The Heinz bet is named after the Heinz company, famous for its slogan “57 varieties”, which is why it’s also known as a Heinz 57.
This type of system bet includes 6 different selections across various events and is made up of a total of 57 individual bets, as follows:
15 Doubles
20 Trebles
15 Fourfolds
6 Fivefolds
1 Sixfold Accumulator
You need at least 2 winning selections to see a return.
How the Heinz works
You can think of it as an expanded accumulator that gives you more chances to get a return.
The more selections you get right, the more combinations become winning bets.
If all 6 selections win, the sixfold accumulator provides the largest payout.
If 3, 4, or 5 selections win, you’ll still receive partial payouts from the successful combinations.
While the initial cost of a Heinz bet is higher than a standard accumulator, the advantage is that you can still get a return even if one or two selections lose.
Example
If you place a Heinz bet with 6 selections across different events, you’re covering every possible combination.
The total cost is your stake multiplied by 57 combinations.
For example:
If you bet $1 per combination, your total stake will be $57 (1 × 57).
This gives you flexibility: even if not all selections win, you may still receive a return — and the more you get right, the higher the payout.