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Heinz Bet Explained
A Heinz is 57 bets on six selections: 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 fourfolds, six fivefolds and a sixfold accumulator. With no singles in it, a return needs at least two winning selections. Each bet carries the stake you choose, so a £1 Heinz costs £57 altogether. Fortune Games is an online casino rather than a bookmaker and takes no sports bets; this page explains the bet itself.
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The 57 bets inside a Heinz
| Bet type | How many | Winners needed |
|---|---|---|
| Doubles | 15 | 2 |
| Trebles | 20 | 3 |
| Fourfolds | 15 | 4 |
| Fivefolds | 6 | 5 |
| Sixfold | 1 | 6 |
A Heinz is a full-cover bet: it holds every double, treble and accumulator that can be made from its six selections, and no singles. Four winners, for instance, land 11 of the 57: six doubles, four trebles and one fourfold.
What a Heinz costs
Multiply the unit stake by 57 to get the outlay. At 10p a bet a Heinz costs £5.70, at 50p it costs £28.50 and at £1 it costs £57. A Lucky 63 on the same six selections would cost £63 at £1 a bet, because it adds six singles.
A worked example
Suppose you strike a 50p Heinz with a bookmaker, £28.50 in all, and every selection is a 2/1 shot. A 2/1 winner returns three times its stake, and in each multiple the whole return from one winner goes on to the next, so a winning 50p double at 2/1 returns £4.50.
Two winners give one double: £4.50 back. Three winners give three doubles and a treble, £27 in total, which is £1.50 short of the outlay. Four winners give six doubles, four trebles and a fourfold, worth £121.50 together.
Heinz, Lucky 63 or Super Heinz?
The Lucky 63 is a Heinz with a single on each selection: 63 bets, and one winner is enough for a return. The Super Heinz stretches the idea to seven selections and 120 bets, and the Goliath to eight selections and 247. Smaller full-cover bets follow the same pattern: a Yankee covers four selections with 11 bets, and the five-selection Canadian has 26. Their versions with singles added are the Lucky 15 and the Lucky 31.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Heinz 57 bet?
Another name for a Heinz. The bet borrows its name from the “57 varieties” advertising slogan of the H. J. Heinz Company, because it is made up of 57 separate bets. Otherwise it is exactly the bet described above: six selections, with every combination of two or more of them covered.
How does a Heinz bet work?
Each of the 57 bets is settled on its own and pays only if all of its selections win. Within a winning multiple the return from one selection rolls on to the next: a £1 double on a 2/1 winner and a 12/1 winner returns £39. A bet that includes a losing selection is lost.
How many bets are in a Heinz placed each way?
114, twice the 57 of a win-only Heinz. Backing it each way adds a place bet of the same size alongside every win bet, so £1 each way costs £114. The place bets are paid at a fraction of the odds and need each selection in them to finish in the places.
Related guides
Checked on 2 November 2026 against Wikipedia’s glossary of bets offered by UK bookmakers and its article on fixed-odds betting, OLBG’s guide to horse racing bet types, the Racing Post’s guide to types of bets, Oddschecker’s Heinz and Goliath guides, Great British Racing’s guide to the odds, the Gambling Commission’s public register and time-out rules, our terms and conditions, FAQ and responsible gaming pages, and the lobby feed. How we research and check our guides: our editorial policy.