Cards

Single, Double, Treble, and Multi formats

How card formats describe selection count and why adding selections changes the risk profile.

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Format names describe structure

A Single contains one selection, a Double contains two, and a Treble contains three. Multi is used for a larger supported selection set. The format label helps you understand the card structure before reading its full detail.

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Combined selections depend on each other

In a combined format, every entering selection contributes to the card calculation. One lost selection can cause the card to lose, while void or partial outcomes can alter the effective settled odds under the approved policy. More selections do not make a result more certain.

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Read the complete card

Use the format together with the category, each match report, the combined risks, kickoff timing, and recorded odds. A compact format badge is an orientation aid, not a recommendation about what to choose or how much to stake.

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