A Super Heinz is a full-cover multiple bet on seven selections containing 120 individual bets. It is the step above the Heinz (six selections, 57 bets) and below the Goliath (eight selections, 247 bets). No singles are included — at least two winners are required for any return.
Structure:
- Doubles: 21
- Trebles: 35
- Four-folds: 35
- Five-folds: 21
- Six-folds: 7
- Seven-fold: 1
- Total: 120 bets
The seven-fold accumulator within the Super Heinz represents the largest potential return — all seven selections must win, but the multiplied odds can produce extraordinary payouts from a small unit stake. At 2.5 per selection, all seven correct gives combined odds of 2.5⁷ ≈ 610 — on a £1 unit that returns £610 from just the seven-fold.
Practical usage: at £1 per line (£120 stake), the Super Heinz requires careful selection. It is most commonly placed at smaller unit stakes — 10p (£12 total) or 25p (£30 total) — making full coverage of seven selections affordable for recreational bettors.
A Lucky equivalent of the Super Heinz would add 7 singles, totalling 127 bets — this is not a named bet type. Bettors who want single coverage on seven selections typically add seven separate singles manually alongside their Super Heinz.
Example
£1 Super Heinz (£120 total). Six of seven selections win. Returns activate: all 21 doubles (only those with both winners), 20 trebles, 15 four-folds, 6 five-folds, and 1 six-fold. The six-fold at 2.5 per selection returns 2.5⁶ ≈ 244. Total combined return from all applicable combinations far exceeds the £120 stake on a good day with 6 winners.