Combos let you combine multiple market selections into one trade.
Instead of trading on each selection separately, you can select multiple outcomes and combine them into a single combo. Your combo is given one combined price, which determines your potential payout.
For a combo to win, every active selection must settle in your favour.
Example:
You create a 3-selection combo:
Team A to win
Over 2.5 goals
Player B to record 2+ shots
If all three selections win, your combo wins.
If one active selection loses, the combo settles at zero.
However, if one of the selections is voided, it is removed from the combo rather than being treated as a loss. See Combo Settlement and Voids for more information.
How many selections can I add?
You need at least 2 legs to create a Combo. You can add up to 10 eligible legs to a single Combo.
Not every market is eligible for Combo trading. Only eligible markets will appear in the Combo section.
Why are some selections unavailable?
Markets can be unavailable for combos for several reasons.
For example:
The market may not have enough liquidity.
The selections may have a relationship that makes them impossible or redundant.
The market may not currently support combo pricing.
You can only add markets that are eligible for combo trading.
What happens when I place a combo?
When you place a combo:
Bayse calculates a combined price for your selections.
You review the price and potential payout.
Your required funds are reserved.
The combo is executed as one position.
Combos are all-or-nothing, so a combo either executes completely or does not execute.