The main difference between system bets and multi (parlay) bets is that you can win a system bet even if π not all your picks are correct. For example, in the case of a 2/3 system bet, you win even if π only two of your three predictions turn out to be correct. Please note that the amount of possible winnings displayed π when you place your bet corresponds to the maximum winnings, i.e. in the above example, they payout if all three π of picks are correct. In a system bet, combinations of picks are formed. An example is shown below:
You have selected π four different picks and opted for a 2/4 system bet. This means that you will be placing a total of π six bets, since there are six possible winning pairs based on those four predictions. The stake per bet of EUR π 0.50 is wagered on each of those six bets. According to the principle of the system bet, you win even π if only two of the four predictions prove correct. The exact amount of the winnings depends on how many of π the predictions prove correct.
Next, you can see that the total stake for the system bet equals EUR 3 (6 x π EUR 0.50). Once you have placed the final bet, the system bet will be displayed under βMy accountβ/βMy betsβ. In π the detailed view of bets, you can see the combinations formed with the four picks:
The more correct picks you have π in your system bet, the higher the winnings. If you fail to meet the system criterion (e.g. only one pick π is correct in a 2/4 system bet), you lose the bet.
Here is an overview of all the available system bets: