Same Game Multi Comparison
A same game multi doesn't price the same way at two different bookmakers — each one sets its own view on how your legs correlate, and that view shows up in the payout. The Odds Terminal prices your exact multi at up to 10 Australian bookmakers side by side, so you can see who pays the most before you place it.
Why the same multi pays differently
A same game multi combines several outcomes from one match into a single price — a striker's goals, a winger's shots, and the match result, say. Pricing that combination isn't as simple as multiplying the individual odds together: legs from the same game are often correlated (a team winning comfortably tends to lift its forwards' goal and shot counts, for instance), and each bookmaker applies its own adjustment for that correlation.
Those adjustments differ from book to book, and the difference compounds as you add legs. A gap of a few per cent on each leg can turn into a much larger gap on the combined multi price by the time you're three or four legs in. That's the gap this tool is built to show you.
How the multi race works
Pick the legs of your multi — a player prop, a line, a match result, whatever markets are on offer for that game — and the SGM race prices that exact combination at up to 10 Australian bookmakers at once (7 for EPL). The best payout is highlighted, along with how far ahead of the field it is.
We keep that edge figure honest. It's calculated against the average of the bookmakers that can price every leg of your multi, never against the lowest price on offer — and a bookmaker that can't cover one of your legs is left out of the comparison entirely rather than counted against it. Only books that actually quote your full multi compete for the best price.
Up to 14 bookmakers on the comparison surfaces
The multi race is the same-game-multi tool specifically. Across the rest of the site — single markets, player props, the value-picks feed — we compare odds across up to 14 Australian bookmakers: Sportsbet, Ladbrokes, TAB, BetRight, BetR, PointsBet, Dabble, BetDeluxe, TrueBet, NinjaBet, Unibet, PlayUp, Picklebet and TABtouch.
The gap between the two numbers is coverage, not quality — a same-game-multi engine isn't behind all 14 books for every match, so the race draws only on the books that reliably price the exact combination you've picked. As more books add that capability, the race grows with them.
A worked example
Here's a multi built from the site's own EPL sample data — three legs from Arsenal v Chelsea, priced at the seven books in the EPL race:
- Arsenal — to win
- V. Gyökeres — 1+ goals
- B. Saka — 2+ shots
| Bookmaker | Payout | vs average |
|---|---|---|
| Dabble | $4.84 | BEST · +3% |
| TAB | $4.82 | +2% |
| BetRight | $4.74 | +1% |
| BetR | $4.68 | −1% |
| Sportsbet | $4.65 | −1% |
| Ladbrokes | $4.61 | −2% |
| PointsBet | $4.59 | −2% |
Same three legs, seven different prices — a gap most people never see because they only check the one book they're already logged into.
FAQ
What is a same game multi?
A same game multi (SGM) combines two or more outcomes from the same match into one bet — for example a striker to score, a winger to have 2+ shots, and the match result — priced as a single combined multi instead of three separate bets.
Why do same game multi prices differ between bookmakers?
Each bookmaker sets its own view on how the legs in your multi correlate with each other, and that view changes the combined price. Small differences in that adjustment compound across the multi, so the same legs can pay noticeably more at one book than another.
How many bookmakers do you compare?
We price your same game multi at up to 10 Australian bookmakers — 7 for EPL — and highlight who pays the most. Single markets, player props and the value-picks feed compare up to 14 bookmakers.
Is The Odds Terminal free to use?
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Which sports can I compare?
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