What’s an Acca?
An accumulator (acca) is a bet that combines multiple selections into one.
Each selection is called a leg — and for your acca to win, every leg needs to land.
The upside? Odds stack up.
So even a small stake can return more than a single bet.
⚙️ How It Works
Example: 3-Leg Football Acca
Arsenal to win @ 1.50
Man United to win @ 1.30
Liverpool to win @ 1.28
Total odds: 2.50
Stake: £10
Potential return: £25.01 (if all 3 win)
You can add up to 10 legs to an acca —
just remember: more legs = more risk.
🔄 Mixing Your Picks
You’re not limited to one match or even one sport.
You can combine selections across different games and leagues — as long as they’re not linked to each other.
✅ Allowed
Match Winner (Game A) + Total Goals (Game B)
❌ Not allowed (correlated bets)
First Goalscorer + Anytime Goalscorer (same player, same match)
If selections are linked, we’ll flag it before you place the bet.
❓ What If a Leg Is Cancelled?
If one of your legs is void (for example, a match is cancelled), it’s simply removed from your acca.
Your bet stays active — just with updated odds.
Example:
Arsenal to win @ 1.50
❌ Cancelled match
Liverpool to win @ 1.10
New odds: 1.65
🛠️ Bet Builder Accas
You can include Bet Builder selections in your acca.
If part of a Bet Builder is voided:
The entire Bet Builder is removed
The rest of your acca carries on with adjusted odds
Example:
4-leg Football Bet Builder
2-leg Basketball Bet Builder
If one basketball leg is void → both basketball legs are removed
Football legs stay in play.
Final Thought
Accas are all about building something bigger — but they do come with more risk.
If you’re adding more legs, make sure you’re comfortable with the trade-off.
📞 Still need help? Hit the chat button in the bottom-right corner — our Support team’s there if you need anything.