An accumulator is a bet that combines multiple selections into a single wager that gains a return only when all parts win. Learn more.
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Accumulator Calculator FAQ
An accumulator bet, also known as an Acca, is a bet containing multiple selections. The odds of each selection is multiplied by the next.
On an accumulator bet you need all your selections to win to get a return, so if you opt for 10 selections, all of them need to win.
Many bookmakers will offer Acca insurance on accumulator bets. This often means that if just one of your selections fails to win you will get your stake back, either as cash or as a free bet.
The main benefit of an Accumulator bet is that the odds of each selection are multiplied by the next. This can lead to big odds and a big profit from a relatively small stake. The main disadvantage of an accumulator, especially with higher numbers of selections, is that if just one of your selections loses then the whole bet loses.
