What is a Same Game Multi?.

What is a Same Game Multi?

A Same Game Multi combines two or more selections, called legs, from a single game into one bet. Instead of placing separate bets on the result, a player's performance and the total score, you bundle them together for one larger combined price. Every leg must come in for the bet to pay. If a single leg loses, the whole SGM loses.

This is different from a standard multi. In a normal multi the legs come from different games. In an SGM all the legs are from the same game, which is why they are often related to each other.

How the odds combine

As a rule, the prices of your legs are combined into one larger price, so adding more legs lifts the potential return but makes the bet harder to land. Because SGM legs come from the same match, they can be linked. For example, a team winning by a big margin and a key player scoring often go together. For that reason SGM prices are calculated differently to a standard multi, where the legs are independent. The bet slip shows the final combined price before you confirm, so you always see exactly what you are getting.

How to place a Same Game Multi on Bet Right

1. Open the match you want to bet on and look for the Same Game Multi option.
2. Add your first leg, for example the match result.
3. Add more legs from the same game, such as a player to score, total points over or under, or a winning margin.
4. Watch the combined price update on the bet slip as you add legs.
5. Enter your stake and confirm. The slip shows your potential return for all legs winning.

Which sports can you build an SGM on?

Same Game Multis are available across Bet Right's major sports, including AFL, NRL, NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, NBL, soccer and T20 cricket. Bigger matches can offer well over a hundred markets to combine, from results and margins to player and scoring markets.

Things to know before you bet

• Every leg must win. One losing leg means the whole SGM loses.
• If a leg is voided (for example, a player is a late withdrawal), the SGM is typically voided. Check the rules on the bet slip.
• Cash Out is generally not available on Same Game Multis, so you cannot settle the bet early.
• More legs, more risk. A big-priced SGM looks attractive, but each extra leg lowers your real chance of collecting.

SGM, SRM and standard multi: what is the difference?

A Same Game Multi (SGM) combines markets within one match. A Same Race Multi (SRM) is the racing equivalent, combining outcomes within a single race. A standard multi combines selections across different games or races. If you are new to combining selections, our guide on how to read fixed odds explains how prices turn into returns, which is the foundation of every multi.

Same Game Multi FAQs

How many legs can a Same Game Multi have?

You can usually combine several legs from the one match. The bet slip shows the combined price as you add each leg.

What happens if one leg of my SGM loses?

The whole bet loses. Every leg must win for an SGM to pay out.

Can I Cash Out a Same Game Multi?

Cash Out is generally not available on SGMs, so the bet runs to settlement. Always check the bet slip for the rules that apply.

Is an SGM the same as a multi across different games?

No. An SGM is built from one game. A standard multi combines legs from different games. You can often add an SGM as a leg inside a larger multi.