A yeekee lotto is a four selection bet, consisting of eleven bets: six doubles, four trebles and one four-fold accumulator. It can be an effective strategy for those confident with using multiple selections to maximize odds but comes with some potential drawbacks; most obviously being that only two selections win and the returns may not cover your original stake amount.
Another drawback to be wary of in the Yankee system is the increased risk of one or more selections losing, which can wreak havoc with overall profitability of the bet.
One drawback to yeekee lotto is its lower payouts compared to straight accumulators. This is likely due to multiple winners being needed in trebles and quads in order for payouts to occur, potentially leaving your overall winnings not enough to cover your original stake.
However, the yeekee lotto offers several advantages that make it attractive to many punters. Its flexibility enables bettors to select various markets and sports, including racing and football – and betting outcomes such as win/draw/win, BTTS or anytime goalscorers is just one way it offers advantages over its competitions.
As it does not include singles bets, the yeekee lotto is significantly less costly than its Lucky 31 counterpart, making it ideal for those who wish to place strong bets alongside safer “banker” bets without breaking the bank too often. Conversely, more cautious gamblers may prefer sticking to traditional acca bets instead.
