Lessons

  • How Multi Smasher Works

    An introduction to Multi Smasher

  • Choosing a Workflow

    How to choose between Non-SGM, SGM, Promo, and Value Builder

  • Reading Leg Candidates

    How to read leg candidates, fair odds, edge, and actions

  • Building a Multi

    How selected legs become a multi

  • Reading the Summary

    How to read Multi Odds, EV, Profit Range, Kelly, and the outcome matrix

  • Using Filters

    How to use Multi Smasher filters

  • Saving a Play

    How to save Multi Smasher plays to Scratchpad

  • Examples

  • Bonus Back Promo

    Use Multi Smasher for a bonus back multi offer

  • Profit Boost Promo

    Use Multi Smasher for a boosted winning multi

  • Unhedged Value Multi

    Use Multi Smasher for an unhedged fair-odds multi

  • Value Builder Multi

    Use Multi Smasher to build a value multi

  • Same Game Multi

    Use Multi Smasher for SGM leg selection

Profit Boost Promo

Use Multi Smasher for a boosted winning multi

Scenario

Say a bookmaker is offering a profit boost if your multi wins.

You want to check whether the boost turns the selected multi into a worthwhile play.

Set up the workflow

Choose Non-SGM, then use Promo mode.

Open filters with Filters and set:

Bookmaker

Select the bookmaker offering the boost.

Strategy

Use Hedged if you are laying the legs. Use Unhedged if you are taking the full multi variance.

Legs

Set the number of legs required by the boost.

Stake

Enter the stake you plan to place.

Profit Boost

Enter the boost percentage from the offer.

Leave bonus-back fields at zero unless the offer also includes those terms.

Build and place

Add legs that satisfy the promo and still have live odds.

Before placing, check:

  • Multi Odds
  • Profit Range
  • Expected Value
  • leg count requirement
  • minimum multi odds requirement
  • exchange lay stakes if hedged

Place the multi while the prices are live, place any exchange lays if using Hedged mode, then save with .

Common mistakes

  • Entering the boost as a decimal instead of a percentage.
  • Forgetting that the boost applies to profit, not returned stake.
  • Leaving bonus-back fields populated from a previous setup.
  • Ignoring the downside shown in Profit Range.
  • Saving stale selected-leg prices.