The Bet Calculator is set up by default to work out winnings for standard single UK bets. For example: if you’ve placed a £5 bet on a horse to win the Grand National at odds of 16/1, just enter 5 into the “Your Stake” box then enter 16 in the “Bet 1″ box and 1 in the next box along, after the / symbol. Then just click the green “Calculate” button to work out the winnings you should get back from the bookies. Our calculator only accepts whole numbers and will round up or down to the nearest £1.

If you’ve bet you horse each way then make sure you click the small “Each Way” square button next the stake box.

The calculator can also work out multiple selection bets such as “Doubles” and “Triples”. To do this just enter the odds of the other horses and remember to click the small “Double” or “Triple” round buttons. You can also enter odds in the European/American style (11.00) by clicking on the “decimal” button.

The Aidan O’Brien-trained Yeats created history by winning his fourth Gold Cup at Royal Ascot today. Yeats went off as the 6-4 favorite with reports of multiple bets in excess of £25000 being lumped onto this superb stayer.

Yeats didn’t disappoint his backers or the Ascot crowd with another classy performance in the race. He slipped past the field and looked very comfortable on the run home. The win by Yeats will be a massive blow to bookmakers who are expect to lose millions in payouts to the heavily backed horse.

William Hill is currently giving all new customers a free bet deal worth £25, to qualify for the the free cash just enter the promotional code (F25) when you sign-up.

William Hill is England’s leading online bookmakers and specializes in Grand National betting and also offers odds on thousands of sporting events everyday. From horse racing to TV shows, Will Hill offers bets on all major sporting events.

Along with sports bets you can also play a wide range of casino games, poker and casual games like fruit machines and scratch cards. Don’t forgot that Will Hill also offer ‘In-Play’ betting, you can bet on the Grand National as it happens! Why not wait until the race has started before placing your bet, you could avoid those early fallers at fence one and two, or wait til the final fence before betting on the front runners as they round the elbow on the run home.