Lucky 63 Calculator

What is a Lucky 63?

A Lucky 63 is a wager consisting of 63 separate bets across 6 selections. It includes 6 singles, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, 6 fivefolds and 1 sixfold accumulator. In a Lucky 63, every possible combination (‘permutation’) of selections is covered.

Bonuses are commonly added to Lucky 31 bets, which is where they get their name from. These can include an ‘all winner’ bonus if all your selections win, ‘one loser’ bonus if you only get one sleection wrong, or a ‘one winner consolation’ if you only get one selection correct.

This type of wager is popular in horse racing and other sports betting. Unlike a standard accumulator, a Lucky 63 provides some returns even if not all selections win. This makes it appealing to those looking for a balance between risk and reward.

Try different combinations of selections on the Lucky 63 calculator to see how your bet could play out.

Lucky 63 Composition

A Lucky 63 bet includes six selections, and these are combined in various ways to maximize potential returns. Here’s how the bet is structured:

Because this bet covers every possible combination, a Lucky 63 offers multiple chances of winning compared to a standard accumulator, where all selections must be correct. However, just because you get a return, it doesn’t mean you will be in profit. If you have a single winner, the odds need to be 66/1 to take you past the break even point, as shown on this Lucky 63 calculator. For two winners, this calculator shows they both need odds of 6/1 to break even. Therefore, it’s worth trying selections with different odds to find a strategy that works for you.

Lucky 63 Bonuses

Many bookmakers offer bonuses for Lucky 63 bets, such as:

• One Winner Bonus – If only one of your five selections wins, some bookies will boost the odds or guarantee a return.
• One Loser Bonus – If all but one of your selections win, you might receive a percentage bonus on your total payout (often 10% or more).
• All-Correct Bonus – If all five selections win, you might receive a percentage bonus on your total payout (often 10% or more).

These bonuses make the Lucky 63 an attractive option for bettors looking for enhanced returns.

How Does an Each-Way Lucky 15 Work?

An each-way Lucky 63 is essentially double the cost of a standard Lucky 63 because it covers both win and place bets for each selection. This means:

• Total bets: 126 (63 win bets + 63 place bets).
• If a selection finishes in a place position (e.g., top 3 in a horse race), you still receive a payout on the place bets.
• The returns are lower for place bets than for win bets, but this reduces the overall risk.

This type of bet is ideal for horse racing, where each-way terms give extra security.

Lucky 63 Pros and Cons

Similar Bets

If you like the idea of a Lucky 63 but want different combinations, here are similar bet types:

• Lucky 15 – Covers 4 selections with 15 bets.
• Lucky 31 – Covers 5 selections with 31 bets.
• Heinz – Covers 6 selections with 57 bets (no singles).
• Super Heinz – Covers 7 selections with 120 bets.
• Goliath – Covers 8 selections with 247 bets.

Lucky 63 vs. Heinz Bet

A Heinz bet is similar to a Lucky 63 but does not include single bets.

The addition of singles in a Lucky 63 increases the number of bets but also provides more chances to get a return, even if most of the selections lose.

Final Thoughts

A Lucky 63 is a well-balanced bet for those who want multiple chances to win while still having an outside shot at a big payout. It’s a great choice for experienced bettors looking to spread their risk across multiple selections. Play with different selections on the calculator to find a strategy that works for you.

Want to give it a try? Make sure to check out bookmaker promotions for Lucky 63 bonuses before placing your bet!