reward than three separate doubles
Cons
- No singles — two winners needed for any return
- Four bets means four units staked
Tips
- Good when you're confident in two of three picks.
- Remember the stake is 4× your unit.
FAQ
- How many bets are in a Trixie?
- Four: three doubles and one treble across your three selections.
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