An accumulator – or acca, because nobody's calling it an accumulator in the group chat – combines multiple selections into one bet.
For the acca to win, every selection needs to be settled as a winner.
How do accas work?
Think of each selection as one leg of your acca.
Multiple selections are combined into one bet, giving you one overall price based on the selections you've added.
How many selections do I need?
You'll need at least two eligible selections to build an acca.
Depending on what's available, you can combine different matches and markets through your betslip.
What happens if a leg is void?
This is where the type of acca matters.
For standard bets, settlement follows the applicable betting rules for the affected selection. However, Enhanced Accas and Boosted Markets have their own rule: if one leg is void, the entire Enhanced Acca or Boosted Market is void.
Bet Builders work differently again – if any Bet Builder leg is graded as void, the entire Bet Builder is void.
For full details, check our General Sports Betting Rules and Football Betting Rules.
What if a match is postponed?
Timing matters.
Under the Football Betting Rules, if a match is postponed by more than 48 hours, bets on that match are void. If it's postponed by less than 48 hours, the start time is updated and bets stand.
What if a match is abandoned?
If a match is abandoned, bets where the outcome has already been decided may still stand. Bets where the outcome hasn't been determined are generally void, subject to any sport or market-specific rules.
Building a football acca
Found a few selections you want to combine? Add them to your betslip and we'll do the maths.
Head to the Acca Builder to see what's available.