Heinz Review

What is Heinz?

Heinz is a kind of bet that combines 6 selections into a single wager. This bet comprises of a combination of a double, a treble, four fold, five fold and six fold. It is made up of 57 bets that are of an equal stake. This means that the more winning choices that come in, the higher the profits will be. For instance, a one Heinz will be made up of 57×1 bets, which means that the overall stake will be 57.

Heinz Explained

The name Heinz comes from Heinz Food Company whose slogan refers to their provision of 57 unique products. The bet itself is created from, 15 doubles, 20 trebles, 15 four-fold, six five-fold, and one six-fold. Since each selection has the same effect on returns, it doesn’t matter what order they’re included on the betting slip.
A Heinz bet doesn’t include singles. If singles were also incorporated into this sort of bet, it would become a Lucky 63. A Heinz bet can be arranged in any way, but like others of this type, the over-all stake will be multiplied. This kind of bet should not be mistaken with ‘super Heinz’ which includes seven choices instead of six.

A win of two or more selections will guarantee a return, however this won’t guarantee a profit. For instance, if you placed a Heinz bet on six horses, all with 2-1 chances, you will get an absolute return of 9. Having three winning, would give you 54, four winning would give you 243, five winning would give you 1,008 and six winning an incredible total of 4,077. It’s easy to see how quickly the overall profit increases as every added winner comes in.

So why would you make a Heinz bet? The high returns that a Heinz bet can bring, are obviously very appealing to many punters. A similarly high return can be achieved with a single 6-fold accumulator, but this would require all selections to win for such returns to be created. A Heinz bet is an exciting way of placing multiple bets resulting in an increased chance of return.
Learn more about a Heinz bet and improve your betting ability. This will also help you achieve more favourable outcomes.