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How Combo Pricing and Payouts Work

A combo’s price represents the combined probability of all the selections happening together.

Bayse does not simply multiply the individual prices of your selections. The relationship between the selections is also considered when determining the combo price.

This is particularly important when you combine selections from the same match or event.


Combo price and odds

Combo prices are displayed in cents.

The price represents the implied probability of the combo.

Price

Implied Probability

Odds Multiple

10¢

10%

10x

25¢

25%

4x

50¢

50%

2x

For example, a combo priced at 10¢ has an implied probability of 10% and pays at 10x.


How your potential payout is calculated

Your potential payout is based on your trade amount and the combo’s odds multiple.

Trade amount × odds multiple = maximum payout

Example

  • If you trade ₦2,000 on a combo priced at 10¢ (10x): ₦2,000 × 10 = ₦20,000

  • Your maximum payout would be ₦20,000.

  • Your potential payout is shown before you confirm the trade.

NB: The quote shown before submission may change. Your Combo will be executed at the best available quote when you submit your trade.


Maximum payout

  • Every combo has a maximum payout of $15,000.

  • There is also a maximum of 10 selections per combo.

  • If your potential payout would exceed the maximum payout, the trade will be rejected.

You may see:

“Market Maker Rejected Trade, Trade lower amount.”

If this happens, reduce your trade amount and try again.


Combo fees

Combos have no separate combo fee.

The price you receive reflects the pricing of the selections included in your combo.


Collateral

When you place a combo, the required collateral is reserved immediately.

This ensures the potential payout can be covered if your combo wins.

If a selection is later voided and the maximum possible payout decreases, any collateral that is no longer required is automatically released.


Combo execution

Combos are executed all-or-nothing.

This means:

  • The complete combo executes as one position, or

  • The combo does not execute.

A combo cannot be partially executed.

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