Just one winning selection guarantees a return but the more winners the more your bet returns. A lucky 15 bet is when you have four selections which consist of 15 separate bets. Okay, this is where things get a little more complicated. Common accumulators can also go by the name of fourfold, fivefold, sixfold etc. Be careful though, the more selections you add to your bet, the less percentage chance you have of that bet winning. Use the betting odds calculator to work out how much your accumulator will return if it wins. An accumulator (or acca) is a very popular bet with punters when it comes to football, where you can multi up many different selections and with it the odds increase with the more selections you add. Like a double and treble, it's a multi bet term used to describe bets that have four or more selections. Like a double, but three selections instead of two. A win double (two bets) on Liverpool to win the Premier League and Leeds to win the Championship.

What is a double bet?Ī multiple bet (or multi) is where you place one bet but need both selections to win in order to collect. Place terms can differ from event to event, bookie to bookie. The place part of the bet is determined by the bookmaker you bet with. It's a popular bet in sports with longer odds, outright markets such as Premier League top scorer or the Grand National in horse racing. So a £10 each-way bet would cost £20 to place. What does 'each-way' bet mean?Īn each-way bet is a combination of win and place bets of equal size. What is a single bet?Ī single bet is a simple bet on an individual selection or outcome.

We've defined each bet type below, so you can find the best value for your betslip. When placing a bet, you'll notice that there are a variety of options available to you, such as a single bet, a treble and an acca.

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