Accumulator bets—also called accas, multiples, or parlays—combine multiple selections into a single wager.
Each selection is called a leg.
All legs must win for the bet to succeed.
Odds are multiplied, so even small stakes can lead to bigger returns.
⚙️ How Do Accumulator Bets Work?
Example: Premier League 3-Leg Acca
Arsenal to win @ 1.50
Manchester United to win @ 1.30
Liverpool to win @ 1.28
Total Odds: 1.50 × 1.30 × 1.28 = 2.50
Stake: £10
Potential Return: £25.01 (if all teams win)
🔟 You can include up to 10 legs, but more legs = higher risk.
🔄 Mixing and Matching Legs
You can combine selections from different sports or leagues, as long as they are not correlated.
✅ Allowed Example:
Match Winner (Game A) + Total Goals Over/Under (Game B)
❌ Not Allowed (Correlated Bets):
First Goalscorer + Anytime Goalscorer for the same player in the same match
⚠️ If your acca includes correlated selections, the system will flag it and ask you to revise your bet.
❓ What Happens If a Leg Is Cancelled?
If a leg is voided (e.g., match cancellation), it is removed from your acca and odds are recalculated.
Example:
Original 3-leg acca:
Leg 1: Arsenal to win @ 1.50
Leg 2: Cancelled match
Leg 3: Liverpool to win @ 1.10
Original odds: 2.50
Adjusted odds: 1.50 × 1.10 = 1.65
🛠️ Bet Builder Accumulators
You can include Bet Builder selections in an acca:
If any leg of a Bet Builder is voided, all selections within that Bet Builder are removed.
The rest of your acca continues with adjusted odds.
Example:
4-leg Football Bet Builder + 2-leg Basketball Bet Builder
If one basketball leg is voided, both basketball legs are removed.
Football legs remain active.
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