5-way arbitrage explained
A 5-way arbitrage covers five possible results in a single market. These are less common than the everyday 2- and 3-way arbs, appearing in markets like grouped correct score, method-of-victory, or multi-runner specials. The more outcomes involved, the more important it is to place every leg quickly before the prices shift.
Place every leg before odds move
With five bets to put on, work out your stakes first, then place them fast. Enter all five odds above, set your amount, and the calculator shows exactly how much to stake on each — plus your locked-in profit if V comes out below 1.
Frequently asked questions
- Where do 5-way arbitrage bets appear?
- In markets that break into five outcomes, such as certain correct-score groupings, method-of-victory markets, or multi-runner specials spread across bookmakers.
- Are bigger arbs riskier?
- The maths is the same, but more legs means more bets to place quickly before odds move — speed and accuracy matter more as the number of outcomes grows.
- Does the profit stay the same on every outcome?
- In even-outcome mode, yes — the calculator balances stakes so your profit is identical regardless of which of the five results lands.