An accumulator (also called a multi or parlay) combines several selections into one bet. The odds multiply together — but every selection must win for the bet to pay.
How to place one
Tap odds from two or more different matches — each is added to your bet slip.
Switch the slip to the Accumulator tab.
Enter one stake for the whole bet.
Review the combined odds and payout, then Place Bet.
Example
Three picks at odds 1.50, 1.80, and 2.00. Combined odds: 1.50 × 1.80 × 2.00 = 5.40. A ₹200 stake returns ₹1,080 if all three win. If even one loses, the whole bet loses.
What if a leg is voided?
If one selection is voided (say, a match is abandoned), that leg is removed at odds 1.00 and the accumulator recalculates with the remaining legs. You don't lose the bet — the payout just drops.
Honest advice
Accumulators are fun and the payouts look great, but the bookmaker's margin compounds with every leg you add. Two or three well-chosen legs is a strategy; ten legs is a lottery ticket. Bet accordingly.
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