Accumulator calculator
Multiply the odds on every leg of your accumulator and see what a winning slip pays. Add as many selections as you need.
Total odds
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Enter at least one price to see the returns.
How it works
An accumulator pays out only if every selection wins. The combined price is the legs multiplied together, so three legs at 2.00 give total odds of 8.00, and your return is that figure times your stake. Each leg you add multiplies the potential return, and multiplies the number of ways the slip can fail.
Worked example
Three legs at 1.80, 2.10 and 1.65 combine to 6.24. A stake of 1,000 returns 6,237, a profit of 5,237. One losing leg and the whole slip pays nothing.
Common questions
Does an accumulator bonus change these figures?
No. This shows the bookmaker's raw returns. Many bookmakers add a percentage bonus on slips above a certain number of legs, so your real payout can be higher. The Accas of the Day pages on this site show the bonus that applies at each bookmaker.
What happens if one leg is void?
A void leg is normally settled at odds of 1.00, which takes it out of the multiplication without killing the slip. Enter only the legs that stand to see what you would get.
Is there a limit on the number of legs?
Each bookmaker sets its own maximum, commonly between 20 and 40 selections, and nearly all of them cap the total payout however long the slip is. Check the terms before staking on a very long accumulator.
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These figures are arithmetic on the prices you enter. They are not a prediction, and they do not change the chance of your bet coming in.
Our tip record
Win rate
57.1%
113–85
198 settled tips since Mar 2026.
By market
- Home win63.5%40–23
- Away win38.7%12–19
- Over 2.5 goals52.9%9–8
- Under 2.5 goals66.7%6–3
- Both teams to score58.3%42–30
- Both teams not to score66.7%4–2
- Overall57.1%113–85
Covers the markets listed above, won and lost. Unplayed and ungradeable tips are excluded, not counted as losses. Past results are not a guide to future ones.
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