How an accumulator works
An accumulator links two or more selections into one bet. With decimal prices, a simple combined price is the product of the prices for each leg. A larger number of legs increases the combined price and the chance that one selection prevents the standard acca from winning.
The live bet slip may apply rules for void legs or special markets. Check its displayed combined price and the operator's terms.
Worked example
At decimal prices of 2.00 and 1.50, the simple combined price is 3.00. A €10 stake would have a €30 gross return if both selections win under standard settlement: €20 profit plus the original stake.
If one leg loses, a standard accumulator loses. If a leg is void, the settlement usually adjusts under the applicable rules; check those rules rather than assuming.
Use the calculator
Enter each decimal price in the accumulator calculator to multiply them and estimate the simple gross return for a chosen stake.
A bet builder or system bet may use a different structure and price. Use the figure shown in the current bet slip for that product.
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