Football Accumulator Tips
FA Cup Player Props Treble
El Hadji Malick Diouf is the best crosser of a ball at West Ham and has already racked up four assists in 18 Premier League starts this term. With the hosts likely to sit off their opponents, expect Diouf to get plenty of opportunities to cross from deep on the left and he looks a tempting price for an assist.
With injuries to Joelinton, Bruno Guimaraes and Lewis Miley in recent weeks, Joe Willock has gotten more of an opportunity in Newcastle’s midfield. He is particularly effective in this role away from home and it is notable that all four of his shots on target this term have come on the road. After good performances in his last two games, back him for a shot on target.
Wirtz is growing into his first season as a Liverpool player and he was a persistent thorn in Sunderland’s side on Wednesday. The German now has 13 shots on target in his last 13 games and has scored six times in that spell.
A-League Double Tip
The two bottom sides in the A-League meet for the first time this season, but the hosts should feel hard done by as they’ve got the third-best xG record in the league. Each of Western Sydney Wanderers’ home defeats have come against the top four, so they should fare better against a Wellington side who have shipped nine goals across their last three games.
Newcastle Jets have won six games on the spin, while they’ve won each of their last six away games. Both teams have scored in 12 of the visitors’ 26 A-League games, while Perth Glory have lost four of five home meetings with sides above them in the table.
FA Cup Double Tip
Chelsea should have enough quality to overcome Hull even if they do make changes. Goals should be on the agenda as well as there have been at least four goals scored in five of the Blues’ last six games, back the visitors to win in a game featuring over 3.5 goals.
Wrexham have conceded in 81% of their home league games this term, and they struggled to prevent Ipswich making chances in the previous meeting this term. The Tractor Boys have conceded in 11 of 14 away trips, while Wrexham’s last eight home matches saw BTTS land on seven occasions.
Accumulator Tip
Pisa have struggled in their meetings with the top six this season, including losing by two or more in three of their four home meetings with them. Milan have claimed impressive wins at Como and Bologna in recent weeks, and they can secure another routine victory on Friday.
Wrexham have conceded in 81% of their home league games this term, and they struggled to prevent Ipswich making chances in the previous meeting this term. The Tractor Boys have conceded in 11 of 14 away trips, while Wrexham’s last eight home matches saw BTTS land on seven occasions.
Elche’s last six matches have seen both teams find the net, while the hosts have scored in their last nine La Liga matches. The visitors have conceded in 11 of their 12 away trips, while Elche are winless in six, conceding 15 times.
Alverca’s away record has been skewed by trips to sides above them, but against weaker sides, they’ve allowed games to open up. The visitors have scored twice in three of their five visits to sides below them. Six of Tondela’s clashes with bottom-half teams have featured three or more goals, so this should be an open clash.
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What is an accumulator bet?
Also known as an ‘acca’, an accumulator is one bet made up of multiple selections. All selections must win for the bet to be successful. Returns are calculated by multiplying the stake by the odds, then multiplying the total return by the second set of odds, and so on.
Accumulators are particularly popular in football, where punters enjoy placing lots of short odds selections into one bet to bring in big winnings – often with the help of our football accumulator tips!
What are the advantages of an accumulator bet?
There are two main reasons why punters love our accumulator tips. Firstly, the returns can be huge thanks to the long odds that multiple selections can create. Secondly, they can be fun and highly absorbing. If the bets come in at different times, tension is built up. If they are happening simultaneously there are thrills and spills galore as punters look to see how all their bets are faring. Either way, the satisfaction of landing an acca like the one below is unparalleled! It’s why punters love a good football accumulator tip.
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First off you’ll want to see if any good free bets or special offers are available with the bookmakers – our free bets page is great for this. Then take a look at what specific bets you want to place. For all football bets, take a look at our predictions hub, offering previews, stats and tips for all the week’s football. Choose a few of your favourites and put them into an accumulator bet slip with your chosen bookmaker. When it comes to accumulators, punters normally opt for bets with short odds to boost their chances of winning. But if you want big returns, go for longer odds. It’s up to you!
How to work out accumulator odds?
Returns on an accumulator are calculated by multiplying the stake by the odds, then multiplying the total return by the second set of odds, and so on. The easiest manual way to find your total odds is to use the following formula:
1 X (2/1 +1) X (3/1 +1) X (5/1+1) X (8/1 +1) = Total Odds
Or alternatively, you can use an online bet calculator to find your winnings.
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The best way is to be informed. Follow our football accumulator tips on this page, or for more tips from our football betting experts, make sure to check out our football tips page. Besides this, placing bets on bigger odds and increasing your stake would be the mathematical way to win big. Football accumulators give you the perfect opportunity to do this.
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How does an each way accumulator work?
Each way accumulators are most often employed in horse racing. These bets are designed to ensure punters still win something if their bet doesn’t win outright. In this sense, a second bet is included which requires all selections to ‘place’ (come close to winning), and would return a profit at a fraction of the price. To use horse racing as an example, this could be on horses to ‘place’ in the top 3 of a race, for example. The definition of ‘placing’ depends on the terms of the each way bet.
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