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Bet Builder vs Accumulator (Acca)

What is the difference between a Bet Builder and an Accumulator?

A Bet Builder and an Accumulator (Acca) both let you create a bet using selected outcomes, but they work differently.

An Accumulator is a type of Multiple Bet.

What is a Bet Builder?

A Bet Builder lets you choose one or more legs from markets within a single match.

For example, you could select the match result or combine it with a player to score and over 2.5 goals.

For step-by-step instructions, see How to place a Bet Builder.

What is an Accumulator (Acca)?

An Accumulator, commonly known as an Acca, is a Multiple Bet containing four or more selections from different matches or events.

All selections must win for the bet to pay out.

See how an Accumulator (Acca) works

How does an Accumulator fit into Multiple Bets?

Multiple Bet is the general term for a bet that combines selections from different matches or events. The name of the bet depends on the number of selections:

  • Double: Two selections

  • Treble: Three selections

  • Accumulator (Acca): Four or more selections

For more information about these and other types of bets, see Types of bets we accept.

Ready to place one? See How do I place a Multiple Bet.

Key differences

Bet Builder

Accumulator (Acca)

Minimum required

One leg

Four selections

Number of events

One match

Multiple matches or events

Bet contents

One or more legs from markets within the same match

One selection per match or event

Odds

Based on the selected leg or combination of legs

Multiplied across all selections

Example

Match result, with optional additional legs such as first goalscorer or over 2.5 goals

Four teams to win across four different matches

What do they have in common?

When a bet contains multiple legs or selections, every leg or selection must win for the bet to pay out.

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