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繁體中文How to Read a Bet Slip
The bet slip is where a bet comes together. It shows what you are backing, how much you are risking and what you stand to win. This guide explains each part with hypothetical examples only.
- It shows your selections and their odds, the stake you enter, and the potential return — your stake multiplied by the odds.
- A single is one selection.
- Odds can move between adding a selection and confirming.
Selections
Each selection you add appears on the slip with the market and the current odds. You can usually remove a selection or add more before confirming.
Stake and potential return
Enter your stake and the slip calculates the potential return — your stake times the odds.
Singles vs multiples
A single is one selection. If you add several, the slip offers a multiple (an accumulator) where the odds combine and all legs must win, or separate singles. Choose the option that matches your intent.
Before you confirm
Check the stake, the odds (which can move before you confirm), and the potential return. Some slips also show cash out availability once the bet is live.
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FAQ
It shows your selections and their odds, the stake you enter, and the potential return — your stake multiplied by the odds.
A single is one selection. A multiple combines several selections into one bet where the odds multiply and every leg must win.
Odds can move between adding a selection and confirming. The slip updates to the current price, and you confirm at the displayed odds.
Last updated: 2026-06-15