Football Accumulator

Neeson

How do these things work? Is there a limit or minimum amount of teams you must choose and a minimum stake you have to put on?

Do the matches have to be on the same day or in the same league? Can you only bet on games within a certain distance of each other (like only games played in the same month)?

Is this a good calculator?
http://betcalculator.paddypower.com/soccercalc/index.php

Samich

Neeson wrote: »

How do these things work? Is there a limit or minimum amount of teams you must choose and a minimum stake you have to put on?

Do the matches have to be on the same day or in the same league? Can you only bet on games within a certain distance of each other (like only games played in the same month)?

Is this a good calculator?
http://betcalculator.paddypower.com/soccercalc/index.php

I think bet365 have a limit of 23 or something? Not fully sure.

And then when I was doing an accum of 20+ teams on PP the betslip got scrunched and I couldn't scroll down to place bet so had to remove some.

And it doesn't matter what sport, time or whatever it's on.

Neeson

So according to Paddy Power if I was to say Tottenham v Everton for Tottenham to win @ 4/7 and Chelsea v Sunderland for Chelsea to win @ 4/11 and I put on €5 I would get €10.71 back.

Would that be correct? Seems a bit too easy.

RichT

Neeson wrote: »

So according to Paddy Power if I was to say Tottenham v Everton for Tottenham to win @ 4/7 and Chelsea v Sunderland for Chelsea to win @ 4/11 and I put on €5 I would get €10.71 back.

Would that be correct? Seems a bit too easy.

yep..... it's that easy!

That's why all of us that bet on the footy are multi milionaires

Neeson

So how is it done?

Do you go in and ask to do a football accumulator or are there slip on the counters or what?

mike65

/cue wise old owls telling you accus are a mugs game, they usually are of course.

Lasagna Diarra

Neeson wrote: »

So according to Paddy Power if I was to say Tottenham v Everton for Tottenham to win @ 4/7 and Chelsea v Sunderland for Chelsea to win @ 4/11 and I put on €5 I would get €10.71 back.

Would that be correct? Seems a bit too easy.

No, you would lose €5 because Chelsea won't win

- bo -

Neeson wrote: »

So how is it done?

Do you go in and ask to do a football accumulator or are there slip on the counters or what?

You can just grab a blank slip and write

Spurs to beat Everton 4/7
Chelsea to beat Sunderland 4/11
€5 double

Good luck :pac:

RGDATA!

- bo - wrote: »

You can just grab a blank slip and write

Spurs to beat Everton 4/7
Chelsea to beat Sunderland 4/11
€5 accum

Good luck :pac:

fixed the post so as not to confuse OP

yes, in the quoted example it's called a double because there are only two bets, but it's still an accumulator.
writing "accum" will be clear no matter how many bets in your selection

Zander1983

My friend never bets more than 1 euro and never on more than 2 games at a time

Neeson

Yes, but sure you'd want to be putting on at least a fiver to get a decent return. Putting on a Euro would probably only get your €2 back!

ravima

yip, but if your bet does not win, then you only lose €1 as well!

Zander1983

Zander1983 wrote: »

My friend never bets more than 1 euro and never on more than 2 games at a time

May as well not bother then haha

WastedSpace

Samich wrote: »

I think bet365 have a limit of 23 or something? Not fully sure.

And then when I was doing an accum of 20+ teams on PP the betslip got scrunched and I couldn't scroll down to place bet so had to remove some.

And it doesn't matter what sport, time or whatever it's on.

I think its more like 14 on bet365... but its been a long while since i put that many on one slip