How combined odds work
For independent selections priced in decimal odds, multiply the leg prices to calculate the combined price. For example, 2.00 × 1.50 gives 3.00 combined decimal odds. The actual bet slip shows the price offered for the combined selection.
What each leg means
Every selection is a leg. A losing leg generally defeats the accumulator; a winning leg continues into the combined calculation. If a leg is void, the product rules explain whether it is removed from the calculation or handled another way.
Review the full slip
Check that each event and selection is correct, then review the combined odds, stake and potential return. An accumulator concentrates several outcomes into one bet, so read every leg and its settlement terms before confirming.
Frequently asked questions
Do all accumulator selections have to win?
All active legs generally need to win for the full accumulator to win. Check the rules for void, postponed or abandoned selections.