Accumulator Bet Calculator
An accumulator football tips bet consists of a bet on 4 or more selections taking part in different events all of which need to win in order to generate a return.
It is often named after the number of selections that have been chosen in a bet e.g. Four-Fold, Five-Fold, Six-Fold, etc.… You can of course place an each-way accumulator
Where can I place Accumulator football tips bet?
- Live Streaming
- Parlay Bonus
- ITV Racing 4/1 Offer
How do Accumulator football tips betting work?
There are plenty of sites offering accumulator football tips or if you know your football you can benefit from decent odds if you land an accumulator bet
What bookmakers provide Acca Insurance?
When one team in a footy acca fails, Acca Insurance gives punters their stake back as a free bet. Over the few years, this service has grown in popularity among bookmakers, and there is now a bevvy of them offering acca insurance.
What exactly is Acca Edge?
Acca Edge applies to accas (three or more picks) on any sport, and if you accept Acca Edge, you’ll get a tiny drop in odds in exchange for money back as CASH if the bet is let down by just one selection. We analysed every bookmaker to come up with a complete list of the top bookies for football accumulators, which includes full specifics of this and other acca promos that are slightly different from Acca insurance.
How do you calculate an Accumulator Bet?
Use the bet calculator to work out accumulators from 4 to 63 selections
How many selections are in Accumulator football tips bet?
Usually, a minimum of 4 selections make up accumulator football tips bet.
Accumulator bets in Horse Racing?
Pick horses from different races to place in an accumulator.
When should I place an Accumulator bet?
When you’re confident of a number of picks and bet with smaller stakes as the odds can really accumulate. e.g £10 bet on 4 selections at 2/1 each is 3 x 3 x 3 x 3 equals 81/1
£800 profit.
What are the drawbacks of placing an Accumulator bet?
The obvious drawback of an accumulator bet is if one leg lets you down. It can be very frustrating in a five-fold acca if you predict 4 correct results except one. This is where accumulator insurance can be invaluable.
How many bets are in an Accumulator Bet?
There is one bet across 4 or more selections in an Accumulator
How does an Accumulator Bet work?
Following the first bet win the return is rolled on as the stake for the next bet in the selection. Each resultant win continues the rollover of the return as a stake. All bets across the selection must win to see a return from the bet
How do you calculate an Accumulator Bet?
To calculate an Accumulator Bet assume the stake is £10 across a 4 fold (selection) Accumulator Bet.
- Bet 1 is a 3/1 Single Bet. A win equals a £40 return (£3 return for every 1 pound staked plus the stake returned).
- Bet 2 is a 2/1 Single Bet using the return of bet 1 as the stake. A win equals a £120 return (£2 return for every £1 staked = £80 profit plus the £40 stake)
- Bet 3 is a 3/1 Single Bet using the return of bet 2 as the stake. A win equals £480 return (£3 returned for every £1 staked = £360 profit plus the £120 stake)
- Bet 4 is a 3/1 Single Bet using the return of bet 3 as the stake. A win equals a £1,920 return (£3 returned for every £1 staked = £1,440 plus the £480 stake)
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