# System bet

A system bet is an advanced version of a combo bet that involves three or more selections. This type of bet enables customers to make multiple combo bets simultaneously within a single wager. Unlike a standard combo bet, a system bet allows for some predictions to be incorrect while still offering the possibility of winning, depending on the chosen system.

The available type of system bet varies based on the number of events selected. For clarity, a table displaying all possible system bets is provided below.

**Example:** Consider a 3 out of 4 system bet with four selections:

* Manchester City to win (odds of 2.3)
* Arsenal to win (odds of 1.8)
* Chelsea to win (odds of 2.5)
* Tottenham Hotspur to win (odds of 1.7)

This generates four combination bets, each with a minimum stake of CHF 1 and consisting of three predictions.

| Bet Combination         | Potential Odds Calculation | Potential Winnings |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------- | ------------------ |
| City, Arsenal, Chelsea  | (2.3 x 1.8 x 2.5) = 10.35  | CHF 103.50         |
| City, Arsenal, Spurs    | (2.3 x 1.8 x 1.7) = 7.038  | CHF 70.40          |
| City, Chelsea, Spurs    | (2.3 x 2.5 x 1.7) = 9.775  | CHF 97.75          |
| Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs | (1.8 x 2.5 x 1.7) = 7.650  | CHF 76.50          |

To win the bet, at least three of the four predictions must be correct; if fewer than three predictions succeed, the entire wager is lost.

The potential winnings from a system bet are determined by the number of correct predictions and their odds, multiplied by the stake.

**Note:** When placing a bet, the betting slip must always display the maximum possible winnings. All predictions must be accurate to achieve this maximum.

## Other examples

2/3: You have three bets (combos) and think two will win.\
3/5: You expect to win three (combos) out of five bets (combos).\
4/6: You have six bets (combos) on your slip and hope at least four will win.\
6/8: You hope six out of eight bets (combos) will win.


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